Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Akron, OH
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Community Health Center - RAMAR Center
Beds become available faster than other nearby facilities. Poor percentage of clients who maintain sobriety. I know of quite a few people who went through this facility and many of them were using IN the facility. The staff does not seem qualified to do their jobs.
IBH Addiction Recovery Center
I was a resident there in 2011 and I am still sober today. I.B.H helped me recognize my self defeating behaviors which kept reoccurring in my life .They helped me through programs and counseling to stay focused on myself and to learn to listen, ask for help, and forgive myself. I am truly grateful for them not giving up on me. Strengths of the facility included: compassion, fairness, location out of the city, organization, dedication to saving lives and lastly, outside communication is limited to a pay phone which helps keep the client focused on herself / himself and their recovery process. The only downfall was the availability of beds.
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If you can't quit drinking without suffering withdrawal symptoms, or your alcohol abuse has become increasingly risky and unhealthy, Akron addiction treatment programs offer a support system for your recovery.
How Much Do Americans Drink?Whether you drink heavily or only recreationally, you have a lot of company. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism:
- Almost 72 percent of men and almost 60 percent of women in the US had at least one drink in the past 12 months.
- Almost 29 percent of women and 43 percent of men binge drank (had four to five drinks in about two hours) last year.
- Approximately 22 percent of women and 42 percent of men had three or more alcoholic beverages at any given time when they were drinking.
- Close to 6 percent of men and 2.5 percent of women reported drinking every day.
When it comes to finding effective Akron alcohol rehab, you have a lot of choices. Many alcoholics in Ohio and throughout the US have recovered with the help of Alcoholics Anonymous, a 12-step rehab program based on the premise that alcoholism is a disease of the spirit as well as the body. Self-help groups and outpatient rehab facilities let you recover as you continue to work, take care of your family and participate in community activities.
If you've been drinking heavily and you experience withdrawal symptoms when you try to stop, a medically supervised inpatient program is the safest option. In alcohol-dependent adults, withdrawal can produce side effects like hallucinations, tremors, seizures and severe heart problems.
When you contact us, you'll get the information you need to find safe, effective treatment services for alcohol or drug addiction.