Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Glendale Heights, IL

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Phoenix Recovery Support Services LLC

My experience with Phoenix recovery Home has helped me cope with life on life terms without having to stop and get a drink. It has also help me think more clearly and allowed me to make better decisions with my ongoing life.

- Benjamin Polk

5 out of 5

Chicago, IL

Recovery Centers of America at St. Charles

RSS staff and nurse's are fantastic. Phil or Kid and Play haircut and the doucebag with the Triangle face are just awful. So is the lady in charge of finance. Martin. Dawn, and Amber are just great

- Cary

3.7 out of 5

Saint Charles, IL

Bloomington Normal Treatment Center

I started my treatment there in February 2024 transferring from California to Illinois was extremely easy. They have been very respectful and accommodating to all of my needs except for the nurse being late every single morning, which irritates me!

- Tammalynn

5 out of 5

Normal, IL

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Search Glendale Heights Rehab Clinics A December 2011 article in the Glendale Heights Press about the murder of a man involved in a drug distribution ring is a prime example of how a person's life can spin completely out of control when drugs become a top priority. Drug rehab centers in the Glendale Heights area provide a way out for people who struggle with alcohol and drug addictions on a daily basis.

Getting help for yourself or your loved one in Glendale Heights starts by knowing what types of treatment options are available.

Find Rehab for Your Loved One's Co-Occurring Issues

It's hard for someone to admit they have a drug problem. It's also hard to consider the possibility that a mental health problem exists. In some cases, a person will use the symptoms of an addiction to mask the possibility of a mental health problem. Likewise, the symptoms of a mental health issue can be used to mask the presence of a drug problem. In either case, a drug treatment program will have to treat both the addiction and the mental health issue in order for your loved one to recover from drug addiction.

Drug Treatment Needs for Women

Women who want to get help for an addiction problem often face gender-specific challenges that may affect the decision to get treatment. According to the Office of National Drug Control Policy, some of the challenges women face when deciding to get treatment include:

Child custody concerns
Domestic violence issues that work against the desire to get treatment
Child care needs
Pregnancy issues

Find Treatment Centers in Glendale Heights

Each person enters a drug treatment program with their own set of life challenges and issues. Whether a person is entering treatment for the first time or has suffered a relapse since the last treatment episode, drug treatment centers are experienced in working with addiction in all its forms and stages.

We offer a toll-free number you can call for more information on addiction. Our representatives can also provide you with information on treatment centers in the Glendale Heights area.