Recovery Support
At Guardian Recovery, we offer something special: you can start your journey at any point that matches your needs. Whether you need intensive medical support or are ready for outpatient care, we meet you where you are. And as you progress, you can seamlessly transition to the next level without changing providers or losing the relationships you’ve built with your care team.
Important: Guardian Recovery is a true dual diagnosis provider. This means whether you’re in substance use treatment and struggling with depression, or in mental health treatment and facing addiction, we treat the whole person. Your mental health and substance use challenges are addressed together, at the same time, for comprehensive healing.
A continuum of care means you have access to every level of treatment you might need—all in one place. Think of it as a complete pathway from your first day of recovery through long-term support. Research consistently shows that transitioning through multiple levels of care leads to better, longer-lasting recovery outcomes.
Levels of care highlighted in blue are available at this specific Guardian Recovery location. We’ve designed this page to help you understand the complete treatment journey, even if some levels may be offered at other Guardian Recovery facilities in your area.
Don’t see the level of care you need in blue? No problem. Guardian Recovery operates multiple treatment centers, and we’re here to connect you with the right program at the right location.
Here’s how to find your perfect fit:
Remember: Your recovery matters more than geography.
We’ll help you find the right Guardian Recovery program, wherever it may be.
What it is:
A safe, medically supervised environment where your body clears substances while our team manages withdrawal symptoms.
Who it’s for:
A safe, medically supervised environment where your body clears substances while our team manages withdrawal symptoms.
What to expect:
24/7 medical monitoring, medications to ease discomfort, and immediate stabilization. Most stays are 3-7 days.
Why it matters:
Starting recovery safely sets the foundation for everything that follows.
What it is:
Immersive, live-in treatment where you focus entirely on recovery in a supportive environment.
Who it’s for:
Those who need intensive care, structure, and separation from their current environment to break patterns and build new skills.
What to expect:
Daily individual and group therapy, life skills training, and 24/7 support. Programs typically run around 28 days.
Why it matters:
This concentrated time allows you to develop strong recovery foundations without outside distractions.
What it is:
Intensive daytime treatment (typically 5-6 hours daily, 5-7 days per week) where you can live at home, at our program facility, or in a sober living environment.
Who it’s for:
Those stepping down from residential care, or individuals who need structured support but don’t require 24-hour residential treatment.
What to expect:
Structured therapy sessions, skill-building groups, and psychiatric support while maintaining some daily routine.
Why it matters:
Bridges the gap between intensive care and independent living while providing substantial clinical support.
What it is:
Intensive daytime treatment (typically 5-6 hours daily, 5-7 days per week) where you can live at home, at our program facility, or in a sober living environment.
Who it’s for:
Those stepping down from residential care, or individuals who need structured support but don’t require 24-hour residential treatment.
What to expect:
Structured therapy sessions, skill-building groups, and psychiatric support while maintaining some daily routine.
Why it matters:
Bridges the gap between intensive care and independent living while providing substantial clinical support.
What it is:
Continued connection, support, and resources for graduates of Guardian Recovery programs.
Who it’s for:
Anyone who has completed treatment with Guardian Recovery.
What to expect:
Alumni events, ongoing support groups, community connections, and a lifelong network.
Why it matters:
Recovery is a lifelong journey—you’re never alone.
What it is:
Intensive daytime treatment (typically 5-6 hours daily, 5-7 days per week) focused on stabilizing mental health symptoms. You can live at home, at our program facility, or in a sober living environment.
Who it’s for:
Those experiencing acute mental health challenges who need intensive support but don’t require 24-hour residential care.
What to expect:
Individual therapy, group sessions, psychiatric care, medication management, and skills training for managing symptoms.
Why it matters:
Provides hospital-level care while allowing flexibility in your living situation and maintaining some daily structure.
What it is:
Structured mental health treatment (typically 3 hours daily, 3-5 days per week) for ongoing symptom management and skill development.
Who it’s for:
Those stepping down from PHP, or individuals managing anxiety, depression, trauma, or other mental health conditions who can maintain daily responsibilities.
What to expect:
Evidence-based therapies, coping skill development, psychiatric support, and strategies for long-term mental wellness.
Why it matters:
Offers substantial clinical support while you continue work, school, or family life.
What it is:
Intensive daytime treatment (typically 5-6 hours daily, 5-7 days per week) focused on stabilizing mental health symptoms. You can live at home, at our program facility, or in a sober living environment.
Who it’s for:
Those experiencing acute mental health challenges who need intensive support but don’t require 24-hour residential care.
What to expect:
Individual therapy, group sessions, psychiatric care, medication management, and skills training for managing symptoms.
Why it matters:
Provides hospital-level care while allowing flexibility in your living situation and maintaining some daily structure.
That’s completely normal. Our admissions team will conduct a confidential assessment and help you find the right starting point for your unique situation.
Medical Disclaimer:
The information provided on this website is intended solely for educational and informational purposes. Guardian Recovery aims to improve the quality of life for individuals struggling with substance use or mental health disorders by offering fact-based content about behavioral health conditions, treatment options, and related outcomes. However, this information should not be considered a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Important Notes:
The content on this site is believed to be current and accurate at the time of posting, but medical information is constantly evolving.
Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider regarding any questions or concerns about your health or medical condition.
If you think you may have a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.
Guardian Recovery does not provide free medical advice. For personalized treatment recommendations, please consult with a licensed healthcare professional.
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