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Connecticut Detox Centers for Drug & Alcohol Addiction

Orchid Recovery Center

Palm Springs, Florida
800-939-2891 - OR - Request a Callback

The Orchid Recovery Center is located in Palm Springs, FL and provides residential detox and rehab treatment to women.

Addiction to drugs or alcohol will literally wreak havoc on every aspect of your life leaving you feeling hopeless and overwhelmed. Sadly, despite the pristine coastline that spans quaint Connecticut, a major problem is on the horizon—opioid addiction and a rise in heroin-related overdose deaths.

If you or someone you love is addicted to drugs or alcohol, call our helpline at 800-483-2193 for help finding Connecticut detox centers that will assist you. Our treatment helpline will connect you with facilities in Danbury, Hartford, Stamford and West Haven as well as throughout all other areas of the state.

Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in Connecticut

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Why Choose Connecticut Detox Centers?

Detox should be your first, but not your only, step in recovery. When you enter a Connecticut detox center you will be faced with a wide range of options that are aimed at helping you to overcome withdrawal and prepare physically for the challenges of psychological recovery and healing.

Detox centers in Connecticut provide:

  • Around-the-clock care that ensures your safety if life-threatening symptoms of withdrawal arise.
  • Support to help you remain mentally focused on your recovery.
  • Medical care to help you remain as comfortable as possible during withdrawal.
  • Ongoing assistance for a seamless transition into rehab.

Whether you choose detox as your ONLY step or you make the decision to overcome the physical challenges of addiction and to then move onto a rehab program that will aid in the psychological side of the disease, our helpline is ready to support you. Give us a call at 800-483-2193 today.

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Drug & Alcohol Detox Statistics

  • Widespread cocaine use continues to be a major drug threat in Connecticut.
  • The CORE (Connecticut Opioid Response Initiative) aims to combat the use and overdose of opioids including heroin, fentanyl and other prescriptions.

723 accidental overdose deaths were recorded in Connecticut in 2015.

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Treatment Approaches

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1Assessment

Our helpline will ask you some simple questions and help you determine whether a particular detox center is right for you.

2Detox

Caring treatment specialists will work with you to keep you comfortable during withdrawal to prepare you for recovery.

3Rehab

Therapy and counseling are provided to help you discover the core reasons behind your addiction and how to cope without drugs or alcohol.

4Recovery

Follow-up programs and continued attention to recovery assist you in maintaining a sober lifestyle following the treatment received in detox and rehab.

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How Long is Connecticut Alcohol Detox?

Detox can take months if you’ve been addicted for a very long time. In fact, the longer you have been an alcoholic, the longer you will likely remain in detox. Certain factors can further prolong your stay in treatment such as your health, and whether you are focused on your recovery or you are taking a stand back approach in which it “doesn’t really matter.”

Generally speaking, alcohol detox is a 7-10 day process with the brunt of the symptoms of withdrawal being overcome during the first 3-5 days. Unless you struggle with DTs or other serious side effects of alcoholism, you should feel much better after about a week of complete alcohol abstinence.

How Long is Connecticut Drug Detox?

If you enter detoxification for an addiction to drugs, the amount of time that you spend in recovery will vary. Some drugs require extensive detox periods because you have to slowly wean off—benzos and methadone are specifically troublesome to overcome.

Other drugs, such as cocaine and methamphetamine, take much less time to detox from. Generally, for meth, cocaine, heroin and prescription drugs you can detox in a period of 7-10 days. Some Connecticut detox centers tout “rapid detox” but these are not recommended as they do not provide the body adequate time to release the drugs and to recover from the harsh side effects of withdrawal.

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Inpatient vs. Outpatient Detox Centers in CT

Inpatient detox is generally the preferred method of treatment for most addictions unless you have personal situations preventing you from being able to seek inpatient help. For instance, if you MUST take care of family or you cannot leave your job in order to get treatment, you’ll have to seek outpatient care. Otherwise, we recommend inpatient detox.

Here’s why:

  • You will be provided with around-the-clock care.
  • You will receive medication that helps you to remain comfortable.
  • You will have access to immediate medical treatment if life-threatening withdrawal symptoms arise.
  • You will NOT be tempted by drugs or alcohol because they will not be accessible in the facility.

It’s a tough choice, but generally it’s safer and more effective if you go straight into inpatient detox instead of wasting time trying an outpatient program first.

Get Help Today

It’s vital to get help—you’ve come this far, so you surely realize the importance of getting professional treatment. If you’re ready to enter a Connecticut detox center today, call 800-483-2193 and we’ll connect you.

After you complete detox you can seek further help from a rehab program, support group or other form of follow-up care that will assist you in remaining sober long-term. Remember to take things day by day—and not to worry about what may happen tomorrow because TODAY is what matters first.