Relapse Prevention
Our Relapse Prevention Program is specifically designed to help anyone who needs to strengthen their recovery and prevent relapse.
Relapse Prevention
Relapse is a common challenge in the journey to recovery from substance use disorders, but with the right support, it can be effectively managed. At Dilworth Center, our Relapse Prevention Program is specifically designed to help individuals strengthen their recovery and maintain long-term sobriety. As a leading Charlotte treatment center, we are committed to providing comprehensive addiction treatment that includes robust strategies for preventing relapse.
Our program focuses on equipping newly recovering individuals with the skills and tools they need to navigate social, medical, and everyday situations where they might encounter triggers. Our relapse prevention strategies are tailored to meet the specific needs of patients who have completed the Dilworth Center Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP).
Our Relapse Prevention Program is specifically designed to help anyone who needs to strengthen their recovery and prevent relapse.
“Dilworth Center’s Relapse Prevention program is a great way to transition back to life outside of treatment. It helps you move forward with a changed life… a new outlook… a fresh start.”
Kim, Dilworth Center Alumnus
What to Expect from Relapse Prevention
The program consists of a combination of individual and group therapy sessions. Patients are required to continue participating in Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous, stay connected to their sponsors, and continue attending home group meetings. Urine drug screens are incorporated into the program to provide patient accountability.
Dilworth Center’s Relapse Prevention Program utilizes Terence Gorski’s Relapse Prevention Therapy Workbook ™ to help identify triggers, high-risk situations, and other issues that can disrupt recovery.
Relapse Prevention
Treatment Schedule
Relapse Prevention
(14 Weeks)
(14 Weeks)
| 6:00 pm – 7:45 pm | Tuesdays OR Thursdays |
The program includes both individual and group therapy sessions. Patients must remain engaged in Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous, stay in contact with their sponsors, and attend their home group meetings. Urine drug screens are part of the program to ensure patient accountability.
Dilworth Center’s Relapse Prevention Program uses Terence Gorski’s Relapse Prevention Therapy Workbook™ to help patients identify triggers, high-risk situations, and other issues that may interrupt their recovery.
Relapse Prevention helps patients with the following issues:
- Identifying potential relapse triggers.
- Identifying and learning how to avoid high-risk situations.
- Reintegrating back into the community where drugs and alcohol were once a major component of their daily functioning.
- Building awareness of internal drives, fears, blind spots, and obstacles to success through interaction with group members who are facing similar challenges.
- Developing a personalized relapse prevention plan that offers practical tools to build a better foundation for on-going recovery.
*Patients must have completed Dilworth Center’s intensive outpatient program to be eligible for relapse prevention.
