Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Chino, CA
Chino, California, which is a city of almost 84,000 people, is located San Bernardino County.1 As more people move to the Inland Empire to enjoy San Bernardino County, it is important to understand some of the community struggles, like drug or alcohol abuse, and how Chino and surrounding cities are combating this problem.
The number of people entering addiction treatment in San Bernardino County appears to be steadily increasing, with just under 7,000 people enrolled in rehab between 2013 and 2014.2 This is good, as it means educational programs are beginning to work, and expanded healthcare access is making it easier for those who need addiction treatment to get the help they need. That being said, there are still many people struggling with addiction who don’t get the help they need.
In the 2013-2014 year, alcohol accounted for 1,024 treatment admissions; meth accounted for 2,936 admissions; 955 people entered treatment for marijuana abuse; 1,576 people entered treatment for opioid addiction; 175 people entered treatment for cocaine abuse; and 178 people sought help for other drugs, like inhalants.2
It takes bravery to take the first step towards a healthier life and call a helpline or rehab, but you’ll be happy you did it. If you’re ready to make a positive change in your life, contact our helpline. We can help provide you with more information about evidence-based treatment options in your area and elsewhere in the country.
1. Data.io: Chino, CA.
2. San Bernardino County. Community Indicators Report, 2015.
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Lighthouse Treatment Center
Compassionate friendly staff. Very clean and well organized. Great place to begin the road to recovery, experienced, kind and compassionate staff. Great food, exercise program and beautiful facility.
Luxe Recovery
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Able2Change Mental Health & Depression Treatment Center
I cant even begin to describe how amazing this staff is and how well this place is put together. I came in here being so rude and out of my mind- they all treated me so wonderful even though I was being ridiculous. This place saved my life and has made me keep striving to stay sober. The daily groups are incredible and have really helped me get to the root of why I am an addict. My family and I have grown a stronger bond and I am finally getting my life in the right direction because of this place! Honestly, Thank You Able To Change!
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In the end analysis, treatment for addiction to prescription drugs is essentially the same as it is for any other kind of substance abuse. The most successful programs use a combination of medication and behavioral modification therapy.
The first step of course is for one to admit that he or she has a problem. This is not always easy, because of the social stigma of addiction. If one has been hesitant because of shame or embarrassment, a visit to an AA meeting may be an appropriate second step, because the addict can meet others who have been down the same road - and get assurance that he or she is not alone.
However, most people with substance abuse issues ultimately require professional help.
The High-Functioning AddictThe addict most likely to be in denial about his or her problem is one who manages to live an outwardly normal life. There are signs, however:
- Justification: The addict feels a sense of entitlement because his/her job is a stressful one
- Irregular behavior: Missed appointments, emotional outbursts, poor decisions
- Physical symptoms: Sweating and shaking, forgetfulness
- Making excuses: the addict may blatantly lie about his/her activities
The addiction may not be affecting his/her job and family life today, but without intervention, it eventually will.
Get Rehab Services in ChinoRegardless of how far gone you may think you are, it's never too late to get help. Please call us today if you have questions or need some assistance in locating rehab services in Chino.