Home Detox

It's not too late to make a positive change in your life.

Your personalized home detox program begins under the care of our experts. We guide you step by step, providing continuous therapy and support to help you safely move beyond addiction.

Comfortably work on the reasons in order to achieve long term sobriety.

Sobriety can be described as a way of life that involves healthy relationships, communication, and personal growth.

Abstinence is stopping the use of all mood altering drugs, and must be the goal in working toward a life in recovery.

DO I HAVE A PROBLEM?

Health and behavior

Continuing to use drugs even though you have health problems that are affected or caused by your drug use

Irritability, anger, hostility, fatigue, agitation, anxiety, depression, psychosis (seeing or hearing things that are not there), lack of coordination, difficulty concentrating

Financial and legal issues

Paying bills late, collection agencies calling, inability to keep track of your money

Being arrested, doing things that you would normally not do, such as stealing to obtain drugs

Employment or school

Continuing to use drugs even though you realize your job or education is in jeopardy

Missing work or school, or going in late due to drug use

Family and friends

Feeling annoyed when other people comment on, or criticize your use of drugs

Feeling remorse or guilt after using drugs

Associating with questionable acquaintances or frequenting out of the ordinary locations to buy or use drugs

Social life

Scheduling your day around using drugs

Focusing recreational activities around obtaining drugs, using drugs, or recovering from drug use

Using drugs when alone

DRUG OR ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE

Cravings and relapse

Strong and overwhelming desire to use your drug of choice at a specific time of day or several times a day

Drug seeking behaviors

Trying to stop using the drug but failing more than once

Feeling that you must have the drug to deal with your problems

Tolerance

In order to feel the same effect, using more of the drug than intended and using the drug more frequently

Withdrawal symptoms

Alcohol: Agitation, insomnia, anxiety, depression, anger, cravings, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, shakes, irritability, muscle pain

Benzodiazepines: Sleeplessness, irritability, anxiety, feeling shaky, headache, dizziness, loss of appetite, and in extreme cases, seizures

Heroin: Dilated pupils, goose bumps, watery eyes, runny nose, yawning, chills, nausea, muscle cramps, stomach cramps, diarrhea, vomiting, shakes, sweats, feeling jittery, irritable, panic, tremors.

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