Clear Day Treatment of Westmoreland - Inpatient Non Hospital

Medications for Addiction Treatment

Clear Day Treatment Center specializes in using medications for addiction treatment (MAT) alongside therapy to help adults stabilize from substance use. Unlike abstinence-only programs, the facility admits people who are already taking prescribed medications for opioid use disorder and supports them in continuing these as clinically appropriate. Medications for alcohol and other substance use disorders may also be incorporated. The goal is to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings so clients can concentrate on counseling and early recovery.

24/7 Supervised Detox and Residential Care

The program offers non-hospital residential care with 24-hour supervision. On-site withdrawal management (detox) services address alcohol, opioids, stimulants, sedatives, and other substances, with routine use of medication during withdrawal. Residential programming includes both short-term and longer-term options in a structured environment where staff monitor safety, comfort, and progress.

Therapy Focusing on Thoughts, Choices, and Behavior

The center’s programs emphasize the power of changing thinking patterns. From intake, staff collect comprehensive medical, substance use, and psychosocial histories and begin a treatment plan on day one. Core approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Reality Therapy, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, motivational interviewing, relapse-prevention counseling, and 12-step work. Individual, group, and family sessions help clients examine beliefs, choices, and lifestyle patterns.

Specialized Support for Women, Veterans, and Trauma Survivors

Clear Day serves adults, including young adults and older adults, with substance use and co-occurring mental health needs. The facility offers dedicated services for adult women, pregnant and postpartum women, adult men, veterans, and members of military families. There are also services for clients living with HIV or AIDS and those who have experienced sexual abuse, intimate partner violence, or other trauma. Staff receive training in trauma-informed services, and the program includes suicide prevention services and education.

Practical Services to Build Stability After Treatment

Care extends beyond symptom management to the practical supports that make recovery sustainable. These include case management, help with obtaining social services, housing services, recovery coaching, peer mentoring, and access to self-help groups. Education covers substance use, health, HIV and hepatitis, and tobacco use, and can include vocational training or educational support such as assistance with high school coursework or GED preparation.

Planning For Aftercare And Safety

Discharge planning and continuing-care planning start early in the residential stay. Clients work with staff to map out aftercare options, connect with community supports, and identify recovery resources before leaving. The program offers aftercare or continuing-care services, outcome follow-up after discharge, and naloxone and overdose education to reduce risk in the transition back to everyday life.