Residential Treatment Treatment Centers
Residential rehab immerses you in a substance-free environment where every part of the day supports recovery. Programming typically includes one-on-one counseling, evidence-based group sessions, family workshops, and wellness activities — all within a structured schedule that runs from morning to evening. Most stays last 30 to 90 days.
Need Help Finding the Right Treatment?
Browse our directory or call to discuss treatment options.
Find Residential Treatment Treatment Centers
About Residential Treatment
Residential rehab removes you from the routines and surroundings connected to substance use and places you in a structured, supportive community focused entirely on recovery. PathfinderHSV lists residential programs throughout the Southeast where patients live on-site and participate in a full daily schedule of therapeutic activities.
Core Components of Residential Care
Programs in our directory commonly include:
- One-on-one sessions with a licensed addiction counselor
- Evidence-based group therapy (CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing)
- Family education workshops and joint counseling sessions
- Relapse-prevention planning and coping-skills development
- Daily structure covering meals, exercise, and wellness activities
- Peer connection through shared living and recovery milestones
Who Stands to Gain the Most
Residential care tends to be the strongest fit for people with moderate to severe substance use disorders, individuals whose home environment presents ongoing triggers, those who have attempted outpatient treatment without sustained success, and anyone who benefits from full immersion away from daily pressures.
Deciding on Duration
A 28- to 30-day stay is the traditional starting point, but a growing body of evidence — including NIDA-backed studies — indicates that 90-day or longer programs yield measurably better outcomes. Many Southeast facilities offer 60- and 90-day tracks. Your clinical team will recommend a timeline based on your history, goals, and progress in treatment.