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Abstinence-based recovery is an approach that emphasizes complete avoidance of alcohol and other drugs as the foundation for long-term recovery. Treatment and support services are structured around maintaining ongoing sobriety.

Aftercare refers to ongoing support services provided after formal treatment ends, such as counseling, support groups, or recovery planning. These services are designed to help individuals maintain progress and reduce the risk of relapse.

An assessment is an initial evaluation used to understand an individual’s substance use history, needs, and appropriate level of care. It helps guide treatment recommendations and next steps.

Faith-based programs incorporate spiritual or religious principles into treatment or recovery support. Services may be offered alongside clinical care or peer-based support, depending on the program.

Relapse prevention focuses on identifying triggers, developing coping strategies, and building skills to maintain recovery. These services are often integrated into ongoing treatment or aftercare.

Substance abuse counseling provides professional support to help individuals address substance use and related behaviors. Services may include individual or group counseling focused on recovery goals.

Twelve-step programs follow a structured recovery model based on peer support and personal accountability. The approach emphasizes ongoing participation, shared experience, and mutual support.