Ace Camp Women’s Drug Rehab Program

Ace Camp has the most affordable and effective Women’s Drug Rehab Program in the South Carolina region!

With individualized treatment in a smaller group setting the Women’s Drug Rehab Program is separate from the men’s program and helps them focus better on the important recovery issues they face.

Often women have grown up in emotionally unhealthy relationships where feelings were not expressed in productive ways. They may never have learned how to express their feelings honestly. Some women have lost the ability to openly deal with feelings as their addiction progressed. Ace Camp South Carolina drug rehab counselors help women identify and manage feelings in healthy ways.

Women’s Drug Rehab Program Helps You Manage Feelings

Expressing feelings can be difficult, therefore the Women’s Drug Rehab Program at Ace Camp teaches women that successful recovery requires positive and lasting changes. Our Women’s Drug Rehab counselors develop treatment plans so women can learn not to drink or use drugs, but also how to use their recovery maintenance program to live in a responsible manner.

Women’s Drug Rehab Recovery Creates Positive Changes

In the early phases of drug rehab recovery, many women realize that their troubles are still waiting for them and begin to see their problems more vividly. This can often create anxiety and stress. Ace Camp Women’s Drug Rehab Program helps women begin to fix their personal problems so that their early recovery is not compromised by negative life events. During Individualized Assessments, our certified and licensed women’s drug rehab counselors carefully evaluate your current state of affairs. Women’s drug rehab counselors present recommendations that help get a healthier life back on track. Women are taught to practice for a more consistent rewarding lifestyle.

Women’s Drug Rehab Program Daily Schedule

Morning

7:45 -   Residents out of bed-beds made
8:00 -   Morning Meeting (Beginning of Day–BOD)
8:15 -   BREAKFAST
9:00 -   RPT (Rehabilitative Physical Treatment)
10:00 – Phase group journals/NA Book Study (Journal M/W/F-NA T/TH/S)
11:45 – Personal time/Rooms Checked

Afternoon

12:30 – Lunch
1:30 -   Phase group (Recovery/Women’s Issues Mon.-Sat.)
2:00 -   RPT
3:30 -   CBT Mon-Fri./Sat. all group NA 11th Step
5:00 -   DINNER

Evening

6:00 – Personal Time
8:00 – NA Meeting
9:15 – End of day meeting (EOD)
9:30 – SNACK TIME
10:30 – Lights out/bedtime (Fri./Sat. 11:30 p.m.)

*RPT is Rehabilitative Physical Treatment with house chores, and constructive activities (physical activity is crucial early in recovery).

This special schedule applies every Sunday: 8:00 a.m. BOD, 9:00-9:30 House meeting, 9:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. visitation, 8:00 p.m. NA meeting.Sunday is visitation, voluntary religious services and a reflection day.