Release Recovery outpatient purchase

Release Recovery Outpatient, accredited by the Joint Commission, is located in Purchase, New York, and treats substance use disorders together with dual diagnosis care. Clinical care is paired with peer mentorship, and the founder contributes long-term recovery experience. Every person gets an individualized plan covering substance use and mental health as one connected picture, not two separate problems.

Healing here begins in the body and then extends outward into relationships with others. Groups may open with breathwork or movement to help regulate the nervous system, move into private sessions with a therapist to address ingrained habits, and finish with small-group work in which participants rehearse coping strategies and everyday skills. A doctor present at the site conducts the first assessments and oversees prescriptions, which can include medication-assisted treatment for clients who rely on it.

Programs and levels of care in Purchase

Release Recovery Outpatient offers residential rehab, outpatient care, and treatment for dual diagnosis. A partial hospitalization option combines daytime or evening programming with community housing and a step-down intensive outpatient track. The center lists 50 31 beds and a typical program duration of 90 days. Release Recovery Outpatient in Purchase provides outpatient care, residential rehab plus co-occurring mental health treatment for people seeking a structured start.

Therapy choices include cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-specific therapy, individual counseling, art therapy, dance therapy, equine therapy, experiential therapy, meditation and mindfulness, along with an introduction to the 12-step program. Family involvement, gender-specific and individual treatment, and a trauma-informed approach are also part of the center's work. If you are uncertain which level of care works, one call can confirm availability and insurance before you contact the center yourself.

1. Family Involvement
2. Individual Treatment
3. Dance Therapy
4. 1-on-1 Counseling
5. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
6. Introduction to the 12 Step Program
7. Trauma-Specific Therapy
8. Equine Therapy
9. Art Therapy
10. Gender-Specific

The people this program was designed for

1. Executives and professionals seeking discreet, structured care
2. Men and women, with gender-specific programming available
3. LGBTQ+ individuals looking for an affirming treatment setting
4. People who have dual diagnosis care including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, or personality disorders
5. Individuals whose substance use involves alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, opioids, prescription drugs, psychedelics, or ecstasy

Setting and program length in Purchase

The Westchester clinic is designed to feel restful, offering daylight, plants, and cozy corners where people can unwind and talk freely. The upscale transitional housing for men has staff present through the night along with case management and medication support as needed. Amenities cover gardens and nearby nature, a swimming pool, a library, a recreation room, meals prepared by a chef, gourmet dining, airport transfers, air-conditioned rooms, a cell phone allowance, coffee and tea, housekeeping, and internet access. Programming is available in English, and the typical length of stay is 90 days. Set in Purchase, the center combines a calm Westchester clinic with upscale men's transitional housing that includes overnight staff and case management.

1. Chef-prepared Meals
2. Airport Transfers
3. Access to Nature
4. Pool
5. Gourmet Dining
6. Internet
7. Gardens
8. Library

Payment and insurance in Purchase

Release Recovery Outpatient doesn't publish its rates, so your cost depends on the level of care and length of stay. Insurance benefits must be checked by phone before admission, and the helpline can help you review coverage with this center at no charge. If you want to learn what your plan covers, call the helpline to verify benefits with Release Recovery Outpatient before committing to any level of care.

Worth asking before you agree to admit

1. What level of care is my assessment likely to suggest, and how many days each week does it meet?
2. How does the center coordinate medication-assisted treatment with my existing prescriber?
3. What does the 90-day typical length include, and how is step-down to outpatient decided?
4. In what way does the center manage withdrawal risk from alcohol or benzodiazepines, and who is in charge of it?
5. What aftercare is available, including alumni groups, follow-up sessions, and drug screening?