Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Milpitas, CA
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Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital
I really appreciated the EMDR therapy for PTSD along with cognitive behavior therapy. I received a lot of growth from this program. I did outpatient for 3 months and it changed my life along with 12 step recovery outside the treatment center.
Behavioral Health Services Redgate Memorial Recovery Center
I went to "Redgate" in mid 90s at the height of my heroin addiction. My friend/guide, an Irish-Cherokee USMC Marine in program, gave me a ride from OC. I was in really bad shape, sucked up & dopesick. Near the treatment in Long Beach, he stopped at a convenience store near treatment center. He went in, & I waited in car, & I was so sick was slumped down in car. So LBPD cops wheeled up, thinking an AR was in progress, & jacked us up. Friend came out, they had guns trained on him, but he explained en route to treatment. Once in Redgate, the compassionate counselors/nurses got me on medical detox, helped immensely with kicking. I started feeling a bit better after a few days, but drugs/heroin still embedded in bones, causing me anxiety/jonesing, so I was pacing the halls in the middle of the night. Night counselor, reframed my complaint of red/demerit marks on progress, was nothing in perspective, from where we came from. Also I said I was gonna leave treatment, he ''played the tape through" "Yeah and you'll be standing on the street corner, repeatedly reaching deep in your pockets, but you'll still have only 75 cents." When Redgate was renovating, they put us all at American Hospital in Tarzana, with a big pool in summertime. The counselors at Redgate there were all very helpful & professional, my case worker/counselor was Yvette, a very kind & patient lady. I went out a couple more times after that, but I was even worse, and using durations became shorter. I now have been clean & sober coming up on 27 years now. I got a commercial CDL license in 2001, and traveled 46 of 48 states repeatedly. Seeing Indy 500 time trials, parking tractor-trailer at Daytona Beach, going in Atlantic for the first time. Another time at beach near Miami, Coral Springs? Going to church services in several states incl ND, NC(I played drums & harmonica), NJ, Alabama, TX, AZ, WA, CA. The idea of freedom from active addiction for me, materialized in being able to get out of 10 mile radius of Santa Ana, i.e. Chuey's house.
San Diego Rescue Mission Women and Children's Center
It also helps the homeless get off the street.
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Treatment programs are readily available; the primary barrier to recovery is acknowledgment that one has a problem.
Things to Discuss Before Enrolling in a RehabThere are a few things to consider before enrolling in a treatment program:
- Have you been unsuccessful in attempts to control your substance abuse on your own? If so, you may require a residential program, which can last from four to 12 weeks.
- Do you have a physical dependency? Treatment for this usually requires medical attention.
- Are there underlying psychological issues behind your addiction? You may need to work with a therapist.
- Is religion a significant part of your life? You may wish to enroll in a faith-based program.
Asian Americans are less likely to have substance abuse issues - but they are not immune to addictions. According to Michael Liao and others, Asian Americans are more likely to engage in compulsive gambling. Much of this is due to cultural factors; gambling is an accepted social behavior in Asian cultures. Unfortunately, it is a behavior that can get out of control, just like drinking and drug use.
Entering a Recovery Facility in MilpitasWhether you suffer from chemical dependency or have a behavioral addiction, help is available. Call us and a counselor will assist you in finding a treatment center in Milpitas that can help.