Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Flagstaff, AZ
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The Guidance Center
Intense group and individual therapy. More family one on one time. It's a 30 day treatment center that helps with alcohol and drug addiction. It also helps people to work through other outside issues.
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Drug treatment programs are designed to help you make choices that better your life regardless of how accessible a drug may be.
Questions to Get Answered Before Going to Rehab TreatmentSomeone entering a drug treatment program for the first time may have concerns about taking medications as part of their recovery program. It's always a good idea to ask questions about a whether a treatment program will administer medications during your stay. Oftentimes, the brain and body suffer considerable damage in cases where a person has a long history of drug use. Medication therapy helps to restore the body's chemical balance back to normal and to clear mind of lingering drug withdrawal effects.
People in Need of Treatment vs. People Who Actually Get TreatmentDrinking has become an accepted behavior within American culture considering the rampant party scenes on college campuses and the serving of alcohol in restaurants and at everyday social get-togethers. This attitude of acceptance may account for why so many people who need treatment don't get help.
- Over 18.5 million people reported having an alcohol problem.
- Only 1.6 million of these people actually sought out treatment.
- This leaves 17 million people who know they have an alcohol problem and refuse to get help.
- Percentage-wise these numbers have decreased by 0.6 percent since 2002.
Learning to live without alcohol and drugs means learning new ways of thinking about yourself and the people and events that make up your life. For these reasons, individual and group counseling play a considerable role within your treatment process. Treatment center staff may include doctors, therapists and social workers who all work together to help you create a new way of life where drugs and alcohol are no longer needed.
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