Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Moline, IL

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Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation

Group discussions were a strength of the facility.

- Anonymous

4.3 out of 5

Chicago, IL

Illinois Recovery Center

They taught me how to get sober and how to remain sober. 10/10 would recommend!!

- Amanda

5 out of 5

Swansea, IL

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

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Browse Moline Rehabilitation Services In Illinois, the drug use rate and incidence of drug-related deaths is below the national average. However, many areas in the state, including Moline, have problems with heroin use. In 2010, heroin accounted for more than 10,000 drug treatment admissions. Illinois offers a unique state program called Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities (TASC). The program assesses drug offenders under case management to motivate behavioral changes that can reduce crime and future drug use.What to Bring to a Rehab Program

You should remember to bring comfortable shoes to a rehab program. Your comfort is important, so leave the high heels and flip flops at home and bring your tennis shoes or loafers. Many rehab program incorporate exercise activities into the daily routine. Some may also include hikes, so you may need to bring hiking boots as well. Your rehab facility should be able to provide you with a checklist of the type of footwear appropriate for your program.

Facts About Withdrawal

Withdrawal occurs when you stop using drugs or alcohol suddenly, and it can be mild or severe. It can even be deadly if not treated properly. Here are some facts about withdrawal.

Withdrawal can be both physical and psychological.
Withdrawal can last from several days up to several weeks.
Withdrawal can make nerves highly sensitive, which leads to discomfort.
In its mildest form, withdrawal can cause nausea, diarrhea, stomach pains and insomnia.
Severe symptoms of withdrawal include heart palpitations, fever, seizures, difficulty walking, confusion and breathing problems.

Researching Treatment Facilities in Moline

Moline has a few counseling offices in the area, as well as alcohol awareness and prevention programs. You can also explore treatment facilities, counseling and other addiction services in Springfield, Chicago and other cities within Illinois.

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