Tailoring treatment plans to meet individual needs, our withdrawal management emphasizes personalized medical care. Through a holistic approach, we prioritize the well-being of the brain, body, and spiritual aspects. This commitment extends positive effects not only to individuals but also resonates within their families and the broader community.
The new Mind Springs program in Glenwood Springs is certified as a Medically Managed Withdrawal Management (MMWM) setting, holds significant importance for the community across protection, education, and healing dimensions. Located on South Grand Avenue behind the main therapy office, services include 24/7 monitoring by medical professionals for safe symptom withdrawal. The facility is licensed at 3.7 and 3.2 levels of care. It has nine individual beds including beds for both men and women.
Withdrawal management, also known as detoxification or detox, offers several key benefits for individuals recovering from substance use disorders:
Withdrawal management is a crucial first step in the recovery journey.
Specialized Care: The facility provides a dedicated environment for individuals going through withdrawal from alcohol and other substances, ensuring they receive specialized care from trained professionals.
Risk Mitigation: By offering medically managed withdrawal services, the facility helps mitigate health risks associated with withdrawal symptoms, promoting a safer and more controlled environment than relying solely on hospital settings for medical clearance.
Community Safety: Providing a designated space for withdrawal management contributes to community safety by addressing substance-related issues systematically and reducing the potential strain on general hospital resources.
Individualized Care:
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Holistic Approach: Beyond withdrawal management, the facility can offer a holistic approach to healing, addressing not only the physical aspects but also the mental and emotional components of substance use disorders.
Continuum of Care: By serving as a starting point for individuals seeking help, the facility contributes to a continuum of care, connecting individuals with appropriate treatment services and resources for sustained recovery.
Reduced Stigma: Having a dedicated facility for withdrawal management helps reduce the stigma associated with substance use disorders, fostering an environment where individuals feel supported and encouraged to seek help without judgment.
