Re-Habs vary in treatment plans but you'll have group, assingments and one on one counseling. You will be expected to go to meetings as part of the re-hab. Good Luck with your new journey and stick with it no matter how your first impression is. It gets better as you progress

Very best wishes on the journey

Depends on whether you'll be inpatient or outpatient too.

May I offer something up front--to prepare you--generally, the less you like it (particularly initially)the better the treatment--good treatment programs will call you on all your dysfunctional s---, and this process is not necessarily the most comfortable to go through--but they also help you to focus on your positive attributes that will serve you well in recovery. The types of programs that bust your chops as opposed to be like a summer camp are, in my opinion, the better ones (esp for those of us who went in "extra sick"). Also, if you really want it to work, you need to do what you are told, no matter how hard it is. A good treatment experience, if you are doing the right thing, will be an emotional rollercoaster and will be very unpleasant at times, esp when you honestly take a good look at yourself. It should be a time to meet and form recovery bonds with other addicts/alcoholics, but should not ever regress into match.com, if you get my drift.
Good luck, WORK HARD, and keep your focus

My experience was both scary and joyous at times because you have to look at yourself in a very stark manner. Just approach it with the three basics: honesty, openness and willingness. And as BernieO stated it does get better, and BethK was right, "no pairing up" as they put it where I went . Your recovery belongs to you, listen to others but don't let them discourage you. Strength and good fortune to you

Good for you, i am happy for you. They will teach you some very useful tools for recovery. Be nice to yourself & the rest will fall into place. God bless & good luck..:)

Honesty
Open mided
Wiliness

I went 4 times and didn't do none of the above, i learned the hard way. Just a suggestion, if you apply these and have the want and just not the need it can be a life changing experience.

BE GOOD TO YOURSELF

I went to a treatment facility for 3 months.I was 2weeks dry when I went in.My family got tired of picking me up and told me I needed to go.I wasn't sure what to expect,but also decided that if I had to have treatment,I was going to get all out of it I could.If you get into a good place,they will help you get to the root of your abuse problem.When I started treatment,I had to go to AA or NA mtgs every night and get a sponsor within 2 weeks.The one I got told me to look at treatment as a 90 day bubble bath-something I'm doing for me.You are blessed with an opportunity to have a new life-make the most of it.Befriend people at the facility who want to straighten up.Don't let those who aren't there for the right reason drag you down into thinking you just want to do your time and get out.Do it for you and do it well.Good luck.