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Amarillo drug & alcohol rehab centers for inpatient & outpatient treatment
Welcome to Texas Rehab Centers, your go-to resource to find Amarillo-based alcohol and drug rehab treatment facilities. We know starting the process of getting help for substance abuse can be daunting and overwhelming, so we wanted to streamline that process and make it easy and efficient for you to find the type of Amarillo addiction treatment for you. If you’re looking for another city in Texas, just navigate above; or, if you’re a business looking to be included, send us a note and we’ll review your business to be included.
Connecting Rehab Centers with those who need a helping hand
As you may or may not know, addiction can happen to anyone. Young teenagers living at home, current and former college athletes, blue and white collar workers, stay-at-home-parents, the young and the old… substance abuse does not discriminate. And, it’s a complex disease usually with a variety of underlying causes and conditions so quitting isn’t always as easy as “just stopping”. That’s why we recommend seeking professional addiction treatment through one of these qualified Amarillo providers, who can really get you back on the road to recovery. In fact, local news outlet KFDA reported in 2018 that Amarillo “ranks in the top 25 cities in the country for opioid abuse” sowe know it’s a dangerous problem affecting our own residents.
FAQ about drug and alcohol rehab
You might be ready to give one of these treatment clinics a call, but if not, we understand. Here’s a few frequently asked questions that may help get you started in deciding where to seek addiction treatment in Amarillo:
What is the difference between inpatient and outpatient rehab?
The key difference between inpatient and outpatient rehab is where the patient resides. Inpatient means they live IN a treatment facility, which is a higher level of support and accountability. It may (or may not) include 24/7 medical supervision for withdrawal or addiction symptoms. An outpatient program indicates the patient lives OUT of the facility, usually at home, and comes into the addiction treatment facility for their therapy and programming. There are a variety of intensities among outpatient programs, so you’ll want to speak with the team to decide which level is right for you. Most will start out with an intensive outpatient program and then move to less frequent and intensive programming.
How long do addiction treatment programs last?
It depends. An individual usually stays at the Amarillo detox centers for just under a week, unti withdrawal symptoms are safely managed. For other inpatient rehab centers, the stay may last around 30 days. And for outpatient programs, you would expect to participate in one for a few months, depending on your level of addiction. Continuing accountability and therapy even after formal addiction treatment is important, and it’s recommended to continue with group therapy (like Alcoholics or Narcotics Anonymous) for life.
What should I look for in a substance abuse therapy program?
Look at their accreditations and licensing (if available), ask about their therapist’s and team’s background and experience, ask about drug and alcohol testing policies, staff-to-resident ratios, and then tour the facility itself. You can gleen a lot from the look-and-feel of the center, as well as the staff’s attitude.