Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near North Charleston, SC
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Oaks Recovery Center
My family member never had success at recovery until he went to Salvation Oaks. There is something unique about this place and these people. It is a brotherhood.
Any Length Recovery Community
Strengths: A lot of meetings and classes , the also teach u to live on life terms Weaknesses: bad area. Facility is very good
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Factors to Consider When Choosing TreatmentHow do you know which addiction treatment services in North Charleston will be the most effective in helping you create lasting change in your life? There are a number of different factors that will affect the answer. These include:
- Your drug of choice. Different drugs have different physical and psychological effects that will need to be addressed during treatment.
- Your dose. The higher your dose, the more intensive your medical detox and chronic ailments may be.
- Combinations of drugs. If you used more than one substance, you will not only need to address the effects of each individually but the effects of the two together.
- Co-occurring mental health issues. Symptoms associated with disorders like depression, anxiety, eating disorders and others can make treatment more difficult.
- Family issues. Often, you can utilize family therapy during drug rehab to help everyone involved with your addiction.
- Legal problems. Many people don't enroll in drug treatment until they are ordered to do so by a judge. You may need to be able to address your legal issues during treatment.