West Virginia Detox Centers for Drug & Alcohol Addiction

West Virginians are some of the most affected Americans when it comes to the current opioid addiction crisis. In addition, many other people in cities like Beaver and Charleston are grappling with other types of substance use disorders. It can be difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel, but you (and everyone else dealing with a substance addiction) deserve to build a better life.

We can help you get to that better life—free of substance abuse—when you call 800-483-2193(Who Answers?). Our hotline is open 24 hours a day, and we can assist you in finding the safest West Virginia detox centers based on your current and unique situation. So why wait? Call now.

Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in West Virginia

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Why Choose West Virginia Detox Centers?

People who do not choose to detox in a professional detox center often struggle in their recoveries.

Detoxing alone leads to relapse much more often than choosing inpatient or outpatient detox.
People who do not choose professional detox treatment often do not seek addiction treatment, which is essential to a safe recovery.
Detoxing at home can also be dangerous if you are unsure what your symptoms are likely to be. Many people even experience life-threatening withdrawal symptoms during detox.

If you choose West Virginia detox for your recovery, you will know your withdrawal will occur as safely as possible under the watchful eyes of medical professionals.

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Drug & Alcohol Detox Statistics

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stated that deadly overdoses increased in West Virginia by 25.3 percent between 2015 and 2016, a statistically significant percentage compared to other states.
19 percent of West Virginian high school students stated they smoked at least one cigarette in the past 30 days. This was higher than the national average at only 11 percent (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services).
Inhalant abuse among West Virginian high school students was higher than the national average in 2015 at 9 and 7 percent respectively.
61.7 percent of adolescents in West Virginia perceived no great risk from drinking 5 or more drinks once or twice a week, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Only 11.5 percent of the West Virginians aged 12 and older who needed treatment for alcohol dependence received it between 2010 and 2014. Only 13.3 percent of illicit drug users who needed treatment for this disorder were able to receive it during this same time period.

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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 West Virginia Alcohol Detox?

Alcohol can take a very long time to detox from in certain cases. It is also very hard to predict the exact amount of time one’s detox from this substance will take.

According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, there are many potential complications associated with alcohol withdrawal. It can be difficult to determine when or if they will occur.
Delirium tremens, a potential alcohol withdrawal syndrome, is life-threatening but usually only starts to occur 72 hours after withdrawal has started.
Some patients need to be sedated during withdrawal for a length of time.

Because of all these potential variables and complications, withdrawal in a West Virginia alcohol detox center can last several weeks or longer. We can help you find the best program for your safe detox when you call 800-483-2193(Who Answers?).

How Long is West Virginia Drug Detox?

West Virginia drug detox can take different lengths of time depending on the drug and a number of other variables. Many people ask for an estimate of the length of time their detox program is likely to last, but it can be hard to determine this without the proper blanks filled in. We will do our best to help you figure out how long your treatment will be, but it will likely last somewhere between a few weeks and a month, though it could be even longer in some cases.

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Inpatient vs. Outpatient Detox Centers in WV

Inpatient detox and outpatient detox are two types of programs for those withdrawing from substance abuse. In many cases, inpatient care is more beneficial.

You will need inpatient treatment during detox if you are suffering from comorbid disorders or other mental illnesses. This is because inpatient care can better handle these issues.
People who are afraid of relapsing can attend inpatient care to ensure they won’t be able to return to drug abuse.
Inpatient centers surround patients with people who want them to succeed in recovery, which can add a much-needed element of community support.

However, not everyone needs inpatient care, and the choice is yours in terms of which will better suit your recovery.

Get Help Today

You are worthy of a better life that is no longer plagued by substance abuse. The first step in living this life is to find safe and effective West Virginia detox centers. We can help you choose the best facility for your recovery; just call 800-483-2193(Who Answers?).

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