New Mexico Women’s Rehab
Focuses on the Total Person

At New Mexico Women’s Rehab, we believe in a holistic approach to recovery that takes into account every aspect of a person’s journey toward staying away from alcohol and drugs. Our primary goal is to provide our students with the support and tools they need to maintain their sobriety for the long term, with a special focus on finding spiritual renewal.

• Spiritually: We understand that the issues our students face often run deeper than what’s on the surface. We believe that embracing a new life in Christ can give them the strength and ability to overcome these challenges, leading to a more fulfilling and productive life.
• Emotionally: Healing from past hurts and traumas is a crucial part of recovery. We use Biblical studies to help our students grow mentally and lay the foundation for a healthier future.
• Physically: We take care of our students’ physical needs by providing a drug-free environment, nutritious food, and opportunities for recreation. These elements are essential for their success in our program.
• Socially: Through our program, students learn how to navigate relationship issues with their peers and family members. They also learn to apply the positive qualities they gain in our classrooms to their everyday lives.
• Educationally: We have created a curriculum that helps our students develop the necessary skills to become successful members of society. Our education covers various topics, including the physical and emotional aspects of overcoming addiction, setting boundaries, managing anger, developing coping skills, preventing relapses, and using cognitive tools to build a strong foundation for recovery.

Why New Mexico Women’s Rehab Should Be Your First Choice for Recovery

Long-term residential recovery programs, such as New Mexico Women’s Rehab, a part of Teen Challenge, set themselves apart from the typical short-term options that are often heard about. Short-term “revolving door” programs may temporarily address addiction issues but seldom tackle the root of the problem. Consequently, addiction tends to resurface, leading individuals to return repeatedly for rehab, incurring substantial costs for themselves, their insurance providers, or their families. It’s not uncommon for some individuals to have attended 5, 10, 20, or even 30 costly short-term rehabs, all with limited success. That’s where New Mexico Women’s Rehab stands out as the ideal first choice.

Can Simply Avoiding Drugs or Alcohol Solve the Real Problem?

In short, the answer is “No.” Staying away from drugs or alcohol for a while can help, but it’s only a temporary fix as long as the person is in a controlled environment. Once they’re back in the real world, if they haven’t dealt with their other life issues, they often go back to their addiction. This happens not because it’s a disease, but because addiction is a way some people have learned to cope with their pain and emotional needs. At first, it might feel like a perfect solution.

Teen Challenge adult rehab programs take a different approach. They not only provide a safe space away from addictive substances for a longer time but also focus on helping individuals develop a whole new way of living. Gradually, they reintegrate people into the community with a fresh sense of purpose, giving them the strength to avoid harmful behaviors and situations on their own.

Additionally, Teen Challenge New Mexico adult rehab centers teach important life skills like responsibility, a strong work ethic, and taking pride in their work. Most importantly, they emphasize honesty and trustworthiness, which are the building blocks of healthy relationships and fulfilling responsibilities.

Overview of Program Levels and Durations

Level One (14 weeks) – Recovery

In this phase, residents attend classes to identify and change unhelpful thoughts and beliefs. They also learn about the basic needs they were trying to satisfy through substance use and acquire practical tools for improving their lives.

Level Two (12 weeks) – Renewal

During this stage, residents work on healing physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. They address past mistakes, mend broken relationships, deal with personal identity issues, and tackle the root causes of addiction.

Level Three (12 weeks) – Restoration and Healing

Here, residents explore their life’s purpose and how to build a better future free from old wounds. They also discover and use their unique gifts and talents.

Level Four (12 weeks) – Transition

In this phase, residents begin applying what they’ve learned. They take steps to find jobs and housing, learn to manage their time and resources effectively, and develop leadership skills to contribute to their families and communities when they return.

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