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The inpatient recovery program we offer at Avedis will change your perception of treatment centers and of addiction recovery in general. If you are struggling to overcome addiction, we hope you will join us at Avedis to start on your path to recovery. Helping people overcome substance dependency is our life’s work; it’s why we get up in the morning. We offer a full continuum of care from inpatient medical detox to outpatient treatment. Call Avedis Recovery today, at 833.514.0579 to start putting the catastrophic effects of addiction in your past, where they belong.
People suffering from addiction often feel alone, but millions of people now suffer from the same condition. Finding the right therapeutic environment is the missing piece of the puzzle for many of our patients. We don’t blame you if you are wary of attending addiction treatment. We don’t blame you if you find it difficult to trust people. Our inpatient detox and recovery programs are designed to help people take accountability without drowning in guilt and remorse.
Join us at Avedis to take part in the following treatment programs:
We know that regular, heavy use of psychoactive chemicals and frequent impairment hurt people’s physical and mental health. Many people have trouble regulating their medications, whether using drugs to manage pain or increase energy. If you wake up in the morning and need increasing amounts of stimulants, opiates, or both to feel normal, this is a sign of addiction. Drug addiction changes brain chemistry making it more difficult for people to solve problems, meet expectations at work or school, and live life to the fullest. It increases the risk of social, medical, and psychological issues. Addiction is characterized by an uncontrolled dependence on psychoactive drugs regardless of the consequences associated with drinking. Like many other health concerns, addiction is easier to treat when detected early; however, many addicts go to great lengths to conceal their dependency.
These are a few early signs of drug addiction:
Without access to addiction treatment, an addict will use drugs to avoid dealing with the consequences they experience because of their drug use. The drugs we commonly see at Avedis are combinations of stimulants, opioids, and sedative-hypnotics like Benzos and alcohol.
Examples of these include:
As the name suggests, stimulants cause activity in the central nervous system, creating an energizing effect. They also increase the availability of dopamine, a feel-good chemical in the brain. Examples of stimulants include cocaine, amphetamine, and caffeine.
Opioids suppress the central nervous system, slowing a person’s heartbeat, breathing, and movement. They also promote a sense of euphoria regardless of circumstances and block signals associated with pain and discomfort. Examples of opioids include fentanyl, methadone, morphine, Demerol, Dilaudid, and oxycodone.
Sedative-hypnotic drugs (including benzos and alcohol) are central nervous system depressants that reduce anxiety, dull the senses, and prevent convulsions. Examples of sedative-hypnotic drugs include alcohol, benzodiazepines, and tranquilizers.
If your drug use has gotten out of control, our inpatient drug treatment program can help you get started on your recovery journey. Contact us at 833.514.0579 , or contact us online to check our availability.
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