Heroin Detox Georgia Programs at Ingrained

As strange as it may sound, drug use generally serves a purpose in a person’s life. Discovering the needs you’re attempting to meet through drug abuse in treatment means that you can find new and healthy ways to address them. As an Ingrained Recovery client, you’ll get a thorough and detailed treatment plan custom-fit to your needs.

Our inpatient rehab program offers a combination of multiple therapies for effective treatment of substance use disorders. Therapies and activities you may engage in at Ingrained Recovery include but aren’t limited to the following.

• Equine-assisted therapy
• Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing
• Rational emotive behavior therapy
• Vocational therapy
• Dialectical behavioral therapy
• Cognitive behavioral therapy
• Exercise therapy
• Family therapy
• Relapse prevention
• 12-step groups

Ingrained Recovery clients follow a full schedule of group therapy, individual therapy, recreation, and other activities or services, which may use the modalities above or others, depending on the individual’s specific treatment plan.

Offering Evidence Based Help for Dual Diagnosis Clients

As part of our approach to treatment, Ingrained Recovery addresses dual diagnosis disorders for the best treatment and recovery outcomes. Over 25% of people with a serious mental illness develop a substance use disorder, and it’s extremely common for those facing substance abuse to have another mental health condition, such as depression or anxiety.

If this is the case for you or your loved one seeking heroin detox and addiction treatment in Georgia, we can help.

Using Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opiate Withdrawals

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is FDA-approved for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD), including Heroin Use Disorder. At our heroin detox and rehab center in Georgia, we offer MAT alongside therapy and other treatments. When we help you build an aftercare plan, we can also help you create a plan to stay on and see a prescriber for MAT.

Addictions to heroin or other opioid drugs should never be left untreated. Often, identifying the signs of heroin addiction, whether in yourself or someone else, is the first step toward contacting an addiction treatment or heroin detox center that can help. Signs of heroin addiction include but aren’t limited to the following.

• Needing to use larger amounts of heroin than before to achieve the desired effects or “high”
• Continuing to use heroin despite problems at work, school, home, or in social relationships caused by heroin use
• Spending a significant portion of time using, obtaining, or recovering from the effects of heroin
• Heroin withdrawal symptoms upon discontinuation or reduction of drug use
• Withdrawing from important or significant activities due to heroin use
• Using heroin in dangerous or risky situations (e.g., before driving)
• Wanting to stop or decrease heroin use but being unable to do so
• Withdrawing from loved ones due to heroin use
• Financial or legal problems linked to heroin use
• Drug cravings

Contact our treatment center in Georgia today if you notice the signs of heroin addiction in yourself or a loved one. Our whole-person approach to treatment recognizes all of the ways heroin addiction can start and affect a person’s life.

Heroin addiction can begin in many different ways. Addiction can impact any individual or family, no matter where you live or who you are. If you or your loved one is looking for heroin detox in Georgia, Ingrained Recovery is here to help.

Our drug and alcohol detox center and addiction treatment facility offers a detox program and continued inpatient addiction treatment for those overcoming an addiction to heroin or other drugs.

To contact Ingrained Recovery, call our admissions line. We’re here to verify insurance coverage for care at our Georgia treatment center, book a tour, or answer your questions and book a stay today!