Each journey is distinct, but commonly begins with detox. Phase I is a vital stage of the treatment, spanning three to four weeks, during which clients receive round-the-clock care in a medically-monitored residential program. This phase furnishes essential support and stability, enabling clients to initiate the healing process for their body and mind. Additionally, it prepares them for the subsequent step of sustaining long-term recovery.

In Phase II, the client can choose between Residential or Non-Residential options, progressing from Phase I to address addiction's root causes and transition towards self-sustaining recovery. Phase II lasts about 2-3 weeks and involves either Substance Use Disorder (SUD) or Mental Health Treatment Tracks.

Phase III involves utilizing gained knowledge and transitioning from full-time treatment, receiving ongoing group and individual therapy with gradually decreasing sessions. Also, it includes acquiring necessary life skills for achieving success. Phase III typically lasts 6-8 weeks.