As we mentioned earlier, not everyone who needs addiction treatment can commit to an inpatient program. With Imagine Nampa, they do not need to. They can receive a higher level of care on an outpatient basis, and it can be just as effective as an inpatient facility.

Their outpatient treatment program is among the best in the region. It is comprehensive and it provides all the support the clients need to be successful.

Detoxing is one of the essential parts of addiction recovery for many people. In fact, there are several drugs that require detox, and not every program offers this service.

When a client needs to detox, the staff at Imagine Nampa can provide them with a referral for this service. They only refer to programs they know and trust because they want their clients to get the best possible support during this critical time in the recovery process.

Co-occurring disorders are mental health issues that can and often do lead to substance abuse and addiction. Quite often, these conditions go undiagnosed for years, and many people are not aware that they even have them. As a result, they use substances because they make them feel better for a short period of time.

Treating co-occurring disorders is critical because if they are ignored, the individual is likely to go back to using. Every client is assessed for one of these conditions so that they can receive the proper treatment.

Families often suffer so much when someone they love is battling an addiction. They need support as well, which is why family therapy is so critical.

The reality is that addiction often drives a wedge between families. For the client, their loved ones are their main source of support, so healing those relationships is critical. For the family, they often have issues they need to work through as well. Family therapy helps with that, and so much more.

Likewise, co-dependency is something that is often seen in families where one individual is an addict. It is defined as a relationship in which two people are not able to function on their own without the other person.

Treating co-dependency is a very important part of the recovery process. It helps both the client and the other family member in so many ways.

A cross addiction means that a person is battling more than one addiction. This is actually much more common than people think it is. People typically form them because they are looking for ways to cope with the first addiction.

Regardless of how many addictions a person has, they need to know that they are probably connected with each other. They also need to be treated at the same time in order to give the individual the best chance for a successful recovery.

For many people, trauma is the driving force that has led to their substance abuse problems. Yet, it is very rare for them to make that connection in their minds. Trauma resolution therapy ensures that those issues are addressed and treated the right way.

Sara says: I can Say with first-hand experience, that the staff at Ashwood Recovery are caring and nurturing people. They were always there for me from the beginning when I reluctantly walked through the front doors for the first time years ago and began my recovery. Not only do they counsel their patients during treatment, but the also teach and educate the patients about what recovery truly means. While I was at Ashwood, I met many people with very different AND very similar struggles. Today, I am still friends with some of those people that I met in my group at Ashwood years ago and we continue to grow in our recoveries together.

I am so thankful that I found Ashwood. I can honestly say that my life today would be much different if I had not walked through those doors and met with Ben and Roberto that day. That day marked the beginning of my recovery and I will always be forever proud to be an alumni member of the family at Ashwood Recovery.