Adult Treatment
Our extensive relationships throughout the recovery services community enable the Addiction Hotline to refer the adult client to many of the finest recovery providers in North America.
Depending on the callers needs, and based on information given to the Addiction Hotline professional, there are several models of drug and alcohol rehabilitation settings.
For starters there is detox. Detox centers provide a safe place where the addicted individual can come off drugs/alcohol in a comfortable setting. In many cases, this is done in a hospital setting with a doctor and nurses on staff to administer medications and to ensure the client stays healthy during the detox process.
It is only after the detox is complete the treatment process can begin. Often times, potential treatment clients try to detox on their own, which statistics show lead to a high relapse rate. Professionals from the Addiction Hotline recommend that the caller contacts the drug and alcohol rehab center he or she plans on entering treatment, for their recommendations regarding detox.
When inpatient drug and alcohol rehabs centers are out of the question, then the hotline professional refers the caller to an outpatient drug and alcohol counseling centers in his or her local vicinity. Additionally, a professional a professional on the Addiction Hotline refers callers in crisis, or Outpatient Counseling By Telephone.
Once in a drug and alcohol treatment center, clients receive counseling and/or therapy for addictions related alcohol, street drugs and prescription drugs.
Regardless of the particular therapeutic setting, the counselor will attempt to assess and test to determine the root and triggers behind the client’s drug/alcohol usage.
They will also attempt to limit the effect/affect on the individual’s family and social relationships and look for danger/warning signs and symptoms, both physical and psychological, which may indicate an advanced treatment modality such as detoxification (detox), to counter withdrawal symptoms, or hospitalization at a clinical institute in the case of liver disease or other adverse effects on the body.
* Intervention
* Addiction Information
* Cost of Treatment
* Detoxification Process
* Adolescent Drug Rehab
In addition to the treatment plan, the therapist/counselor will often suggest regular attendance at such self-help groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or Narcotics Anonymous (NA). Their protocol may also suggest Alanon/Alateen, Coanon or Co-Dependents Anonymous for members of the family in order to foster better understanding for all who are impacted.
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