Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Detroit, MI
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If you have an addiction, but you haven't yet considered contacting a Detroit addiction treatment program, this article may convince you that it's time to make a change.
Benefits of Enrolling Into a Rehab ProgramIf you've tried to stop using on your own in the past, you know just how hard it can be to make the serious and sweeping changes you need to make in order to control your addiction for the rest of your life. In fact, you may have returned to drug use within days of trying to stop. This is where Detroit drug treatment programs could make a big difference. Instead of trying to fight the addiction alone, while you're still surrounded by temptations and you still have access to the substances you abused, you'll have a team of experts who are all rallied around you, focused on helping you to get better. This team might include:
- Your doctor
- A licensed therapist
- A sponsor from a support group, such as Alcoholics Anonymous
- Members of your support group, who are also fighting their addictions
You'll all work together to find a solution for your addiction, and you'll continue that work for an extended period of time. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, programs should last for at least 90 days, and when the intensive portion of treatment is over, you might need to spend an even longer period of time in outpatient care. By the time your program is over, you will have had months of time to practice your skills.
"I hit bottom, I guess you could say, when I lost my factory job. I had no place to go and I had absolutely no money. I just crawled into the bottle, and I figured I'd never come back out again. Late one night, when I woke up after my third blackout that week, I decided to get help. I knew I couldn't do it alone. Now, I wish I had done it months before. My life is so much different, so much better, now that I'm sober."
If you have friends or family members who have been through treatment, you might have a good idea of which Detroit drug rehab you'd like to use. But if not, RehabInfo can help.
We keep a database of programs located in Detroit and all around the country, and we're happy to help you find the right program to meet your needs. Just call us to talk to an addiction expert today.