Addiction Therapy Programs
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What is detoxification
First and most important step
Detoxification, commonly known as detox, involves removing drugs or alcohol from a person’s system. The goal of detox is to safely handle withdrawal symptoms when someone stops using these substances.
Each person’s detox experience is unique. The type of substance and the duration of its use influence what detox will be like. Medications used during detox help ensure that former users remain comfortable as the substances are eliminated from their bodies.
Importance of Residential Treatment
The Comprehensive Path to Lasting Recovery
Detox is only the initial step in addiction treatment. On its own, detox is often not enough for a successful recovery. To achieve lasting sobriety, individuals must address the psychological aspects of their addiction. This can be done through counseling, support groups, or residential rehab programs. Residential treatment is especially beneficial because it provides a structured environment, continuous support, and access to comprehensive care, all of which are essential for addressing the complexities of addiction and promoting long-term recovery.
The Process
Evaluation
The medical team assesses incoming patients for both physical and mental health issues. Blood tests are conducted to measure drug levels in the patient’s system, which helps determine the appropriate medication dosage.
Stabilization
Following evaluation, the next step is to stabilize the patient. Medical and psychological therapies are employed to prevent harm. Additionally, doctors may prescribe addiction treatment medications to manage withdrawal symptoms.
Entry into Treatment
The final detox step involves preparing patients for a treatment program. Doctors educate them about the treatment process and what to expect. Inpatient rehab is recommended for the best chances of success after detox.
