Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Gulfport, MS
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CARE Clinic for Drug Addiction in Central Mississippi
CARE Clinic is a Godsend. Because of this clinic and all of its staff, my life has changed, one day at a time. When I first started at CARE Clinic in June 2020, I was broken-down and tired. I barely knew what day of the week it was and if I was going this way or that way. But I did know one thing for sure, I wanted to live and NOT DIE. After many overdoses, multiple rehabs, and losing most of my family, I knew I had hit rock bottom. So, at my first appointment I met Dr. Edwards and we went over the treatment plan, rules, and medications. More importantly, we talked about my life goals. It had been so long since someone had taken the time to talk to me about my dreams/goals, and what I was capable of becoming. Now, I\'ve been getting stronger and stronger every day. I can honestly say that CARE Clinic isn\'t a clinic where they just throw you a prescription and you leave. This clinic is different because the doctor is different. He truly cares! He has spent numerous hours on the phone with me when I was debating on using, when I was lost with nowhere to go, when I was putting my life back together, and so much more. If you truly want to change and begin to heal, then CARE Clinic is the place that you want to go to begin your journey. From the moment you enter, you will no longer feel alone. You will begin to live again. For so long all I knew was sadness. Once I started at CARE Clinic, a ray of sunshine began to open and hope appeared! For the first time, I am happy! And, I owe all of it to Dr. Edwards and CARE Clinic! J.H. (patient)
Oxford Treatment Center Resolutions Facility
I appreciate the personal attention and interest in my recovery extended to me by staff here. I am very pleased with the person I am sixty days after arriving. I arrived hopeless and stuck in negativity. I am leaving stronger, more confident, and determined to correct character defects and maintain my recovery.
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If you are among that 10 percent, you should understand that what you are experiencing is an illness, which can be treated like any other.
What to Look at Before Entering RehabilitationIt takes some time and research to determine which rehabilitation is right for you. Your choice will depend on:
- How long you have had a problem
- What substance(s) you have been taking
- Whether you need isolation or can manage your everyday life during treatment
- Whether or not you feel that spiritual counseling would be helpful
- How close you are to friends and family and how well they support you
It's important to understand that virtually no addict or alcoholic is able to recover on their own (in fact, isolated individuals are at greatest risk for addiction). If you do not have family and/or friends to help you with your recovery, you should start with a residential program - then look into joining a support group.
The Disease Model of AddictionThroughout history, it has been popular to blame addiction on weak character and moral failing. However, research strongly suggests that some individuals are genetically predisposed to addiction. In a study of twins separated at birth, scientists found that, once environment and other factors were eliminated, rates of alcoholism and addiction among siblings were significantly higher than could be explained otherwise.