Addiction Treatment in Weymouth, MA

While Weymouth might be considered one of the safest communities in the state, it isn't immune to the drug epidemic. Weymouth has worked to improve its social services over the past few years in order to deal more seriously with the growing epidemic of drugs in the state. Addiction affects people from all walks of life and if you are dealing with trying to break free from substance abuse then there are options for you in the area or you can travel to somewhere to detox comfortably. Some of the options available are through their inpatient and outpatient services. Both of these are surefire ways to get clean and sober if you are dedicated, though they usually recommend you going through inpatient treatment first so you can detox in a safe environment. From there you are able to move onto outpatient services so you can live your life and still get the help that you need.

If you're willing to take the first step toward rehab and recovery from substance abuse, give us a call today so that we can help you find the best solution. We're here for you and we want to give you a helping hand to recover from this life changing disease. We can even help you if a friend or family member needs an intervention to see the destructive effects of their addiction on their life.

Are Alcohol and Drug Addiction the Same Thing?

While alcohol and drug addiction are both chronic diseases, they are treated slightly different. The psychological and holistic or therapeutic approaches are very similar, for example, family, group, individual and cognitive behavior therapies exist in both, the medical approach is different.

For one thing, alcohol and benzos are two substances that have very dangerous withdrawal symptoms. People who stop using alcohol or benzos can have withdrawal symptoms of seizure, shock and even death. It is for this reason that admitting in a medically managed detoxification facility is highly recommended.

There are other variables in how people are treated, but these variations exist from person to person, as genetics, gender, usage and many other factors play into how and why a person becomes addicted.

If you are addicted to drugs or alcohol, consider traveling for treatment to another city or state. You can get away from the negative influences that may be causing you to use drugs and alcohol, by traveling for your treatment.

You don't have to go through recovery alone. There are people who have gone through what you have and are willing to lend a hand when you need a bit of help. You can find a weekly group meeting near you where other people are struggling with the same substances as you. You can find fellowship, friends and support at group meetings. You can also find a sponsor to help you with your affliction on a personal level. Also consider joining a 12-step program to aid in your recovery. Find a group meeting on the map below near you!