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Plainview drug & alcohol rehab centers for inpatient & outpatient treatment
Welcome to Texas Rehab Centers, your online resource for substance abuse treatment, detox facilities, and drug and alcohol rehab in Plainview, Texas. If you’re looking for clinics outside Plainview, like Lubbock (link), Amarillo (link), or other Texas cities, simply navigate above to the right town. For Plainview businesses not yet featured on this guide, send us a note and we’ll review your business for inclusion if it fits the criteria.
Connecting Rehab Centers with those who need a helping hand
So, why Texas Rehab Centers? Deciding to seek professional treatment for substance abuse can be a weighty decision, so we want to make finding the right facility for you or your loved one easy and quick. Some addicts (or their families) may not think they need to invest the time and money into the therapy required to truly fight the underlying causes and conditions of addiction, while others might just not know where to start. We’re here to make those decisions and questions a little easier and more clear because addiction can really affect anyone. We’ve seen everyone from young teenagers to “successful” businesswomen get bound by the chains of addiction. It can stem from experimenting with drugs or alcohol, to needing to maintain the pain relief after a surgery, or just little-by-little because of stress, boredom, loneliness, or many more reasons; addiction doesn’t discriminate.
FAQ about drug and alcohol rehab
When discussing Plainview addiction treatment, you’ll want to consider if detox is necessary first. Then, decide on inpatient or outpatient rehab and which facility to use. If you know what you’re looking for, feel free to browse the Plainview-area drug and alcohol rehab centers above. If you still have some questions, read through some of our most frequently asked questions below:
How do I know if I or someone I love needs substance abuse help?
If addiction seems like a problem, it probably is best to give a professional clinic a call. And it’s far more beneficial to seek help before it gets out of hand than when it’s too late. Generally, signs someone needs help for their drug or alcohol addiction include: changes in physical appearance and attitude, blacking out or hiding their consumption, can’t stop thinking about it or doing it, or if addiction interferes with relationships or work.
What is a detox center? Is it enough to get over my addiction?
A detox center is a necessary first step for severe addicts. It’s a facility with 24/7 medical supervision of the patients, allowing the medical team to safely manage the dangerous withdrawal side effects. The stay at a detox center is usually a quick stint, a week or so, and the goal is simply to safely detox. A detox center is not enough to prevent relapse or deal with the complex disease that is addiction; it’s highly recommended to immediately enter into an addiction treatment program with therapy to deal with the underlying causes and conditions of addiction.
Should I enter an inpatient or outpatient rehab center?
That depends on your level of addiction, and ability. An inpatient rehab center requires patients to live onsite, and is a higher intensity of addiction support and accountability. An outpatient center provides a little more freedom and flexibility, as a patient can live and work as usual while attending frequent therapy sessions at the outpatient facility. However, there is no one overseeing behavior outside of the facility between therapy sessions.
Is there just a medicine I can take to get clean?
Not really. During detox, there are specific medicines that help manage dangerous withdrawal side effects. During addiction treatment, some medications may be used to manage co-occuring mental health disorders (like depression or bipolar disorder) but they are not targeted to “fix” addiction.
Thanks again for visiting Texas Rehab Centers, and we hope our guide has been handy in getting you started on your road to sobriety. Plainview addiction treatment is an investment in time and money, but your future and your sober self is worth it. Don’t delay! Use the energy that brought you to this website to give a facility a call and inquire more to see if their drug or alcohol rehab program is right for you. Or, call 800-662-HELP (4357) which is the free national helpline for SAMHSA (substance abuse and mental health services administration).