The Haven Detox - Oklahoma

Integrated Addiction and Mental Health Care

The Haven Detox treats substance use and mental health conditions in the same program, which can be important for people whose symptoms are connected. Clients may begin with medical withdrawal management (detox) and then move into residential care. Mental health programs are available for people whose primary concern is mood, anxiety, or trauma-related conditions, with support for co-occurring substance use when needed.

Evidence-Based Therapies and Specialized Tools

Care is grounded in therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness-based approaches, motivational interviewing, and psychoeducation. Trauma-focused care, including eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), helps clients work through difficult experiences more safely. Some clients may also access options like intravenous treatments for vitamin replenishment and hydration, and genetic testing that can guide medication decisions when past approaches have not been effective.

Medically Supported Treatment for Complex Needs

For clients with opioid or alcohol use disorders, the program offers medications for addiction treatment (MAT) alongside counseling and relapse prevention planning. Psychiatrists and other medical staff also support mental health medication needs, helping stabilize symptoms so clients can engage fully in therapy. This combination of medical and therapeutic care is designed to support people with long treatment histories, complex co-occurring disorders, or repeated relapses.

Holistic Programming and Daily Structure

Daily schedules combine individual and group therapy with holistic services. Clients can participate in yoga, fitness and nutrition programming, art therapy, chiropractic care, and music therapy, supporting both physical health and emotional expression. A fitness gym, dedicated fitness equipment, a game room, and barber or beautician services provide structure and a sense of normal routine. These touches can help people begin rebuilding everyday habits that support recovery once they return home.

Family Involvement and Long-Term Connection

Family programming helps loved ones understand substance use, mental health, and the recovery process. Education and support around communication and boundaries can make home life more stable. After discharge, alumni programming and peer coaching give clients a way to stay connected to recovery support.