Process Overview

• Adults 18 and older
• Male and female (including pregnant females)
• Voluntary admissions only
• Primary diagnosis of chemical addiction (with or without co-occurring mental illness or trauma)
• Psychiatric and cognitive stability

Admission

The Arcadia Trails treatment program begins with a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation, where our clinicians and team members get to know patients in-depth, helping our team recommend the appropriate level of care to meet patient needs and develop a genuinely individualized treatment plan.

Detox

Some patients undergo medically supervised detoxification if it is clinically required. Withdrawals can be the first major obstacle in substance use disorder treatment, so we remain with the patient throughout. This typically occurs at Arcadia Trails but can involve the medical campus of INTEGRIS Health Edmond if necessary.

The Program Begins

At this point, patients are welcomed into the specific Arcadia Trails program that meets their individual needs. Here they make new friends, have an assigned therapist, and begin therapy – both one-on-one and in various groups. 

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Continuing Care

As patients meet recovery milestones, achieve treatment goals, and progress through treatment, they will transition into a less intense treatment program and will begin to apply recovery skills in their daily living. Arcadia Trails offers a phased approach that is aligned with the chronic nature of substance use disorders and which supports a progression from clinically managed services to self-management of one’s own recovery. 

Recovery Management

As patients move towards self-management of their recovery, Arcadia Trails will continue to provide support through various tools for engagement and continued participation in recovery activities. Patients will find their individual pathway to recovery and we will be there to support it. 

Beyond Clinical Engagement

Once patients complete all levels of recommended care, the person will apply the acquired recovery skills needed to manage their own condition. They will engage in fellowship with support groups, will have a recovery network, and will reach out and help others. 

Questions?

We’re happy to answer any questions you might have and please read a list of Frequently Asked Questions.