Drug and Alcohol Treatment Facilities in Greeley, CO
"œGo West!" The popular slogan uttered over a hundred years ago urging pioneers to travel cross country to a new life, was first proclaimed by Horace Greeley, a New York newspaperman and namesake of Greeley, Colorado.
Now, you too can Go West to Greeley if you're looking for quality treatment for substance abuse. Greeley is nestled at the confluence of the South Platte and Cache la Poudre Rivers, approximately 50 miles northeast of Denver. Primarily an agricultural settlement, Greeley created some of the first successful irrigated farmland in the West. The Agri-business industry is still a solid economic staple in Greeley. In fact, Weld County, home of Greeley, continuously rants among the top 10 agricultural producing counties in the United States.
Greeley, like many other cities, has also been struck by the heroin epidemic spreading throughout the land. Rehab and recovery from an heroin addiction is incredibly difficult and requires intensive therapy and treatment. Fortunately, Greeley has many resources and rehabilitation centers for you to draw upon. We're here to help, feel free to call us at (866) 578-7471 and we'll guide you to the best treatment for you, as well as help you create an intervention for a friend or loved one who is suffering from drug abuse.
The first step is acknowledging you need help. There is no shame in asking for help, so take comfort that you're not alone and there are many others just like you from all walks of life who are seeking help to overcome their addictions. The insurance companies are responding too, and many have plans that will cover your treatment. There are many forms of therapy and they are tailored to the individual. Select the one that best fits you, and the one that makes you feel the most comfortable.
Treatment types include: Cognitive-behavioral therapy (a strategic approach where users identify and correct problematic behaviors), One-on-one therapy (Personal evaluation to analyze the cause and source of addiction, while providing individual care) and Group or family therapy (Treatment in a group setting where you can enjoy the support of your family or peers, including sharing which is a great form of "œpeer-to-peer" healing.
If you or your family is addicted to a substance, consider traveling for treatment. Get away from all the bad influences that contribute to your substance abuse and travel to a different city or state for treatment.
Just as you should have quality care while in treatment, you should also think of finding good quality supports after you complete the treatment process. Support groups are an essential form of support that is provided in order to remain in a recovery-oriented mindset, rather than constantly being in a physical and social environment that presents a possibility of relapsing. You can also find a sponsor in group meetings who will give you individual life-coaching as you cope with temptations to abuse substances. 12-step programs are also effective at helping recovering addicts maintain their sobriety. Many recovering addicts attribute the 12-steps as the primary reason for the success they have achieved in recovery.
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