Drug Treatment Center Kerman

Fear and apprehension are commonly the greatest obstacles to recovery, which typically is a long and difficult process that will most often require professional help along the way. Obtaining the proper support and professional help, you can conquer your substance abuse problem.

At Drug Rehab Facility Kerman we provide a full spectrum of addiction recovery services to people that come to our rehab center struggling with addiction problems. Clients that become addicted to drugs like percocet, vicodin, lortab, heroin, cocaine, meth and other substances that cause abuse and addiction usually don't know how to quit on their own. We have provided help to countless individuals to beat their addiction with our extensive addiction recovery methods.

Detoxification

The first step of our treatment program is our detox process. After an individual has consumed drugs over an extended period of time an addiction develops for the drug. When dependence or addiction has developed it can be unsafe to suddenly stop using the drug without professional help from a medical detoxification program. Habit-forming drugs such as alcohol, valium, heroin, meth, xanax, vicodin and many others cause a wide variety of withdrawal symptoms such as agitation, anxiety, insomnia, muscle aches, sweating, vomiting, diarrhea, cramping, nausea and more.

At Drug Rehab Facility Kerman we provide the often necessary medical supervision to make our clients as comfortable as possible through the detoxification process. We offer 24 hour services and supervision during this very important first phase in the treatment process. Program participants typically say that they feel a great sense of accomplishment when they have finished the detox process.

An essential aspect of beating addiction is to acknowledge that you have a problem. An individual who is in denial about their addiction will not be able to move forward to solving a problem they deny they have. For many, when it comes down to taking a honest look into their addiction problem, also requires the individual to look at how and why it developed in the first place. Addiction typically happens when someone starts taking the drug or alcohol to self-medicate in order to minimize negative feelings and emotions. If an individual doesn't recognize the root issues fueling their addiction and does not receive help, it will be extremely difficult for them to overcome their addiction.

Accepting that you have a problem is an extremely vital part in dealing with alcohol addiction or drug abuse. However you also need to have the desire to put forth the effort to change it. Taking inventory of the reasons for making a change keep you focused and motivated on rehabilitation. Many say it helps to write down why they want to change. Reasons could be, for example, wanting to be a better mother/father, be a happier person overall, to be the person you really want to be, repair damaged relationships, to improve your health, or to simply repair the damage caused by your addiction.

Do not only concentrate and be absorbed on the circumstances and problems caused by your substance abuse, because focusing in on the negative aspects of the past can make you feel depressed and hopeless. Instead, focus on your new addiction-free life and recovery. Think about the great things that will surely happen when you have conquered your addiction. At Drug Rehab Center Kerman we will guide you to embrace your prospects for a happy, productive, addiction-free life. A new life fulfilling long lost goals and dreams in your newly created addiction-free life. You will be healthier, have more energy, be more secure financially, have stable relationships, be more productive at work, and have time to enjoy and experience new hobbies. Taking the time to list out these goals can keep you motivated throughout the rehab process.

Long Term Rehabilitation Plan

At Drug Treatment Program Kerman we believe that the number one factor in determining success is whether the client has successfully overcome their addiction to drugs and alcohol. Success can only be measured by the patient's confidence in their ability to stay clean and sober. Short term rehabilitation protocols typically fall short of this goal.

We know that it is extremely important not to be under time restraints while in rehab. The time that you spend in treatment can offer a lifetime of sobriety, it is well worth the investment of whatever time that it requires. We find the real issues that may be at the root of the addiction. We will help you to fix the problems that you have caused in your life so that you are not filled with shame and regret. You will be taught life skills, coping skills and relapse prevention methods so that you are not only sober when you are done, but know how to stay sober for a lifetime. We know that you want your life back and we are here to provide you a way to achieve it.

Relapse Prevention

The only person who can change you is you. At Drug Treatment Program Kerman it is extremely helpful to be surrounded by a strong support network to ensure your success. Therefore, hold onto the relationships in your life that are supportive and positive. On the other hand, be cautious about retaining the unhealthy people in your life, for example past friends that still use drugs, or relationships that make you feel incapable or inadequate.

Detoxification is only the initial phase in a long process of recovery at Drug Rehabilitation Facility Kerman; But will also help you to learn the the things that trigger your addiction cravings. Anxiety, stress inhibitions, lacking confidence etc. are all potential triggers for substance abuse. Practicing healthy trigger management skills will help you to push away and disregard the urge to use drugs. Our program activities include exercise, nutrition, drug education, cognitive education therapy, coping skills, life skills, trigger and relapse prevention education and training.

If you have made the decision that now is time to make a change call us at Drug Rehabilitation Facility Kerman and we will help you to make that change. Call (559) 365-6577