Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Glenview, IL
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Recovery Centers of America at St. Charles
Excellent staff. They really care and it shows. I’ll be a year sober next month again and I couldn’t have regained myself, my family, and my excitement for recovery without this place. I made some alumni buds and found myself again at RCA. Grateful.
Banyan Heartland
During my 30 day treatment, i had ready access to my individual therapist, and was welcomed by the additional therapists on staff.All three therapists on staff during my stay contributed to my treatment, and would like to personally thank each and every one of them. The nursing staff did an outstanding job with both compassion and professionalism. When challenged by other patients, they responded both courteously and professionally while sticking to policy. Let\'s face it, recovering addicts are not always the easiest people to deal with. Meals and accommodations were beyond my expectations, providing a clean, safe and enjoyable experience. The grounds are situated on a large, country living setting with a large on-sight lake with walking/jogging path readily available to residents who have reached a certain level in their treatment. The only drawbacks I would have to point out are the availability of medical doctors, although one life-threatening situation involving a patient was handled quickly, privately and compassionately by patient care technicians and nursing staff. Second, if the call center offers a pool and spa availability, check with representatives at the site if this is a necessity to you. The call center stated these were options, but both the pool and spa were under repair during the duration of my stay. Finally, there were three therapists on staff during my treatment, with one completing her final day with Sunspire on my last day of treatment, leaving only two. There were never more than 16 patients during my stay, however, and I never felt the clinical department was ever understaffed, and the facility itself was in the process of interviewing and hiring new therapists. I did run into an insurance issue a few days after checking in, due to my own misunderstanding of my coverage. The administrative staff, particularly two women, were instrumental in working with me to find the best resolution to my problem. Finally, I would like to thank the patient care technician staff, for everything that they do. Some may see them as \"baby-setters\", making sure that residents follow rules and procedures, but they are much more than that. For me, they were always available and willing to help me with anything I was struggling with during treatment. Much thanks and respect, Particularly to 4 staff members. If I could recommend one change, it would be that they employed more staff that were in active recovery, included more multi-media resources directly related to recovery, and would open up 12 step meetings to outside trusted members of the AA/NA community. All in all, I hope I never have to go back, but should I ever require rehab therapy again, Sunspire Heartland would be my first choice.
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A successful drug treatment recovery can help a person remain drug-free regardless of how accessible their drug of choice may be.
When to Seek Professional CareAddiction to a drug (or alcohol) typically happens without a person even knowing it. With ongoing use, a person's brain chemistry gradually changes to the point where the brain requires the drug's effects in order to carry out normal functions in the body. When this happens, the brain and body become dependent on the effects of the drug. In general, the longer you wait to seek professional care, the harder it will be to stop using drugs. It's best to seek professional care as soon as or before drug use becomes habitual.
Reasons Why People Continue Using DrugsMost people use drugs on an ongoing basis for one of two reasons: to feel good or to avoid feeling bad. In effect, an existing problem in a person's life, such as a relationship issue can become a drug-related problem if drug use becomes a coping mechanism.
- As a way to relax or energize
- As a way to "fit in" with a peer group
- To fill an existing void in a person's life, such as loneliness, loss or disappointment
- For people with a long history of drug use, using becomes the only way to ward off withdrawal symptoms
One of the reasons why addiction is classified as a disease is because of the condition the body is in once an addiction has taken hold. Once a person becomes addicted, the body requires the drug's effects in order to function normally. Glenview drug treatment programs are designed to help restore your body's chemistry back to normal through detoxification treatment. Once that's accomplished, treatment program specialists help you develop the coping skills needed to manage your life without the need for drugs.
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