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Day/Night Treatment (DNT)
Ready to recover?
We combine therapy and at-home addiction treatment to finally make recovery possible
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Get the structure and routine of inpatient without leaving the comfort of your home.
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Become a better you without disrupting your life.
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Accepting in-network policies with Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Cigna, and United Healthcare. We accept other insurance plans with out-of-network benefits.
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DNT is a great substitute for inpatient care!
Transform into a better you without disrupting your daily life. Day/Night Treatment (DNT) blends therapy and at-home care, making recovery achievable while you work, study, or take your kids to baseball practice.-
30 clinical hours of treatment per week.
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Groups begin at 1:30 PM and end at 8:30 PM.
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Our evidence-based curriculum addresses addiction education, relapse prevention, and emotional recovery.
Is Day/Night Treatment RIGHT FOR ME?
- Reflect on your treatment goals: If you're committed to lasting recovery and ready to embrace a structured program, DNT can provide the compassionate care and guidance you need to transform your life.
- Consider your environment: a supportive home environment is essential to help you maintain recovery beyond treatment.
- Assess the severity of your substance abuse: DNT is ideal for those facing moderate to severe challenges. Contact us to speak to a professional Substance Abuse Counselor, and we can help determine if DNT is right for you!
"I can not say enough great things about this place. I've been to other treatment centers before, and this one has given me everything I need to succeed. All the facilitators are absolutely amazing and very much dedicated to your recovery as many are in recovery themselves. I started with the Day and Night Treatment (DNT), which was perfect for me. DNT is a step down from in patient as DNT is 5 days a week. Afterward, I stepped down to Intensive Outpatient (IOP) 3 nights a week for 3 hours a night. This whole process has truly saved my life, and I will forever be in Dave and Dr. Benson's debt for starting this amazing facility."