Substance Abuse Treatment Center in Charlotte, NC

The Blanchard Institute is the premier provider of substance abuse treatment in Charlotte, NC and the surrounding areas. We offer a unique, family-focused, and individualized program for substance use disorders. If you’re struggling with substance abuse, or someone you love is struggling, our team of trained professionals is eager to assist. We proudly use a dual diagnosis approach that blends mental health care and substance abuse treatment. We firmly believe this is the best and most effective approach. Our programs are comprehensive, and we will be by your side throughout the initial treatment program and aftercare process.

If you or a loved one is struggling with drug or alcohol abuse, contact us online today for help.

Partial Hospitalization Day Treatment Program

Our Day Treatment (PHP) is a five-day program (Monday through Friday) where patients have clinically structured days that are designed to help pave the way for a better life. The highly structured environment of this program is used to help individuals move away from using substances. This structure also helps the individuals learn about recovery and the various methods used to stay away from addictive behavior. By the end of the program, they’ll be better prepared to transition into a sober, clean, and happy life.

Intensive Outpatient Treatment

Our intensive outpatient program focuses on transitioning individuals back into a happy, productive, and peaceful life. Individuals in this program will be active participants in creating their own recovery plan. Individuals will be asked to evaluate and implement new recovery behaviors in order to reach the goals that were set during treatment. This program concentrates on developing new habits that help sustain a long-term remission from chemical dependence. Individuals will work on improving their mental health and redefining their professional or educational goals.

Outpatient Recovery Management

Relapsing is a process—it’s not an event. In order to understand how to properly prevent a relapse, you have to understand its stages. Our recovery management program works with individuals stepping down from IOP or for those who do not meet the criteria for an IOP program but are looking for guidance on how to maintain their sobriety. In this program, individuals will learn how to use relapse prevention techniques for emotional, mental, and physical stressors.

Family Addiction Support

Coping with a loved one’s addiction to drugs or alcohol can be almost as difficult as if you were experiencing the addiction yourself. Though you may be tempted to try and restrict or control the problem, this may end up worsening the condition. With our family programs, you’ll receive in-depth training and support for handling your loved one’s addiction. These programs include education about the disease of addiction, a family relapse prevention plan, aftercare support for families, and other helpful resources to aid in family recover.

Get Help at Our Substance Abuse Treatment Center in Charlotte

No one should have to handle a substance abuse problem on their own. At The Blanchard Institute, we’ve made it our mission to be the helping hand you or your loved one need to recover from the grip of addiction. Contact our team of highly trained professionals as soon as you can to receive the treatment you or your loved one need. There’s no better time to get on the path to recovery than today.

If you or a loved one is struggling with a substance abuse problem, contact our team of highly trained professionals online today.

We service those in Charlotte, NC, Atlanta, GA, Jacksonville, FL, California, Columbia, SC, Charleston, SC, Raleigh, NC, Wilmington, NC, Asheville, NC, Greensboro, NC, and the surrounding areas.

The Blanchard Institute is excellence focused, clinically driven, safety and trauma-informed, and family-orientated to clients who meet the clinical and medical criteria for services. At all times all clients will be treated ethically, fairly and honestly without bias to race, gender, or diagnosis.