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Addiction Treatment Program in Harrisburg, PA

You know you have a problem. Whether it’s alcohol, opiates or something else, your addiction is impacting your life in a major way. You’ve tried to quit before, but each time you end up relapsing. You feel stuck in an endless cycle and don’t know where to turn. The good news is there are treatment options that can help you finally overcome your addiction for good. With the right support, you can take back control of your life. Take the first step toward recovery and contact us at  (717) 896-1880 today.

What Is Addiction?

You may be feeling the weight of addiction—whether it’s alcohol, opiates, or another substance. It’s impacting your life in significant ways, and despite your efforts to quit, relapses can leave you feeling trapped in an unending cycle. 

Addiction is a challenging condition that affects many in Dauphin County and throughout Pennsylvania. It’s more than just a struggle with substances like alcohol or opioids; it’s a complex issue that compels individuals to seek out substances despite the negative consequences.

We understand that addiction can lead to feelings of isolation and hopelessness, impacting not just the individual but also their loved ones. It’s important to recognize that this isn’t just a matter of willpower—it takes courage to confront these challenges, and seeking help is a vital step toward healing. If you’re ready to take that bold step toward healing, reach out to us at  (717) 983-3667 today. Together, we can work toward reclaiming your life and building a brighter future.

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Addiction Treatment Programs at Bold Steps

PHP vs. IOP vs. OP: Understanding Your Options

Understanding the differences between Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP), and Outpatient Programs (OP) can help you find the right addiction treatment.

  •  Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

    • Sessions: Daily, several hours long.
    • Ideal For: Those needing intensive support after inpatient care.
    • Schedule: 5-6 days a week.
  • Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
    • Sessions: Regular but flexible.
    • Ideal For: Those managing daily life while in treatment.
    • Schedule: 2-3 times a week.
  •  Outpatient Program (OP)
    • Sessions: Most flexible, with fewer meetings.
    • Ideal For: Those with mild addiction or seeking ongoing support.
    • Schedule: 1-2 times a week.

Signs and Symptoms of Addiction

Recognizing the signs of addiction is crucial for seeking help. Key indicators include:

  • Behavioral Shifts:

    • Loss of Interest in Activities: Disinterest in hobbies once enjoyed.
    • Dishonesty and Uncharacteristic Behavior: Lying or stealing to obtain substances.
    • Social Withdrawal: Avoiding friends and family.
  • Substance Dependence:

    • Developing Tolerance: Needing more of the substance for the same effect.
    • Intense Cravings: Strong urges that disrupt daily life.
    • Inability to Cut Back: Difficulty reducing or stopping substance use despite negative consequences.
  • Behavioral Shifts:
    • Changes in Sleep Patterns: Sleeping too much or experiencing insomnia.
    • Neglecting Personal Hygiene: A decline in grooming and self-care.
    • Sudden Weight Changes: Significant weight loss or gain related to substance use.
  • Psychological Red Flags:
    • Mood Swings: Increased irritability or aggression.
    • Anxiety and Paranoia: Unusual feelings of anxiety, paranoia, or hallucinations.

If you notice these signs in yourself or a loved one, it’s important to seek help. At Bold Steps PA, we’re here to support you on your journey to recovery, offering the resources you need for a healthier future.

Statistics on Addiction and Treatment in Pennsylvania

 Admin. “Pennsylvania Drug and Alcohol Statistics – Methadone Dot Org (NAMA Recovery).” Methadone Dot Org (NAMA Recovery), 21 Oct. 2024, www.methadone.org/drugs/pensylvannia-drug-alcohol-statistics/

 Admin. “Pennsylvania Drug and Alcohol Statistics – Methadone Dot Org (NAMA Recovery).” Methadone Dot Org (NAMA Recovery), 21 Oct. 2024, www.methadone.org/drugs/pensylvannia-drug-alcohol-statistics/

National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics. “Alcohol Abuse Statistics.” NCDAS, 2023, drugabusestatistics.org/alcohol-abuse-statistics/.

Finding Treatment for Addiction Near Me

At Bold Steps Behavioral Health, we provide tailored substance abuse treatment in a welcoming environment that meets the unique needs of each client. Located in Harrisburg, PA, our facility serves not only the local community but also neighboring areas like Mechanicsburg, York, and Hershey. We offer a range of services to support your recovery journey.For more information about our programs and how we can support your journey to wellness, please reach out to us at (717) 702-6335 today.

Common Types of Addictions We Treat

  • Alcohol
    A widely consumed depressant, alcohol can lead to dependency and various health issues. Common nicknames include “booze,” “liquor,” and “brews.”

  • Cocaine
    A powerful stimulant derived from the coca plant, cocaine can create intense euphoria but also severe cravings and health risks. Common nicknames include “coke,” “blow,” and “snow.”

