Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Springfield, IL
If you’re looking to help yourself or someone you love struggling with substance addiction in Springfield, IL, Rehabs.com offers large online catalog of executive facilities, as well as a wealth of other alternatives. We can support you in finding drug and alcohol treatment clinics for a variety of addictions. Search for a highly-rated rehabilitation program in Springfield now, and launch on the path to a sober life.
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Gateway Foundation— Springfield
An excellent treatment center! I would highly recommend this place to anyone suffering with the disease of addiction. Their inpatient as well as outpatient programs are very beneficial and have helped in my journey of recovery
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- Round-the-clock supervision and guidance at residential addiction treatment facilities
- Care of staff members who specialize in addiction treatment in their field of expertise (e.g., psychotherapists, acupuncturists and counselors who all specialize in addiction and recovery)
- A focus on wholeness and wellness of the mind, body and spirit in recovery
- A wide range of traditional, alternative and holistic therapeutic options
Heroin is the most commonly cited drug of abuse among those who seek addiction treatment in Illinois, according to the White House Illinois Drug Control Update. An opiate that is highly addictive, it often takes people just a few uses of the drug to develop a dependence. Some may experiment with the drug in social situations and then begin using it alone when they begin to crave more and more of it.
Others may develop an opiate dependence by first abusing prescription painkillers - and then turn to heroin when they find that it is too expensive to continue to buy more and more prescription drugs. Heroin and prescription pain pills like OxyContin, Vicodin, Percocet and others are all opiates and thus have the same effects on the users. Heroin addicts can quell the withdrawal symptoms that occur when the last hit wears off by taking a painkiller - and vice versa. The safest way to address the issue? Drug detox and addiction treatment.
Seeking Rehab Centers in SpringfieldDrug rehab centers in Springfield can help you to deal with the withdrawal symptoms that often occur when you stop abusing heroin. Medical care is highly recommended to make sure that you stay safe throughout the process.
Are you ready to take that first step toward a drug-free life? It starts with a single phone call. Contact us today.