Substance use disorder can damage your health, your job and your relationships with family and friends. If you feel your life has gone out of your control and that you are dependent on any type of drug, Vermont addiction treatment has a lot to offer. You will find outpatient and inpatient treatments as well as traditional and innovative programs. Since there is no one-size-fits-all in Vermont drug rehab, you may need help sorting through your options and choosing the one that best suits your lifestyle. Our addiction experts have extensive knowledge about rehab facilities in Vermont and can help you today, if you call [phone number.]
Vermont Substance Use Disorder Facts
• Vermont has one of the highest percentages of illicit drug use in the
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Heroin use remains below one percent.
• 80 percent of heroin users started with prescription painkillers and changed to heroin because it was cheaper.
• Rutland has the highest heroin and other opiate use in the state and is considered the epicenter of Vermont’s drug use.
• Vermont has seven long-term residential drug treatment centers that offer 90-day, inpatient rehab programs and 14 facilities that offer outpatient programs.
• There are at least 34 sober living homes throughout Vermont. Contact our rehab specialist today at [phone number] to learn more about sober living and how it can benefit you.
Inpatient Care
Vermont inpatient drug rehab provides a safe and comfortable living environment where the patient can relax and focus on recovery with the help of trained, caring professionals. The treatment may last from 28 to 90 days according to the drug or drugs taken and the length of time they were taken.
Vermont drug detox is the first step once you have committed to recovery. This process removes the drug from your body. It is often accompanied by withdrawal symptoms that can be treated with medication by your attending
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Peer support may include help from people who have already gone through what you are going through. They can give tips and support for dealing with temptations and handling negative emotions. At some point, you may also be a mentor for someone just beginning the treatment that you have successfully achieved.
Sober living homes can be a good experience for a few weeks before you start living with your family or independently. The people who live in sober living homes must follow certain rules and contribute to the smooth running of the home. The most important condition is to stay off drugs while they are living in the home. The home is a group home and usually in a quiet neighborhood. Residents may come and go as they please, but usually need to be home by a certain hour and are subject to random drug tests.
In order to take advantage of a sober living home, most homes require that residents go through a rehab process. This means you have spent at least several weeks without drugs and have gained some tools for dealing with addiction. Whether it is continued counseling or a sober living home, aftercare treatment can help you maintain your drug-free life. Contact our sober living home specialist today at [phone number] for help finding a good place for