The two most important things a person battling substance use must understand are that they are not alone and that there is hope. Tens of millions of Americans struggle with addiction every day. Unfortunately, most will not seek help, and many will face severe health consequences. For some, their addiction will be fatal. If you’ve tried to stop using drugs and have failed, you know that the disease is isolating, overwhelming, and infiltrates every part of your life. However, with the support of a top-quality drug addiction treatment center, individuals can overcome their addictive behaviors and begin anew. At Addiction Recovery Institute of America, we specialize in providing this critical support to individuals struggling with substance abuse and their families.
IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU CARE ABOUT IS STRUGGLING WITH ADDICTION AND YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR KENTUCKY DRUG AND ALCOHOL REHAB CENTER, REACH OUT TO US ONLINE TODAY OR CALL
(606) 462-3001
DO I NEED A DRUG ADDICTION TREATMENT CENTER?
It can be challenging to determine whether you need the professional help of a substance abuse treatment program. Has your recreational drug use evolved into something more? To help assess your need, it’s helpful to refer to the criteria outlined by the American Psychiatric Association. These criteria include:
- You have engaged in risky behavior while under the influence of drugs, putting yourself or others in danger.
- Your drug use has damaged your romantic, familial, or social relationships or hurt your finances, but you have continued to use them.
- You spend significant amounts of time acquiring, using, and recovering from substances.
- You crave drugs when you are not using them.
- When you have tried to decrease your use or stop, you have failed and/or experienced withdrawal symptoms.
- You have experienced adverse physical effects of drug use but have continued to use them.
If even one of these criteria applies to you or someone close to you, you may be a candidate for a program like the one we offer at our Kentucky drug addiction treatment center.
WHAT CAN I EXPECT AT A DRUG ADDICTION TREATMENT CENTER?
When you choose to take your first steps on the road to recovery, our experienced and compassionate intake team will begin by conducting a comprehensive assessment of your condition. Only after diagnosing your current physical and psychological state can we create a treatment plan tailored to your unique needs. Your individualized program will likely combine clinical, evidence-based treatment modalities with more holistic approaches aimed at treating the whole person.
One of the most important outcomes of this initial assessment is determining the level of care that best suits your needs. At ARIA, we are proud to offer a full range of substance use treatment programs, from the most intensive to the most flexible and least intensive. These include:
- Medically supervised detox – In our detox center, our medical staff ensures that you are safe and comfortable as the toxic, addictive substances are removed from your body.
- Partial hospitalization program – In our PHP, you will live at home or in a sober living facility while spending your days in treatment at our Kentucky drug addiction treatment center.
- Intensive outpatient program – In the IOP, clients receive a high level of care as they prepare to transition back into their daily lives, remaining drug-free.
- Outpatient treatment program – The outpatient treatment program is the most flexible of our drug addiction treatment options. In this program, you spend most of your time living at home and maintaining your regular work or school routine, while we continue to offer support that fits around your schedule.
Not every program is right for every client, but with ARIA’s help, you can find the level of care that suits you best and begin your journey toward lasting recovery.
REACH OUT TO ARIA TODAY
If you or someone you care about is battling drug addiction, the time to reach out is now. Contact the Addiction Recovery Institute of America online today or call (606) 462-3001.