“I felt like I needed alcohol to keep going and deal with the flashbacks, but it was destroying me. I didn’t see a way out, but I knew I had to do something. It was time to ranger up and get my life back.”
Entering alcohol rehab can be life-changing when you have the right people supporting you. We can help you heal.
Care for Co-Occurring Disorders
Our team is licensed to treat co-occurring mental health conditions like PTSD, anxiety and depression simultaneously with alcohol addiction for a more successful recovery.
Experienced Clinicians
Our addiction experts receive special training in trauma-informed care and military culture to provide high-quality, effective treatment for veterans.
FORTITUDE Specialty Track
Participants in this program engage in exclusive group therapy sessions tailored for veterans and first responders, providing a space to navigate trauma-related responses.
The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper is a private addiction treatment center in the VA Community Care Network (CCN).
Our Veteran Advocates help you navigate your health insurance benefits and Community Care eligibility through our partnership with the VA. We’ll help you every step of the way to make the approval process as easy as possible and get you high-quality, professional addiction treatment.
Our alcohol rehab programs are incremental: we’re with you through every stage of your treatment to give you the best chance at lifelong sobriety.
Medical Detox
With 24/7 medical supervision, treatment for withdrawal symptoms and a safe environment, our medical detox helps make withdrawal as comfortable as possible.
Inpatient Rehab
Inpatient rehab helps you focus entirely on your recovery. During treatment, clients live at the facility and undergo the most intensive, structured programing.
Outpatient Rehab
Outpatient rehab allows clients to plan their treatment around work, school or other life commitments. Clients live at home and visit the facility for appointments.
Co-occurring Disorders Treatment
Co-occurring mental health disorders like anxiety or depression can worsen addiction symptoms. All levels of care can offer treatment for co-occurring disorders for a healthier life.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Medications can help clients with alcohol or opioid use disorders manage cravings and avoid relapse, as medically appropriate.
EMDR treatment for eligible patients
EMDR therapy can relieve mental pain and emotional recession in veterans who have experienced trauma, leading to better addiction outcomes.
At The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper, we treat the whole person — not just their addiction. Our approach is supported by evidence and research, then customized to meet each veteran’s needs.
Group therapy provides veterans support, guidance and fellowship from other veterans and first responders who understand what they’re facing.
Our counselors work with veterans one-on-one to address their physical, mental and emotional symptoms and help them process trauma.
Our programs train you to manage life without alcohol. You’ll step down to lower care levels as you heal and continue gaining new skills.
Downtime is important for reflecting, rebuilding your health and forming connections with other veterans in recovery. A fully-equipped gym and recreational sports make this time count.
Excessive alcohol use often leads to nutritional deficits. Our cafeteria provides delicious meals to meet patients’ nutrition needs as they recover.
Recovery doesn’t end when you leave treatment. Our aftercare program includes veteran-specific relapse prevention plans, referrals, recommendations and follow-ups.
Let us know you’re a veteran or first responder when you call. We’ll get you specialized support to meet your needs.
The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper offers comprehensive addiction treatment for drug and alcohol addictions and co-occurring mental health conditions.
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