  • Benzodiazepines (Benzo)
    Often prescribed for anxiety or sleep disorders, these medications can be addictive when misused. Common nicknames include “benzos,” “bars,” and “xanax” (for Xanax specifically).

  • Methamphetamine (Meth)
    A highly addictive stimulant that affects the central nervous system, meth can cause significant physical and psychological damage. Common nicknames include “meth,”  “crystal,” and “ice.”

  • Opiates
    A class of drugs often prescribed for pain relief, opioids can lead to dependency and overdose. Common nicknames include “painkillers,” “dope,” and “smack.”

  • Fentanyl
    A potent synthetic opioid used medically for pain management, fentanyl is highly addictive and has a high risk of overdose. Common nicknames include “fent,” “china white,” and “apache.”

  • Heroin
    An illegal opioid derived from morphine, heroin is known for its euphoric effects and high potential for addiction. Common nicknames include “smack,” “H,” and “junk.”

  • Crack Cocaine
    A smokable form of cocaine, crack produces an intense and immediate high, making it highly addictive. Common nicknames include “crack,” “rock,” and “freebase.”

  • Inhalants
    Common household products used for their psychoactive effects, inhalants can be dangerous and lead to sudden death. Common nicknames include “whippets,” “huff,” and “poppers.”

  • Marijuana
    A widely used psychoactive drug, marijuana can lead to dependency in some users. Common nicknames include “weed,” “pot,” and “grass.”

  • Prescription Medications
    Various medications, when misused, can lead to addiction, particularly painkillers and anti-anxiety drugs. Common nicknames vary by medication but can include “scripts” and “pills.”

  • MDMA (Ecstasy)
    A popular club drug known for its euphoric and empathogenic effects, MDMA can lead to dependency and harmful side effects. Common nicknames include “Ecstasy,” “Molly,” and “E.”

  • OxyContin
    A powerful prescription opioid used for pain management, OxyContin can be highly addictive when misused. Common nicknames include “oxy,” “OC,” and “oxycodone.”

  • Percocet
    A combination of oxycodone and acetaminophen, Percocet is prescribed for pain relief but carries a risk of addiction. Common nicknames include “percs” and “roxies.”

Treatment Methods Used in Our Programs

While in our addiction treatment programs, we like to incorporate different therapy modalities to help you heal, both mentally and physically:

  • 12-Step Facilitation: We’ll guide you into programs like AA or NA to help you build a strong support network and feel less alone in your recovery.

  • CBT: Together, we’ll work on recognizing and changing negative thinking patterns that might be holding you back.

  • DBT: This therapy is great for managing big emotions, teaching mindfulness, and staying calm in stressful moments.

  • Relapse Prevention: Learn practical tools to handle cravings and avoid triggers.

  • Trauma-Informed Care: If past trauma is part of your story, we’ll help you process and heal in a safe way.

  • Medication Management: If medication is part of your treatment, we’ll make sure it’s working well for you.

  • Dual Diagnosis Support: We’ll tackle addiction and any mental health struggles like anxiety or depression at the same time.


You don’t have to face this alone—our team is here to help you take bold steps toward a healthier, happier life.

Does Insurance Cover Addiction Treatment?

Insurance usually covers addiction treatment, but it depends on your plan and provider. Bold Steps Behavioral Health works with many big insurance companies, like Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthCare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and more to make things easier. Coverage details can vary based on your policy type, whether pre-approval is needed, and if we’re in your network. Reach out, and we’ll help you understand how PHP treatment fits with your insurance.

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How Does the Addiction Treatment Admission Process Work?

The admission process for any addiction treatment program is easy and supportive. It starts with reaching out to share your situation and learn more about the program. After that, you’ll go through an assessment and find out which program is right for you. Our staff will help check your insurance to see what’s covered and work with you to create a treatment plan that suits your needs. Once you’re admitted, you’ll attend an orientation to get familiar with the schedule and start participating in therapy. We are here to guide you every step of the way, making it as smooth and stress-free as possible.

How Much Does Addiction Treatment Cost?

The cost of addiction treatment depends on things like how long you stay in treatment, the services you need, and your insurance coverage. On average, it can cost between $250 and $500 per day, but insurance often covers a big part of it if it’s considered medically necessary. At Bold Steps Behavioral Health, we’ll help you figure out your insurance benefits and any out-of-pocket expenses, so there are no surprises. Reach out to us—we’re here to make sure you have all the details so you can focus on getting better.

Begin Your Journey Today

Though addiction feels all-consuming now, there are brighter days ahead. Recovery takes courage, hard work, and the right support. We’re here to help guide you on this journey, step by step. Healing happens one day at a time. You can do this – and you won’t have to do it alone. Take the first step toward recovery and contact us at (717) 983-3667 today.

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