Talbott Recovery Campus' (TRC) Adult Program provides comprehensive treatment of addiction (alcoholism and other drug use disorders and other addictive disorders) and its attendant related medical, psychological, psychiatric, spiritual and work-related problems.

Like TRC's Professionals Program, the Adult Program houses patients in a residential, surrogate family setting. This setting heals the isolation, loneliness and behavioral problems that every addict or alcoholic develops over the course of their disease. Group therapy is the cornerstone of change in all of our programs; we believe recovery cannot occur alone.

TRC accepts patients with a dual-diagnosis, such as addiction with a coexisting depression, unresolved grief, personality problems, etc. All of our patients have a chemical abuse problem, but we address the whole patient in his/her disease. We screen the health status of all potential patients to make sure we are the proper facility for care. This usually involves a review of any medical history and records by a member of the medical staff at TRC, and an intake screening assessment with our intake department.

Please call the TRC Intake Department (800.445.4232) and speak with one of our specialists who will assist you to get the best utilization of any available insurance benefits.

We stage the intensity of treatment based upon the levels described by the American Society of Addiction Medicine Patient Placement Criteria, Version II, Revised.

Detoxification & Stabilization
Inpatient stabilization is available for patients requiring a more complicated detoxification and/or behavioral containment to interrupt the downhill spiral of his/her addiction.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP with boarding)
Following admission or transfer from detox and stabilization, each patient undergoes a thorough evaluation if he/she has not obtained an evaluation previously. The evaluation assesses the patient's physical, psychiatric, psychological, social, spiritual, and family needs to determine the most appropriate level of care.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP with boarding)
After completing the partial hospitalization phase of treatment, patients are transitioned to TRC's Mirror Image phase (see Treatment Elements). Extended Mirror Image may be recommended for patients when indicated.

A patient's length of stay will be determined by the patient's treatment requirements and the patient's progress through treatment. The average length of stay in the Professionals Program is 14 weeks.