Our medically supervised detox program is designed to provide safe, comfortable withdrawal management. We offer Detox for individuals who need assistance managing withdrawal symptoms and stabilizing their health. During this period, you will receive 24/7 medical supervision and support to ensure your comfort and safety. This phase is essential before transitioning into rehab.

What to Expect:

• 24/7 monitoring by experienced medical professionals
• Access to basic medical care and treatment for withdrawal symptoms
• Structured environment to promote stabilization
• Individual counseling and emotional support
• Nutritional support to assist in the healing process

Following detox, we offer a Residential Rehabilitation program to help individuals address the underlying issues of addiction. This structured program focuses on building the skills necessary for long-term recovery through therapy, education, and support. Our 3.5 Level of Care (Residential Rehabilitation) is ideal for individuals who require a structured environment for their recovery journey.

What to Expect:

• Group therapy sessions focused on addiction recovery
• One-on-one counseling with trained professionals
• Life skills development and relapse prevention strategies
• Supportive community of peers and mentors
• Weekly family visitation is available in a therapeutic setting for clients who meet the criteria, helping to foster healing and support from loved ones.
• Nutritional counseling and healthy meal options
• We collaborate closely with criminal justice systems, recovery support networks, child protective services, and other existing supports to provide a well-rounded continuum of care.
• Mindfulness and stress-relief techniques
• Our program includes EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy, along with education on other trauma-informed therapies.
• We offer psychological consultation and evaluation with a PhD-level psychologist.

Services Include: 

• Diagnosis
• Medication education and management
• Therapy recommendations tailored to each patient

To ensure a safe, focused, and recovery-oriented environment, certain items are prohibited at SpiritLife Inc. This list is subject to the discretion of SpiritLife staff, and additional items may be confiscated if deemed detrimental to recovery. Below are the categories and examples of prohibited items:

Miscellaneous Prohibited Items

• Bags and Containers: Wallets, purses, small bags, backpacks, cups, mugs, or any liquid containers.
• Books and Art Supplies: Limited to 1 spiritual book, 1 recovery book, and 1 new coloring or puzzle book. Art supplies are restricted to sealed crayons or colored pencils.
• Other: Tarot cards or any other spiritual or occult items.

Linens, Personal Comfort Items, Clothing, and Apparel

• Linens: Personal linens, bedding, towels, and blankets are not permitted.
• Laundry Supplies: Detergents, fabric softeners, pods, and dryer sheets.
• Inappropriate Clothing: Any apparel that promotes drugs, alcohol, or nudity. Clothing must be non-revealing, covering the shoulders, and free from large rips or see-through material.

Food and Beverages

• Restricted Items: Drink mixes (e.g., Crystal Light, Mio), chocolates, soft candies (e.g., gummies, gum), protein bars/shakes, and any other supplements.
• Permitted Food Items: Only hard candies.

Games, Gambling, and High-Value Items

• Playing Cards and Games: All card games, though SpiritLife provides games like dominoes and board games.
• Valuables: High-value items (e.g., jewelry, excess cash); clients may only carry $20. Additional money is stored securely.

Electronics and Media

• Audio/Visual Devices: Radios, CD players, iPods, alarm clocks with radios, or any devices with media capabilities.
• Reading Devices: Kindles, iPads, or any electronic reading devices.
• Other Devices: Laptops, tablets, smartwatches, video games or consoles, and cameras. Cell phones and chargers are also prohibited.
• Personal Care Electronics: Electric toothbrushes and battery-operated items, except for personal fans (which must be labeled). Medical equipment (such as CPAP machines) are accepted into the facility at admission on a case-by-case basis.

Personal Care and Hygiene Products

• Cosmetics: Limited to 5 items; no loose powders or broken items. Cosmetics will be labeled upon admission.
• Restricted Items: Wigs (unless new and sealed), straighteners, curling irons, hair dyes, perfumes, colognes, aftershaves, body sprays, nail polish and remover, and any nail-related products.
• Aerosol Sprays: No aerosol products are allowed, including deodorant or spray cosmetics.

Tobacco and Alcohol-Related Items

• Tobacco Products: Opened products including chew (snuff), cigars, tubes, loose tobacco, and pre-rolled cigarettes. Only one sealed bag of tobacco or one carton (10 packs) of sealed cigarettes is permitted.
• Vaping Products: All types of vaporizers, vapes, and electronic cigarettes.
• Alcohol-Containing Products: Mouthwash, hand sanitizers, and wipes with alcohol content.

Weapons and Narcotics

• Weapons: Knives, sharp objects, firearms, or any item that could pose a physical threat.
• Narcotics: Any powders, liquids, or pills. Unauthorized medications, including over-the-counter items such as ibuprofen, aspirin, melatonin, etc., unless approved and administered by our medical team.

SpiritLife staff determines if and when transportation is provided. Transportation may be unavailable on short notice due to vehicle shortages, mechanical issues, driver availability, or staffing limitations. We aim to facilitate transportation into treatment and to assist with discharge transportation following successful completion. The decision to provide transportation rests with the Admission’s Supervisor, as transportation availability may be affected by vehicle or driver shortages.

Medical Appointments

For long-term patients, SpiritLife will work to provide transportation for necessary appointments. Short-term patients will be individually assessed based on clinical or medical necessity, and appointments should be scheduled when drivers are available.

Leaving Against Facility Advice (AFA) or Against Medical Advice (AMA)

Patients choosing to leave AFA or AMA are responsible for their own transportation. In cases where a patient is unable to find a ride, SpiritLife may provide transportation based on individual or emergent circumstances.

Poor Weather Conditions

Transportation may be canceled due to hazardous weather, including severe storms, significant snow, ice, or flooding. We will make every effort to reschedule trips as conditions improve.

Emergencies

In cases of medical emergencies, SpiritLife will arrange for transport by ambulance or other emergency services as needed.

Seat Belt Use

All patients are required to wear seat belts during transport. Failure to comply may result in the cancellation of transportation due to safety concerns.

Driver and Vehicle Standards

SpiritLife utilizes licensed staff drivers, who generally do not require a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). When necessary, SpiritLife may use rental, borrowed, staff, or volunteer vehicles to ensure patients’ needs are met.

Drivers can not stop at any point during the transportation route. Please take care of any outstanding situations or concerns prior to the driver’s arrival.

Relationships

Upon admission, if a relationship or conflict of interest with another patient is discovered, we will provide individualized treatment planning. This may include a potential transfer of one of the patients to ensure a healthy therapeutic environment.