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We understand that addiction is a complex disease that affects every person differently. That is why our substance use and mental health treatment programs are tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.

Our Clinical Approach

At Aliya Health Group, we offer an array of proven treatments tailored to each individual’s journey toward lasting success. Whether you’re seeking recovery from alcoholism, drug addiction, polysubstance abuse, or co-occurring mental health issues, our nationwide addiction treatment centers offer a secure and nurturing setting to support you in achieving your recovery goals.

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Our Clinical Programming

Aliya Health Group offers a full continuum of care to assist individuals suffering from substance use and co-occurring disorders. Likewise, our mental health facility provides a comprehensive range of outpatient care to help individuals achieve lasting mental health and wellness. Our clinical programming is available in treatment centers throughout the United States. At each of our facilities, we provide tailored treatment and evidence-based therapy to assist people in healing from addiction and mental health disorders.

Specific clinical programs vary by treatment facility location, and may include the following:

Medical Detox

Clinical Program for Substance Use Disorders

What Is Medical Detox?

Medical detox is an essential first step in the journey to recovery from substance abuse. Detoxification eliminates toxins from the body and allows individuals to begin treatment with a clear mind and body.
Our team of highly trained medical professionals will closely monitor each client during their detoxification process, providing ongoing support and assistance. We also utilize medication-assisted treatment when necessary to ease withdrawal symptoms and make the entire experience as comfortable as possible.

Residential Treatment

Clinical Program for Substance Use Disorders

What Is Residential Treatment?

Residential treatment is often the most effective option for those struggling with substance abuse or mental health issues. It offers a safe and structured environment where individuals can focus on their recovery without the distractions and triggers of their everyday life.
Our residential treatment programs combine evidence-based therapy with holistic approaches, providing a well-rounded approach to healing the mind, body, and spirit. Our team of experienced professionals work closely with each client to create an individualized treatment plan that addresses their specific needs and goals.

Partial Hospitalization

Clinical Program for Substance Use Disorders
Clinical Program for Mental Health Disorders

What Is Partial Hospitalization?

Partial hospitalization provides ongoing support for individuals struggling with mental health or substance abuse issues. It is often recommended for those who do not require 24-hour inpatient care, but still need more support than traditional outpatient care.
Our addiction treatment centers offer a partial hospitalization program (PHP) as a part of our structured and comprehensive approach to treating substance abuse.
At our mental health treatment center, clinicians specialize in addressing mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and bipolar disorder during PHP.

Intensive Outpatient

Clinical Program for Substance Use Disorders
Clinical Program for Mental Health Disorders

What Is Intensive Outpatient?

Intensive outpatient is a form of treatment for individuals struggling with substance abuse or mental health disorders. It is designed to provide support and therapy while allowing clients to continue living at home and participating in their daily responsibilities.
Our intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) are typically recommended for those who have already established a solid foundation of coping skills and support. This level of care allows individuals to attend therapy sessions several times a week, while also having the flexibility to maintain work, school, or family commitments.

Outpatient

Clinical Program for Substance Use Disorders
Clinical Program for Mental Health Disorders

What Is Outpatient?

Outpatient care plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health and well-being. Outpatient care is recommended for clients who have less severe symptoms and allows them to receive treatment without having to stay in an inpatient facility overnight. Likewise, this type of care also tends to be more cost-effective compared to inpatient care.
We offer a wide range of outpatient services, including consultations with our team of experienced clinicians, accountability measures including drug tests and screenings, as well as a wide range of therapy services.

Sober Living

Clinical Program for Substance Use Disorders

What Is Sober Living?

Sober living is an integral part of recovery from substance abuse and addiction. It provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals to continue their journey towards sobriety, while also learning how to navigate daily life without the use of drugs or alcohol.
We understand the importance of sober living in long-term recovery. That's why we offer sober living options to support our clients on their path to lasting sobriety. Our sober living homes are designed to provide a sense of community and accountability for our clients.
*Housing availability varies by state and facility location

Our Clinical Services

Our treatment services draw on a blend of evidence-based traditional therapies and experiential and alternative approaches to provide clients with comprehensive care that addresses the physical, mental, and spiritual wounds of substance abuse.

