Eagle Mountain Drug Rehab
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In GOP, you attend primarily group therapy, although you can also be assigned an individual therapist you will meet with on a weekly basis while in treatment.
The following evidence based modalities are used by our highly trained clinicians:
• Motivational Interviewing: Motivational interviewing (MI) is a process where the counselor or therapist does not confront the patient and tell them why they should change or why they have to change. MI helps the patient find out why they want to change. We will help you explore “what’s in it for me”. Some programs still adhere to an antiquated notion that you must break the patient down in order to facilitate change. Here at Eagle Mountain Drug Rehab, we believe if you are asking for help, you have hit your “bottom” and we strive to help you find your way back to yourself.
• Cognitive Behavioral (CBT): CBT is a solutions focused therapy where you and your therapist will explore the negative beliefs you have about yourself, the world and your life. Our therapist will help you look at the unhealthy coping skills you have developed because of the negative thoughts, and how addiction is an acting out of those negative thoughts and unhealthy coping skills. We aim to replace those maladaptive coping skills with new, healthy coping skills.
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). DBT is a dialectic process, meaning there is always more than one way to think and feel about a situation. DBT creates a balance between acceptance of what is and change, both of which are necessary to overcome addictions. This modality is especially helpful for those suffering with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Psycho-educational groups, held the second 90 minutes, are a more defined group with planned topics. At Eagle Mountain Drug Rehab we only use evidence based interventions including the following:
Psycho-educational groups, a more defined group with planned topics, provide education about your addiction(s). Some classes include:
• Relapse prevention and Relapse Autopsies (Why do I keep doing this!)
• Managing triggers and cravings
• Understanding the role of the brain and brain chemistry in addictions
• How addictions happen
• Twelve Step programs and how they help
• Spirituality vs. Religion, why they are different and how both can play a role
• Stages of how to change, and why you would want to
• How mental health issues, or dual diagnosis’ impact recovery from addictions
We have a break in between groups where clients can attend to personal needs, grab a drink of water and stretch their legs. We ask that those attending GOP to smoke in the designated areas as Eagle Mountain Drug Rehab is a tobacco friendly treatment center!
The following evidence based modalities are used by our highly trained clinicians:
• Motivational Interviewing: Motivational interviewing (MI) is a process where the counselor or therapist does not confront the patient and tell them why they should change or why they have to change. MI helps the patient find out why they want to change. We will help you explore “what’s in it for me”. Some programs still adhere to an antiquated notion that you must break the patient down in order to facilitate change. Here at Eagle Mountain Drug Rehab, we believe if you are asking for help, you have hit your “bottom” and we strive to help you find your way back to yourself.
• Cognitive Behavioral (CBT): CBT is a solutions focused therapy where you and your therapist will explore the negative beliefs you have about yourself, the world and your life. Our therapist will help you look at the unhealthy coping skills you have developed because of the negative thoughts, and how addiction is an acting out of those negative thoughts and unhealthy coping skills. We aim to replace those maladaptive coping skills with new, healthy coping skills.
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). DBT is a dialectic process, meaning there is always more than one way to think and feel about a situation. DBT creates a balance between acceptance of what is and change, both of which are necessary to overcome addictions. This modality is especially helpful for those suffering with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Psycho-educational groups, held the second 90 minutes, are a more defined group with planned topics. At Eagle Mountain Drug Rehab we only use evidence based interventions including the following:
Psycho-educational groups, a more defined group with planned topics, provide education about your addiction(s). Some classes include:
• Relapse prevention and Relapse Autopsies (Why do I keep doing this!)
• Managing triggers and cravings
• Understanding the role of the brain and brain chemistry in addictions
• How addictions happen
• Twelve Step programs and how they help
• Spirituality vs. Religion, why they are different and how both can play a role
• Stages of how to change, and why you would want to
• How mental health issues, or dual diagnosis’ impact recovery from addictions
We have a break in between groups where clients can attend to personal needs, grab a drink of water and stretch their legs. We ask that those attending GOP to smoke in the designated areas as Eagle Mountain Drug Rehab is a tobacco friendly treatment center!
