Balancing work and treatment can be complex. If you’re currently examining your different treatment options and aren’t sure which one is the right choice for you, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s go over some things to think about if you’re going to continue working while you’re in treatment.
Work and Treatment
Continuing to work while you’re in treatment may or may not be possible. This often depends on many different factors and the treatment center you’re going to be receiving support from. Below are some things to keep in mind if this is your goal and how you’re going to be beginning your recovery.
Full Transparency
One of the most important things to think about is being honest with your treatment team. If you’re going to be continuing to work while you’re in treatment, you should be very clear with your treatment team about this plan. They’ll be able to provide you with individualized advice and make sure that you’re on the right track.
Inpatient Treatment
If you’re thinking about both work and treatment, then inpatient treatment may not be the right option for you. It will most likely be very difficult to continue working while in inpatient treatment. If you think that inpatient treatment is the right choice for you, consider asking your work if there’s a way that you could get some extended time off.
If you’re considering inpatient treatment, we’d love to share more information with you about the inpatient options that we offer our clients who are beginning treatment.
Consider Avalon Malibu
At Avalon Malibu, we understand that different people have different treatment needs. If you’re looking to continue working while in treatment, consider giving us a call. Doing this will help us learn more about your situation. We’re always here to point you in the right direction. We can also answer any questions you may have about whether or not our treatment options are right for you.
We understand that it can be very complicated to work while going through treatment. If you’d like to speak with us about your various options, we’re here. The easiest way to get ahold of us is to give us a call today at (844) 857-5992. A member of our staff can provide you with more information about the treatment options they provide and help you decide if they could be the right fit for your individual situation and treatment goals.