Specific clinical services vary by treatment program, level of care, and location, and may include the following:

Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Model

What Is the Biopsychosocial-Spiritual Model?

The Biopsychosocial-Spiritual (BPSS) Model represents a holistic approach to understanding an individual's health by acknowledging the complex interplay between biological, psychological, social, and spiritual factors. This comprehensive model posits that to fully comprehend a person's well-being or address their health concerns, one must consider not just the physical aspects of their condition but also the emotional, relational, and existential dimensions.

Seeking Safety Curriculum

What Is the Seeking Safety Curriculum?

Seeking Safety is an evidence-based, gentle approach to substance abuse and trauma recovery that doesn’t require detailing past events and potential retraumatization. Seeking Safety focuses on clients’ strengths and covers topics like grounding exercises, setting boundaries, healthy relationships, self-care, and coping with triggers.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

What Is MAT?

Addictions like opioid abuse and alcohol abuse may require a combination of research-backed medications and behavioral therapy for long-term sobriety. Medications like suboxone, acamprosate, disulfiram, and naltrexone can help prevent strong cravings and withdrawal symptoms. This allows clients to focus on gaining relapse prevention skills and building a better life in recovery rather than be distracted by cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

Medication Management

What Is Medication Management?

Many people with substance use issues have co-occurring mental health disorders. In some cases, medications are needed to help manage these psychiatric symptoms. This can lessen the urge to use drugs and alcohol to cope with mental health symptoms. We assess each client’s mental health and prescribe, change, or tweak psychiatric medication as appropriate. We also educate clients on how to properly use their medications and any potential side effects.

Individual Therapy

What Is Individual Therapy?

Individual therapy with a licensed counselor provides a safe space to discuss the underlying issues that fuel trauma. Our therapists are trained in a number of approaches proven to be effective in treating substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders such as ACT, CBT, DBT, and MI. Individual therapy is an opportunity for clients to work intently on trauma, relationships issues, self-confidence, and other potential roadblocks to long-term recovery. It’s also a place to discuss issues that arise in group therapy or topics clients don’t yet feel comfortable bringing to a group setting.

Group Therapy

Group Therapy

An important part of addiction treatment, group therapy provides support and accountability in recovery. Sharing and hearing from others who are going through similar struggles can ease the isolation and shame that sometimes accompanies addiction. Group therapy takes many different forms and covers topics related to substance abuse and the underlying issues that fuel it. Participants learn about healthy coping practices, vulnerability, and communication skills.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

What Is CBT?

An approach proven to help people struggling with addiction and mental health issues, CBT helps clients understand how thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors feed off of each other and can fuel destructive coping behaviors. Our specially trained therapists help clients learn to identify unhealthy thoughts and beliefs, challenge their validity, and replace them with more accurate and positive ones.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

What Is DBT?

Dialectical behavior therapy draws from cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness to help regulate distressing emotions and thoughts. This therapeutic approach emphasizes ways to practice mindfulness, manage intense feelings, and improve interpersonal skills. It’s been shown to be particularly helpful for people struggling with personality disorders or suicidal thoughts.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

What Is ACT?

Frequently used in addiction treatment, ACT draws on many mindfulness principles, encouraging clients to accept difficult thoughts and experiences without judgement rather than try and push them away. In doing so, the goal is to give these negative feelings less power as clients begin to view them as a normal part of life. Clients are encouraged to stay present in what’s happening in the moment, giving these experiences less weight. Therapists help to evoke clients' own ideas about change and goals for the future.

Motivational Interviewing (MI)

What Is Motivational Interviewing?

Motivational interviewing is an approach often used in addiction treatment that encourages clients to get in touch with their motivation to change. Therapists become a collaborator in sessions, not directing, but guiding clients to find their own answers. The client is the “expert” on their life, and the therapist is a guide who helps them build self-confidence about their future. The counselor serves as a compassionate, active listener who helps affirm, reflect, and summarize what is discussed, drawing attention to the client’s strengths and autonomy.

Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)

What Is CPT?

Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) is under the cognitive-behavioral therapy umbrella, designed to help clients struggling with PTSD and other related conditions. It is an impactful treatment for trauma and PTSD. The approach helps change the way clients think about traumatic events and teaches the skills to change how past trauma impacts the present. Cognitive processing therapy for PTSD can be used in one-on-one therapy or group counseling.

Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)

What Is TF-CBT?

Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) used the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy to address thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors around trauma. This form of CBT is particularly useful in treating trauma stemming from childhood abuse, neglect, or unhealthy attachment issues. Clients learn to identify thoughts and feelings around trauma and reframe them from a place of strength.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)

What Is EMDR?

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), is an information-processing technique used to diminish the distress caused by exposure to traumatic events. EMDR focuses on retrieving, processing, and resolving any past negative experiences. EMDR therapy has been accepted by multiple therapeutic organizations including the American Psychiatric Association, the American Psychological Association, and the Veteran’s Administration as an effective treatment for trauma.

Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)

What is ART?

Accelerated resolution therapy (ART) is an innovative form of psychotherapy that aims to provide rapid relief from the psychological distress associated with PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions. Utilizing a combination of relaxation techniques and guided imagery, ART helps individuals reprogram the way distressing memories and images are stored in the brain. This process enables participants to respond to these memories in a less distressing manner. Remarkably, many clients experience significant improvements within one to five sessions of ART.

Art Therapy

What Is Art Therapy?

We draw upon a number of creative approaches so clients can explore issues and emotions in alternative ways. Clients may use art therapy to make projects like collages, emotion wheels, creations with clay and paint, and others. These creative approaches encourage clients to express themselves in a different way than they would in talk therapy and opens them to new insights through the creative process.

Music Therapy

What Is Music Therapy?

Music therapy can be a complement to more traditional addiction treatments. There are a number of ways music is helpful in processing emotions and building coping skills. Approaches may include listening to music, lyric work, mood variation recognition with songs, decreasing emotional tension, mood and energy shifting, playing music, writing music, and making recovery playlists.

Experiential Therapies

What Is Experiential Therapy?

Experiential therapies help clients heal in alternative ways. They’re a useful complement to traditional talk therapy. Instead of processing emotions through talking with a therapist or group, clients express emotions through activities and guided practices. Depending on the program and location, experiential approaches may include activities like adventure therapy, psychodrama, recreation therapy, art therapy, music therapy, and movement therapy.

Psychodrama

What Is Psychodrama?

Led by a specially trained therapist, psychodrama helps clients explore past and future experiences through role playing with a counselor or other clients who represent people, events, situations, or feelings in their lives. This experiential therapy provides clients an alternative way to process past experiences within a safe, accepting space and practice healthier ways to interact in future situations.

Sound Therapy

What Is Sound Therapy?

Sound Therapy refers to a range of therapies in which sound is used to treat physical and mental health conditions. The soothing sounds help to re-tune clients’ brains to cope with stress better by replenishing brain energy with high-frequency sound. This is offered through Breathworks and Meditation groups.

Theraplay

What Is Theraplay?

Theraplay is a therapeutic approach that uses a number of activities to help build confidence, trust in others, and healthy and meaningful engagement with people. Techniques might include role playing, eye contact exercises, visualization, and activities with sand, clay, and other art supplies.

Relapse Prevention Groups

What Are Relapse Prevention Groups?

During relapse prevention groups, clients learn healthy ways to cope with triggers they’ll encounter in everyday life. Relapse prevention includes topics around self-care as well as having a specific plan when confronted with triggers. Clients learn about healthy coping skills, which may include yoga, mindfulness, good sleep hygiene, fitness, nutrition counseling, support groups, and recovery activities.

LGBTQIA Groups

How Can LGBTQIA Groups Help In Recovery?

