Inpatient alcohol rehab is an intensive form of alcohol use disorder treatment where clients reside in an alcohol abuse treatment facility as they undergo specific therapies. The specific range of therapies used in inpatient alcohol rehab may differ between treatment centers and various client needs. Clients in inpatient alcohol rehab eat their meals and sleep in their chosen facility and commonly have the option to invite loved ones to visit them during designated times of the day or week. With their strong support and daily structure, inpatient alcohol rehab settings offer a relatively intensive process in treating alcohol addiction. In contrast, outpatient alcohol treatment allows clients to attend alcohol abuse treatment with the option to live at home. Beyond these potential treatment details, length of stay for any type of treatment setting may also be necessary. Studies support lengthier courses of treatment for more favorable treatment outcomes.
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