south carolina addiction treatment programs
BriteLife Recovery offers customized and comprehensive addiction care, in a comfortable, upscale setting in Hilton Head, SC. Our alcohol and drug addiction recovery programs are created for each client’s specific needs. This focus on improving overall well-being is what helps our clients achieve sobriety and overcome addiction. With small staff-to-client ratios and experienced counselors and medical staff, clients have access to a full range of addiction recovery programs and therapies. Our aim is to pave the path to a safe and healthy recovery for every client.
Each important level of care focuses not only on the body and mind, but also on the spirit. We adhere to the highest standards of care and use the latest evidence-based approaches to develop our substance abuse treatment programs. We also offer a host of alternative wellness therapies that include yoga, massage, acunpuncture, and strength training. Clients receive superior care in a luxurious setting at our beautiful location in the heart of South Carolina's Low Country.
Detox
If you are unable to quit on your own because of psychological dependency, you will need to undergo a medically supervised detox.
Residential Program
Enrolling in a residential treatment program can dramatically improve your chances of a positive outcome.
Partial Hospitalization Program
Provides clients with the medical attention and care they’ll need to begin their journey toward recovery.
Outpatient Program
A non-residential care program designed to provide continuing support for clients on their recovery journey.
Sober Living
Sober living is often the next best step. It allows clients to practice their recovery skills in real life.
Alumni
Even after completing our treatment modalities, our alumni group can provide inspiration on the recovery journey.
Continuing Care
The first year after leaving a treatment facility tests an individual’s resolve, and is often one of the most difficult.
Medication Assisted Treatment
Doctor-supervised use of medications to treat opioid use disorder (OUD).