Danbury, CT

Help Is Available for the People of Danbury

Danbury, Connecticut is one of the oldest cities in the state. 70 miles outside of New York City, Danbury is called home to 80,000 people in Fairfield County. Nicknamed the "œHat City," Danbury was once leading the hat industry. Producing about 25 percent of America's hats at one point. A historic community with an old-town feel to it, many people are proud to be from Danbury.

But like any other city that close to New York, illegal drugs overflow from the big city into the smaller communities. With alcohol use already at a high rate, this drug overflow only adds to the addiction problem that haunts Danbury. There are portions of citizens who suffer from drug addiction and alcoholism, who do not know where to turn for help.

It is a difficult life, living under influence of drugs and alcohol on a daily basis. Every addict gets to the point where they put their drug and alcohol use before their friends and family. Before you know it, lying, cheating and stealing are all common themes in each of the addict's relationships. Being untrustworthy and unreliable also makes it hard to get a career with stable income, so the addict continues to steal in order to feed their addiction.

This is no way to live. If you are ready to start making changes then give us a call. We will walk you through how to go about getting started in a rehab program. There are facilities in your area, as well as in some surrounding cities, all offering different programs. Our representative will list those out for you and go over what your best options are. Help is only a phone call away, give us a call.

Does Traveling for Treatment Help?

Many who travel for treatment find it very beneficial. Skipping town for the duration of your rehab program is a great way to separate yourself from a bad situation. Bad habits are what fuel an addiction, scoring dope from the same dealer every day is a theme that you will want to break. Leaving town for a few weeks to work on your recovery is the perfect way to set the tone with people who encourage your drug and alcohol use.

Traveling for treatment will keep you away from the situations that act as triggers for your addiction. You will have a clear mind and will be able to focus on getting yourself better. If you give us a call, we can help you pick a facility that is not in your city. Removing yourself from a bad situation is the best way to get out of a bad situation.

After your rehab stint is complete that is when the real work begins. Trying to remain sober for the rest of your days is not so easy. Rehab is not a cure to your addiction, but it will equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to turn down carvings in the future. Building a strong support group will be key in to staying sober. The best way to do that is to attend AA and NA meetings run through the 12-Step Program. Here, you will meet people who are going through the same thing you are.