Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Rochester Hills, MI

Personnel were very caring and attentive. Small and need more group field trips other than laundry. I thought it was a great experience. The simplicity of it made me focus mainly on myself which was the major issue. I have recommended it to a few people seeking help.

- Sarah

4 out of 5

Freeland, MI

Behavioral Rehabilitation Services

The program options, the highly experienced staff and the activity options. The driveway is dirt and not paved. That is it. I think this is the best holistic treatment center in the country. The staff is amazing and the groups helped me raise my awareness and change my thinking to a positive perspective.

- Dane

4.7 out of 5

Harrison, MI

Advanced Rapid Detox at Conner Creek Hospital

My mother called ARD when she found out I was using opiates. She was in tears and got such great information and compassion from the lady who answered the phone. When I spoke with her, she treated me with great respect. I had called other places but I was grossed out that they wanted me to recover in a hotel. Once we got to Michigan a nice driver picked us up and brought us to the hospital which was very clean. The intake process was very organized and the nurses and doctors were very informative and gave me and my mother a good overview of what to expect in the process. The detox under sedation is the best thing I could have done to get clean quickly. Because of the shot I have no cravings and I like that the staff keeps in touch with me and my mom. If it weren't for ARD, I would be dead. It's been the best year of my life because I decided to go to ARD.

- Grateful Patient

5 out of 5

Detroit, MI

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Browse Rochester Hills Treatment Centers Rochester Hills, Michigan is a northern suburb of Detroit. This part of the state has been hit hard by the ongoing recession, with unemployment more than doubling in 2008 to 2009 after several years of relative prosperity. There is a great deal of empirical evidence demonstrating the relationship between economic stress and substance abuse. Considering the state of the US economy, it should come as no surprise that rates of substance abuse are on the rise, in Rochester Hills and throughout the country.

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), 17.5 percent of unemployed adults have used illegal narcotics as opposed to 8.4 percent of those with full-time jobs.

Regardless of your economic situation, help is available when you decide that enough is enough.

What to Look at Before Entering Rehab Treatment

For many people, the best option is isolation from the circumstances that led to their addiction in the first place. This means undergoing a residential treatment program, which usually lasts for between four and eight weeks. If you cannot take time away from work and are able to handle your daily obligations, an outpatient program may work for you.

Part of the equation is detoxification, which usually requires medical attention and the use of prescriptions. Find out if this is part of a treatment program, or if you must undergo detox at a medical center.

What Drugs Are People Taking?

According to a 2010 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, drugs of choice in descending order of popularity were:

Marijuana

Pain relievers

Tranquilizers

Designer drugs (e.g., Ecstasy)

Inhalants

Cocaine

Unfortunately, less than 12 percent of people with substance abuse problems received help for their addictions.

Pick a Rehabilitation Facility in Rochester Hills

Finding the right treatment program in Rochester Hills can be overwhelming for some. Our counselors can help connect you to the right facility. Call us today.