Known as ‘Surf City’, Huntington Beach is the perfect place for you or a loved one to get treatment for a problem with drugs or alcohol abuse. Rehabs.com presents a huge Internet database of upscale and private clinics, as well as a wealth of specialized alternatives. We can help you find inpatient substance abuse programs for a variety of addictions. Search for a drug and alcohol rehab facility near or in Huntington Beach now, and get moving on the road to healthy living.
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About 8.5 miles of sandy beaches have earned Huntington Beach the nickname “Surf City.” In this relaxed, seaside setting, substance abuse wouldn’t appear to be an overwhelming social problem, but in fact, Huntington Beach drug rehab services are as necessary here as they are in any other Orange County community.
Prescription drug abuse, in particular, has been on the rise in Huntington Beach and throughout the state.
Prescription drug addiction may not start with the desire to get high, but with the need to control physical or emotional pain. You may sneak a couple of Vicodin from your boyfriend’s prescribed supply because you sprained your ankle, or take a Xanax with a glass of wine when you’re struggling with feelings of depression. In many cases, the use of prescription pain relievers and tranquilizers doesn’t stop with occasional use, but blossoms into addiction.
According to a report from the Orange County Health Care Agency, California had the third highest rate of prescription drug abuse in the United States in 2008.
On a national level, accidental overdoses caused by prescription pain relievers increased by 117 percent between 2001 and 2005, and treatment admissions for prescription drug abuse rose by 74 percent. If your use of prescription drugs has begun to control your life, a Huntington Beach treatment center can provide a lifeline back to sanity.
Prescription drug abuse is nothing new, but what may be more surprising is the spike in use over the past few years, especially among teenagers. What makes these medications suddenly more appealing than some illegal drugs?
Purity: Unlike illegal street drugs, the manufacture of prescription drugs is regulated, so you know what the medication contains.
The illusion of safety. Because OxyContin, Ativan and Nembutal are prescribed by a doctor, many casual users assume that they’re “safe.”
Availability: These addictive substances are available in many medicine cabinets.
Cost: Many users are able to get these meds for free by stealing them from a family member or buying cut-rate versions on the Internet.
If you’ve been taking prescription drugs for a medical reason, like pain control or anxiety management, recovery will require treating the cause of your addiction. You may need to see a chronic pain specialist or a mental health professional to resolve the conditions that have been driving you to self-medicate.
When you’re doing your research on Huntington Beach addiction treatment programs, call us for a list of multi-disciplinary facilities in your community.
Below are listings for each city in Orange County to help find more programs and facilities near you.
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