Drug Rehabilitation Facility Ephrata

Fear and uncertainty are often the greatest barriers to rehabilitation, which is usually a long and challenging process that will almost always require supervised professional assistance. Obtaining the appropriate support and guidance, you can overcome your addiction.

At Drug Rehabilitation Facility Ephrata we have a full spectrum of addiction treatment programs to participants that arrive at our rehab center struggling with addiction problems. Clients that get dependent on substances like percocet, vicodin, lortab, heroin, cocaine, meth and other drugs that bring about abuse and addiction usually don't know how to stop by themselves without help. We have provided help to countless individuals to conquer their addiction by means of our comprehensive treatment methods.

Detoxification

The first step of our rehabilitation program is our detoxification process. After a person has used an addictive drug regularly for a period of time an addiction occurs and takes over. When dependence or addiction has developed it can be unsafe to abruptly quit without supervision from a medically monitored detox program. Habit-forming substances such as alcohol, valium, heroin, meth, crack, demerol, vicodin and many others produce a wide range of withdrawal effects such as anxiety, agitation, muscle aches, insomnia, vomiting, sweating, abdominal cramping, diarrhea, nausea and more.

At Drug Rehabilitation Program Ephrata we offer the needed medical services and support to make our clients as safe and comfortable as possible in the withdrawal period. We provide 24 hour care and support throughout this very important first step in the treatment process. Our clients typically state that they feel a great sense of accomplishment when they have finished the detoxification program.

An essential aspect of overcoming addiction is to recognize that you have a problem. An individual who refuses to accept they are addicted cannot take strides to fix the problem they deny they have. For many people, when it comes to taking a honest look into their addiction problem, along with that requires also to look at why and how it developed to start with. Addiction typically happens when a person uses a substance to self-medicate in order to deal with negative thoughts, feelings, and emotions. If a person doesn't learn the root issues guiding their addiction and does not reach out for help, it will be almost impossible for them to overcome their addiction.

Recognizing that you have a problem is an extremely vital first step in dealing with drug addiction or alcoholism. In addition you must also have the desire to do what is needed to change your life. Taking inventory of the reasons for making a change keep you focused and motivated on rehabilitation. Many people say it helps to write down why they want to put an end to their addiction. Reasons could include wanting to be a better parent, experience more joy in life, to be the person you really want to be, repair damaged relationships, to be healthy again, or to reverse other negative situations that addiction causes.

Do not just concentrate and be absorbed on the circumstances and problems as a result of your addiction, because focusing too much on the negative things of the past can make one feel depressed and hopeless. Instead, embrace your future and recovery. Focus on the positive things that are sure to happen when you have recovered from addiction. At Drug Rehab Center Ephrata we will help you to embrace your prospects for a happy, productive, addiction-free life. A future accomplishing past forgotten dreams and goals 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 explore new hobbies. Setting aside time to list out these goals can keep you motivated throughout the rehab process.

Long Term Treatment Plan

At Drug Rehabilitation Center Ephrata we have learned that the most important factor in determining success is whether the person has completely overcome their addiction. Success can only be measured by the patient's belief in their ability to stay clean and sober. Short term rehab programs commonly fall short of this goal.

We know that it is critical not to be under time restraints while in rehabilitation. The time that you spend in treatment can provide a lifetime of sobriety, it is well worth the investment of whatever time that it needs. We find the true issues that will be at the root of the addiction. We will help you to repair the damages that you have created in your life so that you are not filled with disappointment. You will be taught life skills, coping skills and relapse prevention methods so that you are not just sober when you are done, but know how to stay clean for a lifetime. We know that you want a drug free life and we are here to help you find a way to achieve it.

Relapse Prevention

Although the only person who can change you is you. At Drug Rehabilitation Program Ephrata it is extremely helpful to be surrounded by a strong support network to help you succeed. That said, hold onto the people in your life that are positive and supportive. On the other hand, be cautious about retaining the unhealthy relationships in your life, for example past friends that continue to use drugs, or relationships that make you feel inadequate.

Detoxification is only the first step in a long process of rehabilitation at Drug Treatment Facility Ephrata; But will also help you to learn the the things that trigger your addiction urges. Stress, anxiety, fear, deficiencies in confidence etc. are all triggers for addiction. Practicing healthy trigger management skills will help you to combat and overcome the urge to use drugs. Our facility activities include exercise, nutrition, cognitive education therapy, drug education, life skills, coping skills, trigger and relapse prevention training.

If you have decided that now is time to make a change contact us at Drug Treatment Center Ephrata and we will help you to make that change. Call (717) 229-7321