We offer a track for LGBTQIA individuals where they can feel safe sharing about the difficulties they’ve experienced because of their gender identity and sexual orientation. Topics often include issues around shame, rejection, attachment, and other traumas.

Life Skills Training Groups

What Are Life Skills Training Groups?

Adjusting to everyday life in sobriety can be difficult. Many people have forgotten, or were never taught, the skills they need to take care of themselves and have a healthy lifestyle. We prepare clients for life after treatment by helping them re-learn everyday skills as well as set goals and make concrete plans for the future. Clients learn how to build structure and maintain a sober support system in recovery as well as steps to getting a job, returning to school, or volunteering.

Social Skills & Team Building Groups

What Are Social Skills & Team Building Groups?

People must relearn how to be social without drugs or alcohol. Whether it’s a designated social skills group, outings, or onsite games and recreational activities, we give clients plenty of opportunities to practice being social and having fun while sober.

Parenting Groups

What Are Parenting Groups?

Our Footprints to Recovery New Jersey location offers a unique parenting group that addresses issues specific to parents in recovery. Some of the topics include healthy attachment with children, recovering from growing up with alcoholic or drug-addicted parents, talking to children about the recovering parent’s substance use, trauma and addiction, and parenting skills.

Family Integration & Support

How Can Family Integration & Support Help Me in Recovery?

Addiction is a family disease, and everyone must heal in their own way. We help loved ones recover alongside our clients. Depending on the location, family support may include family therapy sessions (with client’s consent), family education groups and resources, or family support groups.

12-Step Groups

What Are 12-Step Groups?

Peer support is a critical part of recovery. Twelve-step groups help clients feel accountable and supported in their recovery journey. They encourage them to get in touch with a higher power and to work with a sponsor who they can help guide them along in the early days of sobriety. We also offer 12-step alternatives or introductions and overviews of alternatives for clients who don’t relate to the concepts in the 12 Steps.

SMART Recovery Groups

What Is SMART Recovery?

We offer 12 Steps and alternatives to the 12 Steps like SMART Recovery. SMART Recovery is a secular support group that centers around: motivation to change, refusing to act on urges and triggers, managing life’s problems without substances, and developing a positive, balanced, and healthy lifestyle.

Case Management

What Is Case Management?

We offer comprehensive case management services so that clients receive personalized care and have critical support in place when they leave addiction treatment. Depending on the location, this may also include connecting clients with outside services like dentists, physicians, nutritionists, and cardiologists who can address needs that may haven’t gotten the attention they needed during active addiction.

Nutrition Counseling & Support

How Can Nutrition Counseling & Support Help in Recovery?

People with drug or alcohol addictions are often in poor physical health. Substances have been their top priority. They’ve not been concerned with eating well. Addiction can also deplete the body of nutrients and can have several potential negative physical effects. We help clients heal the physical wounds of addiction by serving well-balanced meals and teaching them about the importance of proper nutrition and how to eat healthy. Depending on the location and program, clients may meet with a nutritionist or attend weekly groups on nutrition.

Chiropractic Services

What Is Chiropractic Care?

Clients recovering from prescription painkiller addictions often struggle with discomfort as they eliminate opioids and other narcotics. We help them learn to manage pain with non-addictive alternative methods like chiropractic services. Other clients find that substance abuse from alcohol or other drugs was masking physical pain. Chiropractic services can relieve discomfort as well as provide physical touch in a healing way. Chiropractic services are part of our overall holistic approach to pain management and physical wellness.

Massage Therapy

What Is Massage Therapy?

Massage therapy can have several benefits in addiction recovery. During drug or alcohol withdrawal, the body may experience muscle aches, stiffness, and discomfort. Massage can help manage these symptoms. Massage therapy can also help with agitation, insomnia, and tension. For many clients, massage can help them begin to associate physical touch with gentleness and positivity. It can also release pent-up emotions held in the body.

Acupuncture

What Is Acupuncture?

