Residential Addiction Treatment in Las Vegas
What Is Residential Addiction Treatment?
Residential treatment—also known as inpatient rehab—is a live-in program designed to help you stabilize, heal, and build a foundation for lasting recovery. At Titan Behavioral Health in Las Vegas, our residential program provides 24/7 support, evidence-based therapies, and a structured, safe environment free from outside triggers.
Who Is Residential Treatment Best For?
- Need a break from the stressors, people, or environments fueling their addiction
- Have tried outpatient treatment before but need more structure
- Are coming out of medical detox and need continued care
- Want intensive therapy and support in a safe, substance-free space
Even if you’re unsure whether residential care is the right fit, we’ll help you decide based on your history, needs, and goals.
What to Expect in Our Residential Program
We know that walking into rehab can feel overwhelming. Our goal is to make you feel safe, welcomed, and grounded from day one.
Here’s what your time in residential care might include:
- Individual therapy (CBT, DBT, trauma-informed care)
- Group therapy and peer support
- Psychoeducation on addiction and relapse prevention
- Mindfulness, exercise, nutrition, and other holistic practices
- Routine, accountability, and emotional structure
Your treatment plan is tailored specifically to you. We’ll assess your physical, emotional, and mental health and work together to build a plan that supports whole-person recovery.
Therapy and Support in Our Inpatient Program
Residential treatment isn’t just about staying sober—it’s about learning how to live differently. At Titan Behavioral Health, therapy is a catalyst of lasting change. During your stay in our inpatient program, you’ll work closely with licensed therapists and addiction specialists to uncover the emotional, behavioral, and psychological patterns that fuel substance use.
You’ll participate in a mix of individual therapy, group sessions, and peer-based support. Through these approaches, you’ll learn to recognize your triggers, process past trauma, rebuild self-worth, and develop healthier ways to cope with stress and emotion.
We use a variety of evidence-based therapies in our residential program, including:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT): Helps you identify and reframe harmful thought patterns
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): Teaches emotional regulation, mindfulness, and interpersonal skills
- Motivational Interviewing: Strengthens your commitment to recovery and helps you set realistic goals
- Relapse Prevention Planning: Equips you with tools and strategies to stay sober after treatment
- Trauma-Informed Therapy: Provides support for clients whose substance use is connected to past trauma
We also believe that healing happens in connection with others. That’s why group therapy and peer support are an important part of our programming. In group settings, you’ll learn from others, build community, and practice vulnerability in a safe, supportive space.
Whether you’ve been to therapy before or this is your first time, we’ll meet you where you are—with compassion, curiosity, and zero judgment.
Mindfulness, Exercise, Nutrition, and Holistic Support
Healing from addiction is about more than just quitting substances—it’s about rebuilding your relationship with your mind, body, and self. At Titan Behavioral Health, we integrate holistic practices into your residential care to help you restore balance and well-being from the inside out.
Throughout your stay, you’ll have opportunities to engage in practices like:
- Mindfulness and meditation, which reduce stress, improve emotional awareness, and help you stay grounded in the present moment.
- Physical movement, whether through structured fitness classes, outdoor walks, or gentle stretching. Exercise supports mood, sleep, and physical health—all essential in early recovery.
- Nutrition education and balanced meals to help repair your body from the inside out. Many people enter treatment malnourished or depleted, and restoring health through food is a key part of recovery.
- Creative or expressive outlets like journaling, art, or music, depending on your personal interests and needs.
These practices aren’t just “add-ons”—they’re woven into your treatment plan because they help you reconnect with yourself, regulate emotions naturally, reset your nervous system, and build habits that support long-term sobriety.
Whether you’re learning how to eat well again, taking a breath between therapy sessions, or simply rediscovering the joy of movement, these holistic approaches give your recovery the grounding it needs to last.
The Benefits of Inpatient Addiction Treatment
Choosing to step into a residential program is a powerful act of self-care. At Titan Behavioral Health, inpatient treatment offers something that many people struggling with addiction haven’t felt in a long time: stability, safety, and support.
Living onsite means removing the distractions, triggers, and pressures of daily life so you can focus fully on your recovery. With 24/7 access to trained medical and clinical staff, you’re never alone in your healing process. Our team is here to guide you, support you, and help you move through challenges—moment by moment, day by day.
One of the most valuable aspects of residential treatment is routine. Addiction often thrives in chaos and unpredictability. At Titan BH, we help you rebuild a healthy rhythm through a structured daily schedule that includes therapy, reflection, meals, rest, and movement. Over time, this rhythm becomes the groundwork for a sober life you can sustain.
You’ll also be surrounded by others who understand what you’re going through. Our community of peers offers encouragement, accountability, and connection—reminding you that you’re not alone in your struggles or your hopes.
Inpatient treatment gives you the space and time to process trauma, develop emotional resilience, and practice new coping skills in a safe, supportive setting. You’re not just learning how to stay sober—you’re learning how to live better.
