Serenity Inc Sober Living in Mountain Home Arkansas is a residential treatment center for the treatment of alcohol addiction and drug abuse. Located just outside of Jackson Serenity’s goal is to offer safe and effective treatment to all of their clients by focusing on an individualized approach to treatment. They are located in the mountains of eastern Jackson AR and offer a residential treatment program that focuses on treating patients in a safe and private environment that they feel comfortable in. The staff at Serenity Inc has received specialized training in residential treatment and in the safe use of medications for all types of clients.
Residents at Serenity Inc Sober Living in Mountain Home Arkansas have received individualized treatment for a variety of disorders that include alcohol and drug addiction. They have a number of programs that each specialize in different aspects of the treatment of drug and alcohol addiction. Inpatient treatments at Serenity Inc focus on the long term treatment of the client who has been receiving care for drug and alcohol addiction for a number of years. These programs are usually offered to families or groups of patients that need treatment for a period of time. Inpatient treatments include detoxification individual counseling and group therapy. Outpatient programs include outpatient support groups that allow the family members and friends of the addict to meet with the patient without having to meet in a group setting.
Treatment programs are offered at various levels and offer different levels of treatment depending upon the needs of the client. The cost of treatment varies between programs and depends on the number of days of treatment length of stay frequency of therapy and the cost of medication that is prescribed. At Serenity Inc Sober Living in Mountain Home Arkansas they offer one-on-one counseling for up to six months. Inpatient treatment and outpatient treatment options are available for clients that require long-term services for the treatment of substance abuse.