Acupuncture is a holistic approach to physical and mental healing recognized by the National Institute of Health (NIH) and World Health Organization (WHO). An ancient Chinese medicine used for thousands of years, it works on the 12 meridians or pathways in the body where “qi” (life energy) flows. During acupuncture, very fine, sterilized needles are inserted into different places on the body to stimulate parts of the nervous system. Acupuncture can help clients with some of the discomfort from alcohol or drug withdrawal and early sobriety like anxiety, insomnia, muscle pain, and depression.

BioSound Therapy

What Is BioSound Therapy?

The biosound therapy system features a memory foam mattress specifically designed for vibrational healing therapy. Biosound healing beds integrate biofeedback, therapeutic music, sound healing massage, and guided imagery to effectively manage post-acute withdrawal symptoms and promote overall health and wellness.

Spiritual Support

How Can Spiritual Support Help In Recovery?

Feeling a connection with something bigger than oneself helps many people find meaning, purpose, and support in recovery. We encourage clients to discover what spirituality means to them, whether that’s a higher power, nature, or religion. This may take the form of spirituality groups or work in one-on-one counseling.

Mindfulness

How Can Mindfulness Help In Recovery?

Mindfulness helps clients learn to stay in the present moment and cope with stress and triggers. It can also help them manage difficult feelings that arise without resorting to drug or alcohol abuse. Depending on the treatment center, mindfulness approaches might include relaxation, meditation, deep breathing techniques, or group mindfulness instruction. Many clients continue these practices when they leave treatment as a relapse prevention tool.

Physical Fitness

How Can Fitness Help Me Recover?

Exercise and movement are an important part of a healthy lifestyle in recovery. Fitness is an area that is often neglected during active addiction. We offer clients several opportunities for physical activity. Depending on the program, this may include hikes, fitness classes, access to fitness equipment, walks, yoga, and volleyball or other sports.

RecoveryFit

What Is RecoveryFit?

RecoveryFit gives clients the opportunity to work with a personal trainer that provides a more individualized approach to exercise and how it can support sobriety. The program emphasizes a physical experience of 12 spiritual principles and ties them to firsthand experiences of how movement, activity, and connection improves recovery.

Yoga

How Can Yoga Help In Recovery?

Yoga’s gentle stretching, poses, and sequences help clients land in their bodies again after being detached from it for quite some time. As a type of “moving mindfulness,” yoga can help clients heal the physical, emotional, and spiritual wounds of addiction.

Yoga4Sobriety

What Is Yoga4Sobriety?

A special form of yoga for people recovering from substance abuse, Yoga4Sobriety works on chakras that can become unbalanced during addiction, and links recovery concepts with the mind, body, and spirit. The practice also helps clients work with emotions like shame, guilt, sadness, and anger.

Our Holistic Approach to Treatment

Clinical Approach

By adopting a holistic approach to treating addiction and mental health disorders, Aliya Health Group offers comprehensive care that fosters genuine, long-lasting recovery. Our holistic approach and methods recognize the individual as a whole, addressing not just the symptoms of the disorder but also the underlying causes that contribute to it.

Through the use of various therapeutic modalities—ranging from traditional, evidence-based treatments to alternative practices such as mindfulness, yoga, and nutrition counseling—our holistic program aims to heal the body, mind, and spirit at the same time.

Benefits of Holistic Care

One key benefit of this approach is its ability to foster self-awareness and personal growth. As individuals explore different aspects of their well-being, they develop a deeper understanding of themselves and their patterns of behavior. This self-discovery process is crucial for breaking the cycle of addiction or managing mental health issues effectively.

By integrating holistic practices within our clinical approach, our programs emphasize the importance of a supportive community and environment in the healing journey. Through group therapy sessions and community-building activities, individuals are surrounded by others who share similar experiences and challenges. This sense of belonging can significantly enhance motivation and resilience.

As a result, our holistic approach to treating addiction and mental health disorders goes beyond mere symptom management. It seeks to empower individuals with tools for sustainable change, nurturing all facets of their well-being for a harmonious and balanced life.

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