Addiction Treatment
Finding Your New Path To A Better Life, Is Just A Call Away.
Healing in Arizona
Too many alcoholics and drug addicts keep silent in the shadows of addiction. They may believe those they know and love will shun them if they speak up about their problem. They often feel overwhelming shame and isolation. All of these feelings serve to keep them in a cycle of drug and alcohol abuse. Fortunately, Arizona has many drug and alcohol addiction recovery treatment programs that can help addicted individuals get their lives back under control.
People with substance abuse problems often feel they are too far gone to ever escape their addictions, but this is not true. No matter how long your addiction has haunted you or how many times you have completed rehab in the past, getting clean is possible when you put yourself in the right setting. Help is only a phone call away at (480) 378-0660.
Recovery Starts Here: How It Works
Starting Rehab, Detox, or an Intervention is an easy process that all it requires is a starting phone call.
1. CALL (480) 378-0660
To speak to a professional and join a 100% free phone consultation.
2. PLANNING YOUR OPTIONS
We’ll help you prepare and plan your available options and determining the right placement and place to join your path to recovery.
3. START YOUR PROGRAM
Programs will vary based on your needs. Speak to a professional to today to set up your path and goals.
It Might Be Time for an Intervention
Watching a loved one struggle with addiction can be hard. Friends and family often don’t know how to help. Also, addicts tend to deny that they have a problem. Even if they admit it, they often believe their substance use is only hurting them, failing to see how their behavior affects everyone else in their lives. Sometimes, change requires a wake-up call, and that call often takes the form of an intervention.
Detox & Withdrawal
Before entering a rehab facility, an addict must first undergo the detoxification process. Better known as detoxing, this is the stage of recovery where the body rids itself of harmful chemicals. Before you can start learning to function without drugs or alcohol once again, they must first be out of your system.
The withdrawal symptoms that occur during detox are unpleasant and sometimes even life-threatening. Some people refuse to go into recovery simply because they are scared of withdrawal. These symptoms occur because your body is in shock and not used to operating without being high or drunk. The most common include fever, vomiting, shaky hands, trouble sleeping, and loss of appetite. These symptoms can last anywhere from 3 to 14 days, depending on the degree of dependence.
The good news is that modern rehab facilities have made major strides in alleviating withdrawals. There are inpatient rehab programs that offer medical supervision for the detox process. And under that supervision, patients are given special medication to help them cope with withdrawal symptoms. Keeping these at a minimal level can make your detox cycle much smoother.
Inpatient rehab has the best success rate and is strongly recommended. Patients in these programs stay under medical supervision around the clock. This makes the treatment more expensive and less convenient, but for severe addictions it is far more effective than other approaches.
Outpatient treatment, on the other hand, is more affordable and tailored to less serious cases. These plans typically allow the patient to go home at night and on the weekends, making them ideal for people who need time for family or career obligations while still getting their addiction under control.
Regaining Your Life Through Rehab
Once your body is clean, you can begin the therapeutic stage of rehab. When deciding on a rehab facility, it is important to remember that every addiction is different, and thus no one recovery plan is suitable for every addict. Look for a facility that will design a plan customized for you.
Finding Helpful Therapy
Getting sober is hard, but possible. It is often a question of environment. Accordingly, therapy sessions are vital during rehab, as one-on-one therapy with a licensed doctor can help you discover where your addiction came from in the first place. Addiction and alcoholism are as much mental as physical, and knowing why you took to substances can help you avoid making the same mistakes after your treatment is over.
Group therapy is another powerful tool for achieving sobriety. This type of therapy fosters mutual support and can help an addict to feel normal in a group without having to use drugs or alcohol. It is also much easier to share and relate to others when you know they have been down the same path.
The Time Is Now
Each day you let pass without seeking help is another day your addiction wins. Drugs and alcohol have controlled your life for long enough. You can find the right recovery treatment for you by calling (480) 378-0660 now. As long as you are alive, there is still hope for you to get clean.
Addiction Treatment:
If you or a loved one are suffering from an addiction to alcohol, heroin, cocaine, meth, ecstasy, marijuana, or prescription drugs, we can find you the necessary support to overcome your struggle and get your life back.
Detox:
Learn how detox can be the first step on the road to recovery and how it will affect your life or that of your loved one.
