FAQ

If you’re asking this question, chances are the answer is yes. Addiction isn’t measured by how much you use—it’s about how your substance use is affecting your life, health, and relationships. Even if you’re “high-functioning,” you still deserve help.

Many insurance providers cover addiction treatment under mental health and substance use benefits. We work with several major insurers and can help verify your coverage quickly and confidentially.

Look for a licensed facility with experienced staff, individualized care plans, and a full continuum of care (like detox, PHP, IOP, and aftercare). Reviews and success stories can also offer valuable insights into a center’s quality of care.

Top-rated centers focus on evidence-based therapies, dual diagnosis treatment, trauma-informed care, and personalized programming. At Tulip Hill Recovery, we combine clinical expertise with compassion in a peaceful Murfreesboro setting.

Inpatient rehab offers 24/7 care and housing, ideal for those needing intense support. Outpatient rehab, such as PHP and IOP, gives you the chance to live at home while attending therapy. Both are effective, depending on your needs.

Quitting “cold turkey” without medical support is risky, especially for substances like alcohol, benzos, or opioids. Professional treatment increases your chances of lasting recovery and keeps you safe during detox.

Traveling for rehab can offer a fresh start, but many people benefit from staying local for easier family involvement and aftercare. Tulip Hill offers drug & alcohol rehab in Murfreesboro, TN, with strong ties to the local recovery community.

Start by making arrangements for work, family, and finances. Pack only approved items (we’ll give you a list) and come with an open mind. The hardest part is showing up—once you’re here, we’ll guide the rest.

Unfortunately, there’s still a lot of misunderstanding about addiction and treatment, but rehab is healthcare—it’s not shameful, it’s brave. 

At Tulip Hill, admission begins with a free, confidential assessment. From there, we’ll help with insurance verification, intake scheduling, and a warm welcome when you arrive. We make the process easy so you can focus on getting better.

Detox can last anywhere from 3 to 10 days, depending on the substances used and the severity of withdrawal symptoms. Medically supervised detox ensures your safety as well as your comfort during this critical first stage of recovery.

Everyone’s journey is different. Some people benefit from a 30-day stay, while others may continue with treatment for 60 or 90 days or more. We offer a full continuum of care, including Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and aftercare to support long-term success.

You can bring comfortable clothes, toiletries (alcohol-free), prescription medications (in their original bottles), and a small number of personal items, such as books or journals. We’ll provide a complete packing list before your arrival to make things easy.

You’re not alone—many people enter treatment with co-occurring mental health disorders like anxiety, depression, or PTSD. At Tulip Hill, we specialize in dual diagnosis treatment, offering integrated care for both substance use and mental health.

We understand the concern. Our case managers can help coordinate communication and planning for loved ones. Family therapy is also available to involve your support system in the recovery process.

You’ll be in treatment with others facing similar struggles—people committed to recovery. Our community is supportive and diverse, with clients of different ages and backgrounds. You’re never alone in this.

While participation is voluntary, we strongly encourage you to complete your program to give yourself the best chance of achieving a lasting recovery. If you’re struggling during your stay, talk to your therapist or care team—we’re here to help you work through challenges, not walk away from them.

Addiction often creates stress, mistrust, and breakdowns in communication within families. Loved ones may feel confused, angry, or helpless. Over time, codependency and enabling behaviors can develop, keeping everyone stuck in unhealthy patterns. That’s why family involvement in recovery is so important—it promotes healing for everyone.

Recovery from alcoholism is a long-term process. You can help by encouraging consistency in treatment, avoiding triggers like alcohol at gatherings, and attending support groups such as Al-Anon. Be patient—rebuilding trust takes time, and recovery is not a linear process.

An addiction to opioids often involves physical dependence, so professional detox and treatment are critical. Avoid enabling behaviors (such as giving money) and focus on support through action—offering rides to appointments, encouraging treatment, or contributing to research programs like those at Tulip Hill. Educate yourself about opioid use disorder to better understand the experience. 

Families play a crucial role in recovery. By participating in therapy, learning about addiction, and creating a stable, supportive environment, families can significantly improve treatment outcomes. Recovery is more sustainable when the entire system is involved and works together towards healing.

Family therapy addresses the emotional fallout of addiction and helps everyone involved build healthier relationships. At Tulip Hill Recovery, Family Therapy for Addiction Treatment in Tennessee helps families rebuild trust, improve communication, and establish boundaries. It’s not about blaming—it’s about healing together.

It’s heartbreaking when someone refuses help, but you still have options. Stay consistent in your boundaries, seek support for yourself through therapy or support groups, and consider professional intervention services if needed. Let them know help is available whenever they’re ready—and that you’ll support their decision to get better.