New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC
Specialties
- Addiction
- Alcohol Abuse
- Drug Abuse
- Drug Addiction
- Intervention center
- Medical Detox
- Substance Abuse
About
New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC is an alcohol and drug addiction treatment facility that is located at 1345 Space Park Drive Suite C in Houston, Texas. Treating substance abuse involves multiple stages of treatment through a recovery program such as that offered by New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC. This can include group counseling, individual counseling, outpatient treatment, inpatient treatment, and medically assisted detox, among many others. Treatment programs are based on the individual themselves and are constructed to suit each patient individually. Just as every person is unique, so should treatment programs and that is exactly what patients will receive at New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC.
If addicts do not obtain the right type of support and guidance, they may find treatment to be very difficult as the thought of sobriety can seem so far-fetched. At New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC, professional counseling and guidance are provided to all patients aged 18+, giving them the strength needed in order to obtain a life that is free of drug and alcohol addiction. By altering the patient's outlook on life through addiction treatment, they will be able to stay positive throughout the duration of rehab.
The staff members at New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC have a mission and that is to give patients effective and quality addiction treatment so that long-lasting sobriety can be obtained. The path to a positive future starts on a positive foot and that begins at New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC. Confronting addiction is a difficult thing to do, but it is the most important step in the recovery process. Through professional counseling during the patient's time in treatment, patients will learn coping skills and trigger management which is imperative to the success of maintaining sobriety.
Maintaining sobriety on one's own is extremely difficult, especially when the addict has tried to go 'cold turkey' on their own. This is because it requires medically-assisted detox in order to properly and safely wean the body off of the substance of abuse. This way the body does not go through sudden withdrawal nor experience harsh side effects. New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC can provide patients with all of the necessary tools, treatments, and resources so that patients have every opportunity to succeed in recovery.
Getting treatment is the best option when seeking a life that is free of substance abuse. Get the help required now and start living the best life possible. Contact New Dimensions Day Hospital, LLC by visiting www.newdimensionsdayhospital.com now.
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5.0 3 years ago
New Dimensions gave me my life back! The therapist really do care about your well being and success in recovery in whatever your situation maybe... I am now living and not just surviving due to the support I got while at New Dimensions!
5.0 4 years ago
5.0 6 years ago
I have nothing but kind and grateful things to say about this place that forever changed my life for the better. The longer I went, the better person I became! This place is no joke, the therapists, the doctors and the entire staff are there for one reason: to make you healthy and a better person. Very impressive to say the least. Thank you New Dimensions for your outstanding efforts in my life!
5.0 8 years ago
Conveniently located, New Dimensions offered the outpatient program our relative needed after a hospitalization for bipolar disorder. The staff, especially Steve, was professional as well as caring and available to address concerns. The subjects of the daily therapy sessions, such as communication, family dynamics, and resources were just what was needed, and were presented in a comfortable, informative way. Our relative came home every day excited to share what they had learned and the ways it would positively affect their life to put those concepts into practice. It was telling for us that there's an alumni meeting each Tuesday which is well-attended: former patients who had positive experiences wanted to come back and stay in touch. The only negative aspect was the psychiatrist who did not seem engaged with our family member and who inadvertently left a drug off the prescription form but then accused our relative of taking themselves off the medicine. Those of us dealing with bipolar illness know this is a brain chemical disease, not a personality disorder, and that medicine is of the highest priority, so we had hoped that this would be taken more seriously.