About Cove Forge Behavioral Health Center
Cove Forge Behavioral Health System, located in the historic Williamsburg, Pennsylvania, is a residential treatment center for adult men and women.
Testimonials
I was sent here as a kid, because I was struggling with my mental health. The staff were great to me, and helped me to get on medication. I also received D&A Treatment. I am grateful for the experience I had there. Thank you Brian and the rest of the staff!
How long does it take to get out of drug rehab?
Drug rehab treatment can vary from a few days to many months. Research shows that the longer a person remains in treatment, the greater the likelihood that long-term sobriety will result. As with most aspects of treatment, determining ideal length of stay involves an analysis of a number of personal factors.
Where is White Deer Run located?
Our main facility, located in Allenwood, Pennsylvania, is situated on 150 acres of beautiful countryside. White Deer Run offers a full continuum of care located at several locations throughout the State of Pennsylvania .
What to do when you are in residential rehab?
Small items can really boost spirits when you are in residential rehab. Showing support and care is extremely important when you are separated from your usual environment ...
What to bring to a visit?
As a treat, a nice cold energy drink is the best. Juices, smoothies, teas, Starbucks and the like are also nice treats to bring on visiting day. Starbucks’ single-serve coffee packets, teas, or drink mixes will encourage your loved one to drink more fluids.
Is drug rehab a prison?
Drug and alcohol rehab is not prison. You may have been unceremoniously dumped into a treatment facility as a last resort, personally made a decision to reclaim your life, or been ordered by a judge or other authority. The fact remains that you will feel disconnected from the outside world at some point in your stay.
Can you bring anything scented to rehab?
Do not bring anything highly scented. Subtle fragrances are fine. Chances are personal items were forgotten or have been used up during the time your loved one has been in rehab.
Why is writing important?
Writing helps the mind to process feelings and emotions and is more personal than a social media post or text. Receiving outside mail with news from home can sometimes have a disastrous effect. Always write something upbeat, supportive and encouraging. Stick to general topics, light, breezy and non-threatening.
What is the next step in rehab?
After you’ve contacted a treatment provider , the next step of admission to rehab involves information gathering known as a “pre-intake screening,” usually conducted via phone. Pre-intake screening is often conducted during a potential patient’s initial phone call. Patients discuss pertinent information to help treatment providers determine what facility would be a good match for them and to determine which level of care is recommended for the patient. Caring and compassionate staff members create a connection early on as they learn:
How to get into rehab?
After you’ve contacted a treatment provider, the next step of admission to rehab involves information gathering known as a “pre-intake screening,” usually conducted via phone. Pre-intake screening is often conducted during a potential patient’s initial phone call. Patients discuss pertinent information to help treatment providers determine what facility would be a good match for them and to determine which level of care is recommended for the patient. Caring and compassionate staff members create a connection early on as they learn: 1 About the patient’s drug history 2 The types of drugs abused 3 The length of time drugs were used 4 The patient’s treatment history 5 Any possible underlying mental or emotional disorders 6 Employment conditions 7 Family life 8 Legal issues 9 Any medical issues 10 Family history 11 History of trauma or abuse 12 History of psychiatric care 13 List of any current medications
Where is Krystina Murray?
Krystina Murray has received a B.A. in English at Georgia State University, has over 5 years of professional writing and editing experience, and over 15 years of overall writing experience. She enjoys spreading awareness of addiction and recovery to help people transform their lives.