Luxe Treatment Center

Luxe Treatment Center is a drug and alcohol addiction recovery facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. Luxe believes in treating the person, not just the disease, and uses evidenced back practices to help adult clients recover from past traumas and learn to live free from addictive behaviors. They are a private facility with luxury amenities. As part of its mission to treat the whole person, Luxe combines traditional behavioral therapies with treatments that help clients discover joyful experiences without substance abuse.

Medical detox is the safest way for a client’s body to remove illicit substances, and for many clients, it is required to start treatment. During detox, clients reside at the facility under the care of medical staff, who help clients cope with withdrawal symptoms through therapy and medication. Clients also engage in education and therapy groups to prepare for the remainder of their treatment.

Inpatient treatment is a high level of care designed for clients with severe symptoms. Clients reside at the facility during their treatment plan, which can last a few weeks or several months, where they can be monitored and supported by staff 24 hours a day. Clients in the residential treatment plan do not leave the facility while in the program.

Clients work alongside a personal care team to develop a treatment plan that best meets their needs. Luxe uses therapy (in individual, group, and family settings) and education groups to teach clients about addiction, explore their addictions and associated behaviors, and develop coping skills. Luxe specializes in humanistic therapies like music therapy, art therapy, yoga, and physical training alongside traditional counseling.

The outpatient program is the next level of care following inpatient care. Clients live at home during outpatient care and visit the facility on a regular schedule to participate in treatment and undergo assessments. Outpatient care can be used as a transitional step following inpatient care but is also used independently by clients with mild symptoms.

MAT combines evidence backed treatment with medications approved for curbing cravings and withdrawal symptoms. MAT is commonly used when treating opioid disorders. MAT helps clients overcome distracting and disruptive symptoms to make them more receptive to treatment.

Clients with an addiction and a mental illness diagnosis can receive dual diagnosis care. This type of treatment expands on therapeutic methods to target the symptoms of both problems at the same time. Dual diagnosis can greatly reduce the risk of relapse.