SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT PROGRAM IN Philadelphia

Who We Are

LaForges Addiction Therapy helps individuals struggling with addiction to drugs, alcohol, and anger take meaningful steps toward lasting change. Through The Winds of Change program, we focus on emotional growth, accountability, and learning from past experiences to support healthier decisions moving forward. We provide clear guidance and steady support for individuals and families facing difficult situations, helping them move toward stability, clarity, and a more balanced life. Our approach is designed to address both immediate challenges and the deeper patterns that contribute to ongoing struggles. By offering a supportive and structured path forward, we help individuals regain control and begin rebuilding their lives with purpose.

Our Programs

Inpatient Treatment

Inpatient treatment provides a structured, residential setting for individuals who need focused support away from daily triggers and stressors. This level of care emphasizes stability, routine, and continuous guidance to help individuals build a strong foundation for recovery.

Medical Detox

Medical detox supports individuals who need help safely managing withdrawal symptoms under professional supervision. The focus is on comfort, monitoring, and stabilization while preparing individuals for the next phase of treatment and ongoing recovery.

Individual Therapy

Individual therapy focuses on identifying personal patterns, emotional challenges, and behaviors that contribute to addiction and related struggles. Sessions emphasize self awareness, accountability, and practical skill development to support healthier decision making and long term change.

Group Therapy

Group therapy offers a guided setting where individuals can learn from shared experiences and develop stronger communication and coping skills. These sessions promote accountability, connection, and practical insight through structured group interaction.

We Accept Most Major Insurance Providers

What Are You Seeking Treatment For?

Philadelphia

Philadelphia is commonly known as Philly. Philadelphia is a significant city in Pennsylvania, nestled within the Northeast megalopolis and the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. As the sixth-most populous city in the U.S. according to the 2020 census, Philadelphia plays a crucial role in the Delaware Valley, forming its own metropolitan statistical and combined statistical areas. Historically, Philadelphia was pivotal in the American Revolution, hosting events like the First and Second Continental Congresses, and the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution at the Philadelphia Convention. Battles like Germantown and the Siege of Fort Mifflin within its city limits further cemented its Revolutionary War significance.

Philadelphia’s founder, William Penn, established it as part of the Pennsylvania Colony. Today, Philadelphia’s economy is diverse, encompassing sectors such as business, industry, culture, sports, music, higher education, and academic research. Philadelphia’s gross metropolitan product is indicative of its economic significance, with a strong presence of Fortune 500 companies, venture capital, and being the home of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, now owned by Nasdaq.

Transportation hubs like 30th Street Station, Philadelphia International Airport, and PhilaPort facilitate its connectivity. Philadelphia is renowned for its cultural richness, including an abundance of outdoor sculptures, murals, and parks like Fairmount and Wissahickon Valley Park. Philadelphia has a vibrant LGBTQ+ community and has significantly contributed to American music.

Philadelphia is a trove of national historic landmarks, including Independence Hall. Time magazine recognized Philadelphia as one of the world’s greatest places, highlighting its former role as the U.S. national capital. Philadelphia also boasts a series of firsts in the nation: the first library, hospital, medical school, university, stock exchange, zoo, and business school, illustrating its historical and ongoing influence in various sectors.

City of Philadelphia:
Attribute Details
Country United States
State Pennsylvania
County Philadelphia
Historic countries Kingdom of England, Kingdom of Great Britain
Historic colony Province of Pennsylvania
Founded 1682
Incorporated October 25, 1701
Founded by William Penn
Government Type Mayor–council
Government Body Philadelphia City Council
Mayor Jim Kenney
Total Area 142.70 sq mi
Total Land Area 134.36 sq mi
Total Water Area 8.34 sq mi
Elevation 39 ft
Population (2020) 1,603,797
Estimate (2022) 1,567,258
Rank (North America) 10th
Rank (United States) 6th
Rank (Pennsylvania) 1st
Population Density 11,936.92/sq mi
Population Urban 5,696,125
Population Density (Urban) 3,000.8/sq mi
Population Metro 6,245,051
Website http://www.phila.gov/

 

List of Zip Codes for Philadelphia

  • 19019
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Frequently Asked Questions

Most detoxes last 3–7 days, depending on severity, medical history, and response to medications. Complex cases may require longer monitoring.

Daily drinking, morning shakes, elevated heart rate, sweating, hallucinations, prior withdrawal seizures, or failed attempts to quit safely are strong indicators. If in doubt, choose supervised care.

Not always. Mild cases may qualify for outpatient care, but only after medical screening. Moderate to severe withdrawal risk typically requires inpatient supervision.

Costs vary by setting (hospital vs. residential), insurance coverage, and length of stay. Admissions teams can verify benefits and provide estimates before you start.

Yes. Many programs offer payment plans, sliding-scale fees, or referrals to state-funded options. Ask about financial assistance during your first call.