THE POWER OF CONTINUED CARE

In the journey of recovery from addiction, particularly among adolescents, the path is often complex and fraught with potential setbacks, including a high rate of relapse post-treatment. At Planted Recovery, we recognize these challenges and are committed to altering these statistics through our comprehensive continued care programs.

### Why is Continued Care Critical?

- **High Relapse Rates:** Research shows that over half of adolescents may relapse within months after completing treatment. This underscores the importance of a robust, ongoing support system that extends beyond the initial recovery phase.

- **Support Beyond Treatment:** Transitioning from a structured treatment environment to everyday life is a critical period. Continued care offers essential support during this vulnerable time, assisting adolescents in applying coping strategies to real-life situations.

- **Addressing Underlying Issues:** Substance abuse in adolescents often coexists with mental health disorders. Our holistic approach at Planted Recovery addresses not only addiction but also the underlying mental health concerns that contribute to substance use.

- **Family Involvement and Education:** We emphasize the crucial role of family support. Our programs include family education and active involvement, creating a supportive environment conducive to recovery.

- **Building a Relapse Prevention Plan:** Our coaching includes the development of personalized relapse prevention plans, arming adolescents with the tools and strategies necessary for maintaining long-term recovery.

### How Does Planted Recovery Make a Difference?

At Planted Recovery, we customize our programs to meet the specific needs of each adolescent and their family. Our approach goes beyond preventing relapse; it's about empowering young individuals with the skills and confidence to lead a fulfilling, substance-free life. We provide ongoing support, counseling, and resources to ensure that the path to recovery is well-supported and sustained.

Recovery is not a journey to be walked alone. Together, we can forge a supportive pathway that fosters long-term wellness and resilience.