Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Charlottesville, VA
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Treatment Centers near Charlottesville, VA
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Information About Rehab in Charlottesville
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Latest Reviews of Rehabs in Virginia
Centra Addiction & Recovery Services
I\'m so grateful for my time at Pathways. The staff was helpful and accessible, the vibe was laid-back and the view was absolutely gorgeous. Thank you so much. It\'s exactly what I needed in that it provided a strong foundation for my recovery. I was there for ~23 days and am coming up on 90 days sober!
Prince William Medical Center
Ability to quickly treat a problem. They helped my husband in just a few days.
Human Resources, Inc. - Willow Oaks Residential Treatment
I was put here by a drug court program, I have celiac disease and they went ABOVE AND BEYOND to make sure my nutritional requirements were met. They really made sure that I was eating what I was supposed to, and eating well. I was not supposed to be there, of course no one would believe that. It's very true though. I was treated very respectfully, which was a relief considering the fact that I was screwed by the system. The nurse went over my rights. She also had a homeless man there who had no clothes of his own and brought him her husband's clothes. Everyone there is so caring. I had a great experience, and I would think that I would say the opposite considering the fact that I SHOULD NOT have been in that position. It was not their fault, it was the county i was in who decided. But they treated me with nothing but respect and genuine compassion. I see reviews about not having enough family time. I saw how Boxwood (not sure I spelled it right but know it was one of the two facilities that I would be sent to) operated and they were able to have visitors. But had it explained to me why they thought it would be a negative thing. I saw the pros and cons of both. But really feel this facility was looking out for me and my well being. I have no negative things to say despite the bitterness of being sent there in the first place. If it's the same as when I went there, then be happy.
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At this point, it becomes alcoholism. This is a disease that can be treated in Charlottesville rehab centers when the patient is ready.
Items to Take to a Recovery FacilityIf you have had alcohol or other substance abuse issues for an extended period of time, you may require residential treatment. You should not bring any drugs or alcohol to rehab - your belongings will be searched when you enter the facility to ensure you are not attempting to smuggle any substances in. You will also have to leave any alcohol-based toiletries at home. If you take prescription medications, the staff will hold them for you and administer them to you at prearranged times.
How Much Is One Drink?One alcoholic drink is defined as a:
- 12-oz. bottle or can of beer
- 4 -oz. glass of wine
- 2.5-oz. of liqueur
- 1.5-oz. shot of hard alcohol
According to WebMD.com, a person who regularly consumes more than three to four alcoholic drinks in one sitting may be at risk for alcohol dependency.