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Drug Rehab in Virginia

The Farley Center in Williamsburg

The Farley Center is a residential rehab located in Williamsburg, Virginia, and it is among the 247 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the state. In this article readers can learn regarding the services and how to check coverage.

The Farley Center - Williamsburg (Residential), Williamsburg

Joint CommissionCo-Occurring Mental HealthResidential RehabDetox30 days

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Adults and their relatives in Williamsburg who are facing alcohol and drug addiction can turn to The Farley Center. On-site care includes detoxification and residential treatment, while some services can be delivered virtually. The goal is to support people as they start recovery, with a plan shaped by what each person needs. The center describes its care as holistic, which means it looks beyond substance use alone.

Care draws on evidence-based methods and plans built around each person. Clients can attend individual and group therapy sessions. The aim is a supportive environment where people pick up coping strategies, gain a better understanding of addiction, and work toward lasting sobriety and improved health overall.

Programs for The Farley Center

The primary levels of care are detox, residential rehab, and treatment for dual diagnosis care. The Farley Center in Williamsburg offers detox and residential rehab for adults in Virginia. A typical program lasts 30 days but individual plans may vary. Therapies include trauma-specific therapy, group therapy, psychoeducation, twelve step facilitation, EMDR, dialectical behavior therapy cognitive behavioral therapy family therapy. The approach is evidence-based, experiential, individual, medical, and twelve step.

Specialized tracks include a dedicated Veterans Program and robust family programming. An active alumni network helps people stay connected after discharge. Aftercare services include continuing care, discharge planning, housing services, mentoring and peer support, outcome follow-up, self-help groups, and support meetings.

  • Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
  • Individual Treatment
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  • Psychoeducation
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Experiential
  • Evidence-Based
  • Twelve Step Facilitation
  • Family Therapy

Who The Farley Center is built for

  • Men and women, including older adults, veterans, and young adults
  • Children, boys, and girls (as listed)
  • People who have dual diagnosis care such as PTSD, trauma, anger, or gambling, as well as co-occurring pain and substance use disorder
  • People using alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, opioids, synthetic drugs, and those seeking smoking cessation
  • Families and relatives who want to take part in family programming

Location and length of stay

The Farley Center is at 5477 Mooretown Road in Williamsburg, Virginia. The Farley Center in Williamsburg provides residential rehab with a typical stay of 30 days. The center carries Joint Commission accreditation. Amenities include air-conditioned rooms and a fitness center. Services are available in English. The center offers residential treatment with some virtual alternatives.

Paying for care for The Farley Center

The Farley Center lists private-pay rates. If you want to use insurance at The Farley Center, verify benefits before you commit. Insurance coverage may be available, but you or the helpline must verify benefits directly with the center and your insurer. The helpline is free and links you with trained advisors who can help you find out what your plan covers. Calling does not commit you to treatment.

Questions worth asking The Farley Center

  • Does my insurance plan cover residential treatment at The Farley Center, and what would my out-of-pocket cost be?
  • What does the 30-day program look like, and what if I need more time?
  • What is the daily schedule, and how much individual therapy will I receive?
  • How does the center handle detox for alcohol or benzodiazepines, and is medical supervision available?
  • What aftercare and alumni support are included, and how do they help with housing and employment?
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Good to know

  • Does The Farley Center accept Medicaid?

    The Farley Center lists private-pay rates. Medicaid coverage is not specified in the center's listing. Because Medicaid plans vary, you should ask the center directly whether they accept your specific plan. The helpline can help you check, but it does not guarantee coverage. Virginia's Medicaid program may cover some addiction treatment services, so it is worth asking.

  • How long is residential rehab at The Farley Center?

    The typical program length is 30 days. Individual treatment plans may be shorter or longer depending on your needs and progress. The center offers detox and residential rehab, and some virtual alternatives. If you need more time, ask about extended options. Insurance may influence how long you can stay, so verify benefits before admission.

  • What therapies are offered at The Farley Center?

    The center provides cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, EMDR, family therapy, group therapy, psychoeducation, trauma-specific therapy, and twelve step facilitation. Approaches include evidence-based, experiential, individual, medical, and twelve step. The program is designed to address both substance use and dual diagnosis care such as PTSD and trauma.

  • Is The Farley Center accredited?

    The Farley Center holds accreditation from the Joint Commission. Such accreditation shows the center satisfies particular safety and quality standards. You are free to request a look at their accreditation certificate or visit the Joint Commission's website. Accreditation cannot promise outcomes, though it is one thing worth weighing when you pick a program. Our helpline can help you compare other Virginia facilities listed by SAMHSA.

  • What happens during detox at The Farley Center?

    Detox is one of the services the center provides. At The Farley Center, alcohol or benzodiazepine detox should be overseen by a doctor or nurse because withdrawal can be dangerous. Medical oversight at the center means withdrawal is monitored. A typical stay lasts 30 days and may cover detox and residential rehab. Ask how detox is organized and what medical support is offered.

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