The Road to Recovery Starts With Detox
For most people, the journey to recovery begins with detox. It’s the stage where your body clears itself of drugs or alcohol and starts to adjust to functioning without drugs in your system.
As that happens, withdrawal symptoms like nausea, anxiety, irritability, and trouble sleeping can set in. They’re uncomfortable, but they don’t last forever, and you won’t face them by yourself.
During our detox program, our medical team helps you move through this stage safely and as comfortably as possible, so you can start recovery off on the right foot and progress toward leading a healthier, happier quality of life.
Trying to detox on your own, while possible, is not recommended. Not only can it be difficult to detox all on your own, but depending on the severity of your addiction it can lead to life-threatening consequences and withdrawal symptoms.
Having medical support removes both of those risks. It keeps you safe, eases the worst of the symptoms, and helps you get through the hardest early days so you can actually reach the next stage of recovery.
Detoxing is the first step along your road to recovery. To build a recovery that lasts, you have to address what led to the addiction in the first place.
That’s where our inpatient residential program comes in. After detox, it gives you the structure, space, and support to do the deeper work of healing. We treat a range of addictions, including alcohol, benzos, meth, heroin, opioids, and fentanyl. Some of the care we provide includes:
- Medically supervised detox
- Inpatient residential treatment
- Cognitive behavioral therapy and EMDR
- Mental health care and dual diagnosis treatment
- And more!
It is critical to not only detox but also develop coping strategies in recovery so that you can maintain your recovery long after treatment. Your greatest threat to sobriety is relapsing; therefore, it is critical to practice and learn coping strategies early on so that you can achieve long-term sobriety.