Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Sumter, SC

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4742 Broad Street Sumter, SC 29154

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1031 Broad Street Sumter, SC 29150

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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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Sumter, SC

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Explore Sumter Treatment Centers The average rate of South Carolina drug abuse is about 6.7 percent, with the average use of illegal drugs not including marijuana at 3.09 percent. In 2010, more than 1,000 South Carolinians sought drug rehab treatment for the use of opiate drugs, illustrating that drug use is a problem throughout the state, including in Sumter. Drug rehab facilities fill an important role in the recovery process for many state residents.

If you're looking for the light at the end of the addiction tunnel, drug and alcohol rehab can lead you to a healthy, sober life.

What's Different Between Residential and Outpatient Clinics?

Residential drug rehabilitation clinics treat patients around the clock for weeks or months. They have medical facilities on site to help patients through the withdrawal period. They're also optimal for the treatment of the mental illnesses that often occur alongside addiction.

Outpatient clinics are different in that patients remain in their home environments. Some patients may receive medical care at a hospital, but they won't stay there at night. As an outpatient, you will:

Take responsibility for avoiding drugs and alcohol
Go to therapy on a schedule that works for you
Stay with your family
Remain in school or at your job

How Methamphetamine Affects the Brain

In 2009, authorities in South Carolina closed 86 methamphetamine labs. Methamphetamine is a stimulant that acts on the central nervous system. It creates feelings of euphoria by dramatically boosting dopamine levels in the brain. Under normal circumstances, your brain produces the neurotransmitter dopamine to stimulate feelings of pleasure, motivation and gratification. Drugs like methamphetamine flood the brain with dopamine and encourage repeated abuse, thus causing addiction.

About Your Rehab Options in Sumter

Sumter drug rehab centers can help you cast off the burden of addiction and turn your life around.

Call our toll-free number and speak to professionals today. We'll give you the best advice about treatment centers and programs for you in or near Sumter.