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Inpatient treatment can last on average between 30-60 days (sometimes longer depending on the person) and requires you to stay onsite at the facility during all of treatment. You’ll sleep, eat, and participate in therapy, at an inpatient treatment facility. Depending on what substance you’re addicted to, you will begin inpatient treatment with detox. Professional detoxification is the process of riding all toxins (drugs or alcohol) from your body under medical care.

Outpatient addiction treatment functions similarly to inpatient treatment but allows more flexibility in your schedule. You’ll attend outpatient treatment a few times a week for about 4-5 hours a session. Here you will participate in individual and group therapy while sleeping in your own home and even going back to work. Outpatient treatment is a great option to pursue after inpatient treatment as you’ll be able to build on the skills you learned during inpatient. 

Sober living is a safe space that provides housing options for recovering addicts. You won’t complete any treatment at the actual sober living, but you’ll live there and participate in house meetings (which usually happens once a week). There’s no definitive timeframe on how long you live in a sober living, you can stay as long as you’d like. There are also house rules at sober living as well. Everyone who lives there has to complete chores and depending on the house, find employment. If you live at a sober living, and don’t have a job, you’ll most likely be required to attend some sort of addiction treatment, such as 12-step meetings. The goal of sober living is to help a recovering addict integrate back into society.