There are many treatment options available for people struggling with an addiction to drugs or alcohol. These include inpatient and outpatient rehab, ongoing support groups and multiple kinds of therapies.
Sobriety Resources was founded by a group of individuals with a rich history and many successes in the drug and substance abuse treatment world. Each partner brings a unique set of skills to the table which has contributed to Sobriety Resources becoming a nationally recognized platform for rehabilitation referral services. Our partners felt that they could do more than just provide a physical place where addicted individuals could come to receive addiction treatment. They wanted to be able to provide an extensive network that consists of many different types of treatment centers so that they could meet the needs of many. They realized that one of the most difficult parts about entering treatment was answering the initial question of “where should I go for help.” Followed by the question of, “what type of treatment plan is going to be the most successful for me.” As a renowned referral service we have been able to easily provide answers to these questions and successfully match our clients to the treatment center that will give them the best chance for successfully achieving sobriety.
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Addiction to any drug is dangerous, but some drugs are more commonly abused than others. Heroin, cocaine and prescription painkillers are some of the most commonly abused drugs in America. If you are struggling with an addiction to these or any drug, help is waiting.
As one of the most commonly abused drugs, heroin also has many opportunities for treatment. Rehabs for heroin focus on the underlying causes of addiction while providing guidance for long-lasting recovery.
Symptoms of heroin withdrawal include vomiting and muscle aches, making it uncomfortable to quit on your own. Treatment centers provide medical detox to make these symptoms more manageable.
Not all heroin users inject the drug, so you might not see needle or track marks even if your loved one is using. Some signs of heroin abuse include bloodshot eyes, extreme drowsiness and sudden weight loss.
Let us take the guess work out of the equation, and start you on a path of recovery. Our affiliates offer a range of options from inpatient drug and alcohol detox, to outpatient residential facilities. Have a special need? pet friendly, couples, executive, pregnant, LGBTQ?
Call and speak with one of our expert placement counselors. We will help you determine which treatment program best suits your needs. Our Counselors Are Here 24/7 to Help Guide You.
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