A Guide to Drug and Alcohol Detox

While alcohol and drugs can sometimes start out as a social activity while spending times with friends, it can quickly become much more than that and can take control of your life. When that occurs, it can consume your life and eventually destroy you financially. It can also slowly drive away everyone you care about. When you are ready to take the first step toward recovery, our Drug Addiction Treatment Center and Alcohol Treatment Program can help you to regain control of your life. Once again, your family can experience the joy and hope of seeing you as the vibrant and healthy person they love and knew. There is no need for your addictions to continue controlling you when you take the first step with our drug and alcohol detox programs.

As you know, it isn’t hard to get hooked on alcohol and drugs, especially when drugs are so easily available in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Recognizing that you need help in recovering is the first and most important step. Even so, the process of actually freeing yourself from drugs can be a challenge.

This is precisely why we provide full-service drug and alcohol detox programs in the Fort Lauderdale, FL area. You can contact us 24 hours per day, seven days per week and 365 days a year at (954) 399-1637. Alcohol and drugs do not stop just because the holidays have arrived and neither do we. We are always on hand and available to assist you when you decide to take the next step.

We provide all of the necessary services to help you in starting your life completely free from alcohol and drugs. Each of these services is provided on-site in our treatment facility, ensuring your convenience. Our services include:

• Dual diagnosis
• Inpatient alcohol and drug rehabilitation
• A full medical detox program
• Educational groups and support groups
• Transitional living treatment program

Transitional Living Treatment Program

One of the most important steps in breaking the cycle of addiction involves alcohol detox. It is important to understand the brain does not absorb alcohol in the same manner as drugs. As a result, the detox process for alcohol is much different. Effectively and safely breaking this cycle involves the assistance of skilled staff and nurses to assist you as you experience withdrawal symptoms. We are here to help you with the emotional as well as the physical effects associated with detoxification.