Treatment Timeframe

Rise Recovery is designed as a six-month residential program, providing sufficient time for stabilization, skill development, and meaningful preparation for long-term independence. While six months is the intended framework, treatment at Rise Recovery is individualized, not time driven.

Length of stay is determined through ongoing clinical assessment, resident engagement, and demonstrated readiness rather than a fixed timeline. In some cases, a shorter course of treatment may be clinically appropriate and discussed collaboratively. In other cases, residents may benefit from extended time beyond six months to further stabilize, strengthen skills, or complete transition planning.

Everyone’s treatment plan is shaped by their needs, progress, and readiness. Clinical judgment, individualized goals, and the resident’s overall progress guide all decisions related to length of stay. Rise Recovery is committed to working transparently with residents and referral partners to explore options across higher and lower levels of care when clinically indicated, ensuring treatment remains responsive, ethical, and aligned with each individual’s needs and long-term wellbeing.

Things to Know

Nicotine use is recognized as a substance use disorder and is treated as part of the overall recovery process at Rise Recovery. Residents who use nicotine products are expected to address nicotine dependence during treatment. Rise Recovery collaborates with smoking cessation resources and expects all residents who use nicotine to be actively engaged in a smoking cessation plan by the start of their third week. Support is provided to help residents approach this process safely, realistically, and with clinical guidance.

Rise incorporates and strongly encourages 12-Step recovery involvement as part of the broader treatment experience. Community-based recovery meetings are recommended to support accountability, peer connection, and continuity of care following discharge.

Residents may pursue employment once they have advanced into the appropriate phase of the program. Employment is introduced intentionally and only when it supports stability, recovery engagement, and overall treatment goals. Work responsibilities are balanced with required programming, group participation, and clinical expectations to ensure recovery remains the primary focus.

Community Standards

We maintain clear community standards that support safety, dignity, and mutual respect within our program. These expectations help create a stable, supportive space where individuals can focus on their recovery while contributing to a culture of accountability. When challenges or concerns arise that impact trust or emotional wellbeing, they are addressed promptly and thoughtfully to support resolution and the overall health of the community. Our traumas may look different but we all carry them. Rise is a place where everyone can feel seen, safe and supported; we lift each other up – not despite our pain but because of it.

Recovery Phase Progression

Progression through the Four-Phase Recovery Model is individualized and determined collaboratively through ongoing clinical assessment, treatment planning, progress toward goals, and readiness for increased independence. The model provides a structured framework while recognizing that each client's treatment needs and recovery journey are unique.

Phase 1: Engagement & Stabilization

Focuses on establishing safety, engaging in treatment, and building a strong foundation for recovery. Clients begin developing healthy routines while working with staff to identify strengths, needs, available resources, and recovery goals.

Phase 2: Recovery Skill Development

Focuses on strengthening recovery skills, increasing personal responsibility, and building confidence in daily living. Clients continue participating in treatment while developing healthy coping strategies, relapse prevention skills, independent living skills, and meaningful recovery routines.

Phase 3: Community Reintegration

Focuses on increasing independence while applying recovery skills in community settings. Clients continue participating in treatment while strengthening community supports, increase self-management skills and preparing for long-term recovery outside of residential treatment.

Phase 4: Recovery Maintenance & Transition

Focuses on maintaining recovery gains while preparing for successful transition from residential treatment. Clients work collaboratively with staff to finalize continuing care plans, strengthen community supports, and prepare for ongoing recovery after discharge.

Evidence-Based Treatment

Our program is intentionally designed to help individuals understand and address the underlying patterns, behaviors, and life experiences that contribute to addiction and return to use. We provide a structured, trauma-informed environment where accountability and compassion work together. Through individualized treatment planning, evidence-based counseling, meaningful group experiences, life skills development, vocational support, and peer accountability, we help residents build the tools needed for long-term success. Every aspect of our program is purposeful. From work readiness and healthy relationships to emotional regulation and daily decision-making, we focus on helping individuals create sustainable change, strengthen their foundation, and build a life worth maintaining in recovery.