Clearwater Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers
Drug abuse statistics have shown that the residents of Clearwater, Florida abuse substances, such as benzodiazepines, at notable rates. Substance abuse is dangerous, and treatment is often required to help a person quit.
Benzodiazepines are central nervous system (CNS) depressants typically prescribed to manage anxiety and panic disorder. One common type is alprazolam (Xanax), which was involved in 123 deaths in Pinellas County in 2016, and is just one of the many types of drug addictions Clearwater rehab facilities treat.1
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WhiteSands Alcohol & Drug Rehab Fort Myers
White sands it self was the BEST treatment I've received. I absolutely loved the staff. The food was very good. I appreciate one on one counseling with my husband and counsler. They even have fluffy pillows. I was very grateful to have my own private room. But since I have left whitesands I have tried to get a copy of my medical records sent to my doctor and it seems impossible. I've left messages after messages with no return calls. No medical records.
Recovery First Treatment Center, Hollywood
My experience at recovery first has been unmatched. The small class sizes and client census helped me get the attention i need individually and in group therapy to combat the route of my addiction and provide me with the tools and resources to stay sober on the outside
River Oaks Treatment Center
Mattie the Coordinator has been wonderful. She has a great attitude and helped me with clothing. She was very organized. She did what she said she was going to do when she said she was going to do it and she helped me with out expecting anything in return and I'm not used to that. Leah my case manager has been wonderful. She tracked down all the resources I needed while I was here and helped me get set up with my sober living. Amy my therapist was excellent. She was able to draw things out of me that I had bottled up for a long time and it helped lighten the burden I was carrying. Dr. Murphy my psychiatrist was excellent as well. He gave me direction and from what he told me everything has come together. I feel a lot better than when I came. I learned to be open with people and to trust people. I came from being homeless and living under a bridge and didn't trust anyone. I have intentions of going back to school to help people.
Comparing Clearwater Treatment Centers
Are you looking for drug rehab in Clearwater? Do you or your loved one have a problem with drugs and alcohol that requires immediate treatment? Whether your struggle with street drugs like heroin or prescription drugs like OxyContin, you can find the help you need at comprehensive drug treatment programs that offer a wide range of treatment resources.
What should you look for in your treatment program? Depending upon your specific circumstances, the answer will vary, but in general, you should have access to:
- Medical supervision: Detox can be taxing and, for some, it can be dangerous. It’s important that you have access to medical care should you need it.
- Psychotherapeutic support: The first few weeks of sobriety can be emotionally difficult. It’s important to have 24-hour access to people who can help you tough it out and avoid relapse.
- Psychotherapy: Working through underlying and co-occurring mental health symptoms can be an important part of your overall recovery.
- Aftercare services: Whether you need a sober living environment or check-in appointments with a therapist once a week, you will need to maintain an ongoing engagement with your recovery after rehab.
When you’re in the midst of crisis and seeking treatment for yourself or your loved one, you may not have the time or energy to research the best possible Clearwater drug addiction treatment center for you. Contact us at the phone number listed above and let us do the legwork for you.
Advice on Being Admitted Into a Rehab
The immediate need for treatment for those living with an active addiction is never more apparent than when people die due to overdose or accident as a direct result of drug use and abuse. The 2012 death of Clearwater teens who abused the synthetic drug K2 highlighted the fact that people are dying as a result of their use of a wide range of different drugs – and it can happen without warning and to anyone.
Locating Treatment Facilities in Clearwater
Addiction may not discriminate in terms of the lives it affects and takes – but in the same way, treatment does not discriminate either. If you or someone you love is living with an active addiction, there is no reason that addiction treatment in Clearwater won’t work.
Call now to speak with an addiction treatment expert who can help you find the program in Clearwater that will work best for you – starting today.
State-wide alprazolam deaths were steadily on the rise from 2013 to 2015, and then jumped significantly from 588 in 2015 to 813 in 2016.1 Furthermore, among all opioid overdoses, more than 30% also involve benzodiazepines.2 The harmful effects of drug abuse are compounded when multiple substances are combined. The danger in combining opioids with benzodiazepines is that both types of drugs suppress breathing, which increases the risk of overdose and death.2
If you abuse benzodiazepines, opioids, or any other substances, don’t hesitate to seek treatment. The sooner you get into rehab, the sooner you can begin on the path to a happier and healthier life. Rehab will help you build the coping skills necessary to avoid relapse in the long run.
If you or someone you care about struggles with addiction, search our directory for a Clearwater drug rehab center or a program in another location of your choice. Treatment centers can be found near your home, or in a distant city. It may be helpful to recover away from the environment where you used substances, but treatment close to home could also be just what you need.
Sources
- UFHealth. (2016). Florida Drug-Related Outcomes Surveillance and Tracking System.
- National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2018). Benzodiazepines and Opioids.
- U.S. National Library of Medicine. (2017). Diazepam.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2016). CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain — United States, 2016.
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