About KeyStone Center – Chester
KeyStone Center is a treatment facility located in Chester, Pennsylvania. At this location they specialize in treating adults who are struggling with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. They offer medical detox and inpatient treatment. During inpatient treatment, a few of the services they offer include relapse prevention, medication management, medication assisted treatment (MAT), high risk situation/management HIV/STD education, yoga and experiential therapy. Family therapy and individual therapy are also provided. This facility accepts credit card payment and financing contracts.
During your time in inpatient care you will participate in both individual therapy and group therapy. What makes this so beneficial is the ability to discuss personal and private concerns, issues and challenges and receiving one on one treatment. This encourages you to be more vocal about your needs, advocate for yourself and learn coping skills to help you heal. This also helps you face life as it comes. While receiving care here, they will provide you the tools you need to help you move forward.
Group therapy gives you an opportunity to connect with others and also develop social skills. This helps change the way you interact with others and helps you learn communication skills. Group therapy offers that extra support and accountability with other peers while you help motivate one another.
They also offer holistic approaches to treatment that you can do on your own, like yoga. Yoga boosts your mood, reduces stress and helps with pain management. Yoga improves your mental health and encourages self care. This can help keep the focus on you and your recovery and help you manage your emotions.
While you are receiving treatment here they also discuss high risk situation/management HIV and STD education. Gaining more knowledge and education on addiction and life challenges can change your wellbeing drastically. By receiving education on prevention and also handling unpredictable scenarios, you’ll be better equipped to manage difficult situations. They also provide resources and linkage to care that you may need on your journey.