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Veteran Alcohol and Drug Rehab

Veteran Rehab: Alcohol & Drug Treatment in Tennessee

As a nation, we owe our military service members and their families a debt of gratitude for their sacrifices to protect our freedom. However, these brave men and women’s patriotism and dedication can lead to mental and physical wounds that lead to addiction. 

If you are a vet looking to get sober, healthy, and get back in the fight, Tree House Recovery Tennessee is a great local option in Nashville.

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Veterans Addiction and Mental Health​

Veterans are at an increased risk for misusing alcohol or drugs due to a variety of experiences linked directly to military service.

These men and women are exposed to stressors and trauma related to service or combat, which can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), chronic pain, or physical health issues that increase the risk of substance use disorders (SUDs).

Alcohol Rehab for Veterans

Binge drinking, consuming large quantities of alcohol in a short time, is one of the most common SUDs that veterans face.1,2 Veterans with an alcohol use disorder (AUD) are at significant risk of experiencing or committing violence, suffering health consequences, and shortened lifespan.2

Because alcohol misuse is common among veterans, seeking help is important if you or a loved one is struggling with addiction.

ALCOHOL MISUSE

65 percent of veterans with AUD statistic

of veterans report alcohol as their primary substance3

VETERANS WITH AUD:

100000

veterans aged 26 or older experienced an AUD in the last year

Drug Rehab for Veterans

Illicit drug use among active duty is low due to the risk of dishonorable discharge and criminal prosecution for a positive drug test. However, more than one in 10 veterans experience an SUD after those protective influences are gone. 

DRUG MISUSE:

5.2 percent of veterans report misusing drugs stats

of veterans reported drug misuse

CANNABIS USE DISORDER:

50 percent increase in CUD in veterans

increase in cannabis use disorders among veterans5

Mental Health Concerns for Veterans

More than half of military personnel believe that seeking help for mental health issues would negatively affect their military career.6 Yet, almost all veterans experience unique mental health challenges after reintegrating into civilian life.7

ALCOHOL AND DRUG OVERDOSE:

20 percent of veterans have SUD stat

of high-risk behavior deaths were linked to alcohol and drug overdose9

ALCOHOL AND DRUG DEATH:

45 percent of veterans w/ SUD suicide rates

of veteran suicide attempts involved alcohol or drug use8

Veterans Rehab Centers & Treatment Options

Tree House Recovery understands the devastating impact drug and alcohol addiction can have on an individual’s life, making them feel mentally, physically, and emotionally broken. 

Our team in Nashville has a decade of experience helping veterans regain control, develop a civilian team with fellow veterans, and become the people they once knew. Our veteran-run program is ready to continue supporting military members like you with evidence-based therapy, a community of vets, and a safe space to overcome addiction. 

You’ve already shown your resilience as a veteran. Now, let us help you further bolster your strength in civilian life through evidence-based practices.

The Importance of Rehab for Veterans

Specialized rehab veteran programs are essential and beneficial resources because their services are tailored to meet the unique needs of veterans and their families. 

Rehab programs for vets can also help them reintegrate into civilian life by providing resources and training that can positively impact their daily lives. 

Specialized substance abuse programs for veterans can also provide an opportunity for veterans to connect with fellow vets, allowing them the opportunity to build a healthy, supportive community that can relate to the experiences they and their families have. 

These approaches to veteran rehab help build a strong foundation for long-term success in addiction recovery. 

Rehab Programs for Veterans in Tennessee

For veterans looking for a community of camaraderie and safety, Tree House Recovery offers a three-month off-base and off-site outpatient SUD program in Nashville, Tennessee. 

Our treatment programs are designed to keep clients engaged in team-building modalities that target core issues of addiction, help them build new relationships, and develop skills to integrate into civilian life.

Understanding the roots of addiction and PTSD and how to develop relapse prevention tools that work for you can help you master new life skills that can lead to a fulfilling civilian life.

Our rehab program for veterans is a specialized addiction treatment dedicated to helping military veterans with SUD who may have co-occurring mental health disorders. Our team of veterans and healthcare professionals understand life’s obstacles after duty and are ready to help with specialized treatment. 

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The Benefits of Veteran Rehab

Led by fellow veterans, our Nashville treatment program can help you:

  • Transition from detox/residential care, providing structure, accountability, and community.
  • Pause life and focus on personal growth. 
  • Practice life skills with treatment team support.
  • Gain more autonomy in the real world.

Comprehensive Addiction Treatment for Veterans​

The veteran program in Nashville is an evidence-based treatment program that focuses on healing the mind, body, and spirit through holistic processes. These treatments can include:

  • Family therapy
  • Group work
  • Individual therapy 
  • Addiction education
  • SUD fitness therapy
  • Yoga/mindfulness therapy
  • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
  • Cognitive Processing
  • Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR)
  • Mindfulness-Based Cognitive
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Each of our modalities is structured to help you manage pain and stressors by focusing on positive decision-making and lifestyle changes personalized to your needs to lead a fulfilling life.

Insurance Coverage for Veterans Rehab in Tennessee

Tree House Recovery accepts many insurance providers, including TRICARE, to help you find addiction treatment near Nashville, TN. Your insurance benefits will likely cover various stages of addiction treatment, including: 

You can verify your insurance benefits by contacting your insurance provider or by contacting the Tree House Recovery admissions team to see if your benefits cover treatment.

How to Find a Veterans Rehab Center Near Me

Finding substance abuse programs for veterans at Tree House Recovery has never been easier. With our rate of success and commitment to veterans recovery, our rehab programs for veterans near Brentwood, TN, are designed by vets for vets. 

Start building your civilian unit and become the husband, father, or son you want to be today by calling our admissions team at (615) 314-8310.

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Are There VA-Approved Rehab Centers?

The VA Community Care Network offers a resource that can connect vets looking for VA-approved rehab centers near them when the VA cannot provide care. While Tree House Recovery does not work directly with the VA, we offer care and support to vets using VA benefits. Call us to see if your VA benefits cover treatment at Tree House. 

  1. Teeters, J.B., Lancaster, C.L., Brown, D.G., & Back, S.E. (2017). Substance use disorders in military veterans: Prevalence and treatment challenges. Substance Abuse and Rehabilitation, 8, 69-77.
  2. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. (2019, October 17). PTSD and substance abuse in veterans.
  3. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2019, October). Substance use and military life DrugFacts.
  4. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (n.d.). (2018) National Survey on Drug Use and Health: Veterans.
  5. Meadows, S.O., Engel, C.C, Collins, R.L, et al. (2015). Health Related Behaviors Survey: Substance Use Among U.S. Active-Duty Service Members. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2018. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB9955z7.html.
  6. Larson, M. J., Wooten, N. R., Adams, R. S., & Merrick, E. L. (2012). Military combat deployments and substance use: Review and future directions. Journal of social work practice in the addictions, 12(1), 6–27. doi:10.1080/1533256X.2012.647586
  7. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2012). Behavioral health issues among Afghanistan and Iraq U.S. war veterans. In Brief, Volume 7, Issue 1. Retrieved from https://store.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/d7/priv/sma12-4670.pdf
  8. Teeters, J.B., Lancaster, C.L., Brown, D.G., & Back, S.E. (2017). Substance use disorders in military veterans: prevalence and treatment challenges. Substance Abuse and Rehabilitation. 8, 69-77. doi:10.2147/SAR.S116720.
  9. Department of Veterans Affairs, VA Suicide Prevention Program. (2016). Facts About Veteran Suicide. Retrieved from https://www.va.gov/health-care/health-needs-conditions/mental-health/suicide-prevention
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