Behavioral Health Centers

People who are addicted to drugs and alcohol and enter rehab must go through the detoxification (detox) process, as an important first step in their recovery from substance abuse. Once the body is rid of the toxins, individuals are ready to begin their treatment programs.

Inpatient or residential programs offer intensive and immersive treatment for those seeking to recover from addiction to drugs and alcohol. Patients live at the rehab facility while receiving round-the-clock supervision.

A dual diagnosis occurs when mental illness and substance abuse co-occurr. Dual diagnosis is common, with over 7.9 million Americans suffering from it. Those showing signs and symptoms of co-occurring disorders should seek medical assistance at an addiction treatment center.

Alcohol can begin to control a person’s life and can cause a multitude of dangerous effects if left untreated. Alcohol treatment programs can help people manage their symptoms and teach the tools necessary to become sober long-term.

The harrowing statistics continue to show that there is a drug abuse epidemic still increasing in the United States, despite the nation’s efforts to end it. We offer treatment programs with evidence-based modalities that help individuals overcome their challenges with heroin addiction.

Approximately 52 million Americans age 12 or older have used prescription medications at some point in their lives. Opioids are highly addictive, and commonly lead to overdose deaths. A drug and alcohol treatment program, followed by inpatient therapy and support groups, can help people recover.

Cocaine is a stimulant drug that is extremely addictive due to the ease and speed with which it rewires the brain and triggers the production of dopamine. Cocaine addiction affects both the mind and body. Due to the withdrawal symptoms that come with ending cocaine use, treatment is necessary.