If you find that you have difficulty controlling your drinking, experience cravings that invade your daily life, and struggle with severe withdrawal symptoms when you try to stop drinking on your own, then it’s time to consider reaching out for help. One of the first steps to recovery is recognizing these symptoms and acknowledging that you can’t do it alone.

Although we’re an out-of-network provider, we’ll run your insurance benefits during the initial call to help provide you with the best coverage posssible. We’ll discuss payment options and make the process of payment as easy and smooth as possible.

If your loved one is considering family therapy sessions, consider supporting them by attending them, where you can learn about healthy communication and boundaries. Always keep a non-judgmental, open line of communication with them and offer your encouragement.

While inpatient rehab are around-the-clock programs that require overnight hospital stays, outpatient programs are also called day programs, allowing you to return home at night. At Rotary Recovery, we offer outpatient rehab services, which enable you to continue with your work and life responsibilities while receiving the care and support you need to recover from substance abuse disease.