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Drug Addiction Rehab
- Learn how to avoid relapses & stay sober
- Address traumas & mental health issues
- Fix family & relationship conflicts
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“Springboard changed my life. I came in completely broken, now I can smile and laugh again. I am leaving here a new woman, with the tools and skills I need to resist my addiction.”
Is drug use negatively affecting your family, work, finances and/or relationships? Do you have trouble controlling how much or how often you’re using? If you’ve answered YES, you’re probably already dependent on drugs and need help.
Getting and staying sober is very challenging, but with the right support network and tools, it’s completely attainable
DRUG WITHDRAWAL
When someone suddenly stops or decreases the regular dosage of a drug they’ve been talking, they’ll most likely experience a set of symptoms called withdrawal. These withdrawal symptoms can be both physical and/or psychological, depending on the drug/s being consumed.
Withdrawal is NOT the same for everyone. Some factors that contribute to when withdrawal starts, how severe it is, and how long symptoms last, are:
- How long the person has been using the drug/s
- Which drug/s were used
- How much was being used each time
- The length of time between usages
The signs and symptoms of withdrawal vary greatly from one drug to the next. Withdrawal from some drugs like benzodiazepines, opioids, and alcohol are notoriously painful and in some cases life threatening.
General drug withdrawal symptoms may include: Shakiness, loss of appetite, nausea, insomnia, anxiety, sweating, headaches, irritability and depression, these symptoms can vary in intensity based on the level and length of the addiction.
Unfortunately, the only way out of withdrawal is GOING THROUGH IT. However, you don’t have to go through it on your own. We highly recommend a supervised detox at a medical facility!
DRUG DETOX
Drug detox is a critical first step before transitioning into rehab. It’s the process of eliminating drugs and their toxins from the body. The aim of detox is to get you both physically and mentally stable enough to begin treatment.
These drugs are considered some of the hardest to quit. It’s not recommended to stop using them “cold turkey” or suddenly, without professional help:
- Heroin and prescription painkillers
- Cocaine
- Methamphetamine & Crystal Meth
- Benzodiazepines
- Alcohol
SpringBoard works with trusted drug detox facilities in the area to help make your withdrawal safer and less uncomfortable.
- A safe and supportive environment for patients
- Typically drug detox lasts about 5-12 days
- Medical professionals always present to monitor patients
- Medications may be used to help ease withdrawal symptoms
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OUTPATIENT DRUG REHAB
Once detox is complete and you’re cleared for treatment, you can begin the rehabilitation process. We take a holistic approach to rehabilitation, helping you to strengthen our mind, body, and spirit with a well-rounded balance of evidence-based treatments.
OUTPATIENT TREATMENT SERVICES
Some of the treatment services included in our outpatient program are:
- One-on-one Counseling
- Group Counseling
- Therapeutic Activities
- Nutritional Counseling
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Case Management
- Address underlying psychological conditions and past traumas.
- Learn how to identify and avoid high-risk situations, triggers, and relapses.
- Develop a new lifestyle that doesn’t depend on alcohol use.
- Receive treatment at our facility and continue living at home or in one of our Recovery Houses.
- Maintain your work, school, and family commitments while receiving treatment.
RECOVERY HOUSING
In the early stages of rehabilitation, it can be very difficult for many people to fully commit to their recovery while living in their regular home environment.
At SpringBoard we offer a unique model that combines outpatient treatment and Recovery Housing. Sometimes called Sober Living, Recovery Housing provides a structured, supportive, and stable environment, free from the usual stressors, triggers, and temptations.
- A supportive community environment
- More personal responsibility and obligations
- Scheduled Programming
- Mentorship & Coaching
- House Rules and accountability
- 12-Step Meetings
Our outpatient program combined with Recovery Housing may be perfect for you. Contact our admissions team for more information!
WHAT OUR PATIENTS ARE SAYING
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YOUR INSURANCE PROVIDER MAY COVER 100% OF TREATMENT
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