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Waismann Method® Opioid Treatment Specialists and Rapid Detox Center
Following detox with individual mental health help.
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Waismann Method® Opioid Treatment Specialists and Rapid Detox Center
Making sure you do your due diligence in finding the best program.
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Waismann Method® Opioid Treatment Specialists and Rapid Detox Center
Secrecy, mood changes, constant need for painkillers and etc…
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Waismann Method® Opioid Treatment Specialists and Rapid Detox Center
Of course. You can privately.
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Waismann Method® Opioid Treatment Specialists and Rapid Detox Center
What treatment do you offer?
What is your success rate?
Is treatment tailored to each patient-specific health needs?
What are the credentials and experience of the treating doctor?
What medical resources are available?
What is recovery care?
How should I expect to feel?
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Waismann Method® Opioid Treatment Specialists and Rapid Detox Center
Medically Assisted detox
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Renee Baribeau
Sanctuary Treatment Center
Stay close to the people who have what you want. Do what they do, and humble yourself to take direction.
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Renee Baribeau
Sanctuary Treatment Center
It might be necessary to reset your phone so that you are no longer communicating with people, places, or institutions that kept you from realizing your purpose and goals.
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
Do not leave rehab without a plan that has been collaboratively developed with other people who have been a part of your journey to wellness. Stay honest, stay humble, ask for help, stay away from being dishonest with yourself and others, don’t cut corners, identify when the addict part of your thinking is trying to seduce you back to using. Make and keep commitments, stay in a place of integrity with yourself, don’t isolate, speak up for what you need and want from other people.
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
Give yourself permission to do this
Take care of work and or family
Have important conversations about finances and any legal issues
Try and gather essentials which the provider will let you know about.
Begin to write. Write anything just write
Breathe
Have an open mind
Give those who are trying to help a chance
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
Outside of glaring behavioral, mood, physical appearance changes there are more subtle signs that someone you care about is struggling.
Lack of pleasure in activities once enjoyed
Change is social circle
Isolation
Major mood and behavior changes
When you distrust what you are being told
Some specific questions to ask if substance use is known is from CAGE.
Have you ever felt you should Cut down your use of drugs?
Have you ever been Annoyed when people have commented on your use?
Have you ever felt Guilty or bad about your use?
Have you ever used drugs to Ease withdrawal symptoms, or to avoid feeling low after using?
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
There are many options for needed treatment and insurance is not always required. Resources in your home community like the Department of Mental health, Department of Health Services, Community Counseling Centers, In Los Angeles you can call 211 on any phone and ask for what you need. National resources like www.SAMSHA.org or 1-800-662-4357. State Funded Treatment, 1-800-819-9973 or go to your local Emergency Room and ask for assistance.
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
Many people during this difficult time feel like they are not going to be right or say the right things no matter what is said. Sometimes the best thing to do is keep it simple and direct saying things like:
"I care." “Even when you think I do not”
"You're not alone in this."
“I love you, and I mean it”
"I'm not going to leave you."
"When all this is over, I'll still be here and so will you."
"Would you like to talk about it?"
"I can't fully understand what you are feeling, but I can offer my compassion."
"I'm sorry you're in pain."
"I have empathy for what you are going through."
"I am not going to leave you alone. I am going to take care of myself, so you don't need to worry that your pain might hurt me."
"I can't imagine what this is like for you, would you like to tell me more?"
"You are important to me."
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
Inpatient drug rehab is intended for people who require an inpatient detoxification or residential program due to safety concerns related to the type and quantity of drugs and alcohol used. Some drugs including alcohol can be dangerous if stopped abruptly. At inpatient drug rehabs, the focus is on safety, supervision, medical monitoring and providing around the clock care where someone can be assisted for a brief time and not have added worry.
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
Many factors determine which rehab is best for your circumstances, and some factors are more important than others. Here are some that are the most important to many treatment seekers.
Inpatient vs Outpatient
Specialties
Treatment and therapies
Amenities
Location
Length of program
Cost
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
Traditionally the levels of care from highest to lowest are:
Acute Hospitalization
Sub-Acute Inpatient Detox
Sub-Acute inpatient Residential
Partial Hospitalization Program-PHP
Intensive outpatient Program- IOP
Outpatient - OP
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Andrew Levander LMFT M.A.C
Vanity Wellness Center
Withdrawal is one aspect of physical dependence that occurs when a person has chronically used some drug and the mind and body has adjusted to having a specific level of the drug in the system, and the system stabilizes itself to function in the presence of the drug. The normal detoxification process removes the drug from the system. If the individual does not continue the drug or alcohol consumption, their system is thrown out of balance. As a result, the person experiences several unpleasant physical and emotional consequences. Alcohol is one of the few substances that withdrawal outside of a treatment center and not medically managed, can cause seizures and even death
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St. John's Recovery Place
Staying connected with the recovery community, via support and alumni groups. Maintaining awareness of triggers and knowing that recovery is a lifelong journey.
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Speaking with admissions to discuss prep and packing, enlisting support from friends and family.
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Discussing a loved one's addiction is never an easy task. One of the best ways to broach the subject is to sit down with a close-knit group of friends and family, display your concerns and lay out a plan of action for treatment.
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St. John's Recovery Place
Yes. There are options for self payment.
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Practicing kindness, listening to concerns and worries and be patient. Recovery is a process.
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Residential treatment is 24/7 live-in treatment, wherein the patient will go through the stages of the treatment process with no distractions entire focus on health and the recovery process.
So, what exactly is an IOP program? An intensive outpatient program for substance use disorder treatment is an alternative therapy plan to inpatient or residential rehab. IOPs are ambulatory services (services designed for or adapted to clients who are not bedridden, immobile, etc.). These programs exist to help individuals who do not meet the initial enrollment criteria for a residential or inpatient drug rehab to receive the types of healing services they need to work towards sobriety.
Sober living is a community of individuals striving to focus on recovery in a safe, substance-free environment.
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-What is the staff to patient ratio?
-What amenities are provided?
- What recovery therapies are available?
-Success rate of former clients
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It is best to speak with admissions to determine what options are best for you. Each patient and case varies. It is recommended to discuss your options with a case manager and admissions
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The most common alcohol withdrawal symptoms are: anxiety, shakiness, irritability, hallucinations, seizures.
