Delaware Detox Centers for Drug & Alcohol Addiction

People from Georgetown to Millsboro to Wilmington suffer from substance use disorders without an idea of what to do when they really need help. Fortunately, there are safe, effective Delaware detox centers where you or someone you love can receive treatment for any type of addiction: from opioids to heroin to alcohol to meth.

We are always available to help you find the best treatment program for your needs, especially during detox when it is so crucial. Call 800-483-2193(Who Answers?) now to speak with a treatment advisor and begin your recovery from dependence and addiction as soon as possible.

Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in Delaware

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Why Choose Delaware Detox Centers?

Many people think they know what it will be like to detox at home, but the truth is they are often misinformed. They believe detox takes only a few days and that people who go cold turkey have to just sweat it out and be done with it. This is far from the case for most recovering addicts.

Detox can take days, weeks, or months depending on the severity of one’s dependence, the drug one was using, and many other variables. To go through this at home when you are unsure of the timeline isn’t safe.
The withdrawal symptoms associated with many addictions can worsen suddenly and without warning. This is why it is so much better to detox in a professional facility.
Detox can, in some cases, produce deadly withdrawal symptoms. These can be managed and treated in a facility but often not at home.

Choosing Delaware detox centers ensures you can recover safely from your dependence instead of going through a highly difficult period without any help at all.

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Drug & Alcohol Detox Statistics

According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, cocaine is highly available in Delaware and the demand for the drug has not diminished over time like in some other states.
The number of treatment admissions associated with opioids has continued to rise in Delaware. From 2005 to 2011, these numbers went from a little under 300 to over 1600 (Delaware Health and Social Services).
Sadly, only 9.9 percent of Delaware residents aged 12 and older suffering from alcohol dependence actually received treatment between 2010 and 2014, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Only 29 percent of individuals in the state who needed treatment for illicit drug dependence actually received it.

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Treatment Approaches

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 Delaware Alcohol Detox?

Detoxing from alcohol in a Delaware alcohol detox center can take several weeks or longer. This is simply due to a series of intense variables associated with this withdrawal syndrome.

Delirium tremens is a severe form of alcohol withdrawal that may or may not occur.
Many times, it can only be detected about 72 hours after withdrawal begins.
When and if a person does experience delirium tremens, they will often need to be sedated for the duration of their symptoms.

We can help you find alcohol detox centers that will suit your needs and allow you to stay close to home. Just call 800-483-2193(Who Answers?) today to speak with a treatment advisor.

How Long is Delaware Drug Detox?

Drug detox can take varying lengths of time, especially because different drugs cause different withdrawal symptoms, syndromes, and lengths. For example, cocaine withdrawal can take months because of its long-lasting and devastating psychological symptoms. Opioid withdrawal, on the other hand, often only takes about a week, maybe two at the longest.

Of course, this length can still depend heavily on the individual patient and the severity of their dependence on a certain drug. Some people become so dependent on opioids that they need to be stabilized on medications like methadone or buprenorphine for quite a long time before they can be fully weaned off these drugs.

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Inpatient vs. Outpatient Detox Centers in DE

Inpatient care can often be a safer option for many individuals, especially those who need extra help during withdrawal. For example, a study published in Psychiatric Quarterly states that patients who are suffering from high psychiatric severity and/or a lack of support at home will often need inpatient care to safely navigate recovery. It can also be a necessary option for

Individuals who do not have a safe home environment
Individuals who would have regular access to their drug of choice at home
Individuals with severe addictions or dependencies
Individuals who are concerned they will relapse if left alone
Individuals who have relapsed in the past and require follow-up care
Individuals who are addicted to drugs with notoriously dangerous withdrawal syndromes such as benzodiazepines, methamphetamine, and alcohol

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We are always available to help you find the best Delaware detox centers near you. We can even match you with a facility that will accept your insurance plan and offer you the specific treatment options you require most. Let us help you through your journey of recovery when you call 800-483-2193(Who Answers?) today.

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