Most importantly, residential care provides a sober environment where healing is the priority. Whether you’re facing day one or day thirty of recovery, you deserve a space where your safety, dignity, and future are protected.
Statistics on Residential Addiction Treatment
In 2017, residential treatment for substance use disorder (SUD) accounted for 18% of treatment admissions in the U.S. Recovery Research Institute
As of 2020, only 24% of substance abuse treatment facilities offered long-term residential treatment. Statista Research Department
In 2022, approximately 24% of adults in Nevada used illicit drugs like methamphetamine, cocaine, and fentanyl to cope with alcohol addiction. The Nestled Recovery Center
Both age-adjusted and crude rates for alcohol and/or drug-related deaths in Nevada are at their highest since 2012. DHHS+1Nevada Legislature+1
What Happens After Residential Treatment?
Recovery doesn’t end when your inpatient stay does—it evolves. At Titan Behavioral Health, we believe the transition out of residential care is just as important as what happens during it. That’s why, before you complete the program, our team will work closely with you to develop a personalized continuing care plan that supports your goals, strengths, and any challenges that may lie ahead.
We’ll talk about where you’re going, who your support system is, and what you’ll need to maintain the progress you’ve made. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all discharge summary—it’s a real-world recovery roadmap built for your life.
Depending on your situation, your next steps may include:
- Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): This structured level of care provides ongoing therapy and support during the day while allowing you to return to a sober living environment at night. It’s often a helpful bridge for those who need a bit more support after residential care.
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): If you’re ready for more independence, IOP offers flexible scheduling with continued access to therapy, relapse prevention, and accountability. It’s ideal for returning to work or school while staying grounded in recovery.
- Sober Living Housing: A safe, structured, and substance-free environment where you can reinforce the skills you learned in treatment while building healthy routines and community support.
- Ongoing Therapy and Relapse Prevention Support: We’ll help you stay connected to individual therapy, group sessions, or alumni services to keep your recovery strong.
- Connection to 12-Step or Community-Based Programs: Whether you choose AA, NA, SMART Recovery, or another support network, we’ll help you find meetings that feel like a fit—locally or online.
No matter what your next step looks like, you won’t leave our care without a plan—and without support. We make sure you walk out our doors with clarity, confidence, and a concrete next step—because recovery isn’t just possible, it’s sustainable. And you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Why Choose Titan Behavioral Health for Residential Rehab in Las Vegas?
At Titan Behavioral Health, we believe that healing is possible for everyone—and it starts with the right environment and support.
- Safe, compassionate care in Las Vegas and Henderson County
- Experienced clinical and medical staff on site
- Personalized therapy plans and holistic support
- Seamless transition from detox to inpatient care
- Help with insurance verification and admissions
We’ve helped countless people in Nevada reclaim their lives from addiction—and we’re here to help you, too.
Residential Rehab FAQs
If you’re exploring residential treatment for yourself or a loved one, it’s normal to have questions. Below are some of the most common things people want to know before starting inpatient care.
Residential treatment—also known as inpatient rehab or residential rehab—is a live-in addiction treatment program. Clients stay at the facility full-time and receive round-the-clock medical and clinical support. It’s a highly structured environment designed to help you stabilize, heal, and develop the skills needed to stay sober.
The biggest difference is where you live. In residential (inpatient) treatment, you stay at the facility full-time and focus entirely on recovery. In outpatient treatment, you attend sessions during the day or evening and return home afterward. For many people, starting with residential treatment offers the structure and intensity needed to build a strong foundation.
At Titan Recovery, most residential stays last between 14 and 30 days, but this varies depending on your needs, insurance coverage, and progress in treatment. Some people may stay shorter or longer depending on factors like medical stability, co-occurring mental health conditions, or relapse history. We’ll work with you to determine the right length of stay—and we’ll never rush your recovery.
Not at all. Residential rehab is for anyone who needs a break from the environments or routines that make recovery harder. Whether you’ve tried outpatient treatment before or this is your first time seeking help, inpatient care can be a powerful step toward lasting change.
If you’re actively using substances with serious withdrawal symptoms—such as alcohol, opioids, or benzodiazepines—medical detox is usually the first step. We offer detox and residential care under one roof, so you can transition from withdrawal support straight into inpatient treatment without leaving the facility.
After admission, our team will provide a full packing list. Generally, you’ll want to bring comfortable clothing, toiletries, any prescribed medications, and personal items that bring comfort (like a journal or book). We’ll walk you through every detail before your arrival.
Titan Recovery accepts most major insurance providers. We’ll work with you to verify coverage and explain any out-of-pocket costs upfront—no surprises, no pressure.
Start Residential Treatment in Las Vegas Today
If you’re ready to step away from addiction and into healing, Titan’s Behavioral Health residential program is here to help. You don’t have to do this alone.