Searching for a Substance Abuse Treatment Center in Edmond, OK
Edmond is a city in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma it had a population was 81,405 during the 2010 census. Edmond is considered to be the "Crown Jewel" of Oklahoma and in 2011, it was number one on CNBC's "10 Perfect Suburbs" list. From the quality of schools to the cost of living to the rich cultural Edmond is one of the best places to raise a family.
Being an addict is a hard thing to do anywhere, but in a city that is so seemingly perfect it might seem unbearable. You don't have to stay feeling like that, there is help for you in Edmond. There are rehabs that are qualified to help you get control of your life again.
Can People Be Addicted to More than One Substance?
Yes, many recovering addicts are addicted to more than one substance. It can be different types of a drugs, or alcohol and drugs or any combination.
Addiction is a disease, and it is treated like other chronic diseases. It affects people physically, emotionally, behaviorally and psychologically. Some people are predisposed to addiction by genetics or by other mental health illnesses and disorders. Others develop addiction over a certain amount of time.
For some people, addiction is a form of OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) and they have to keep using more and more drugs or alcohol. When one drug isn’t available, they will turn to another. Some may construe this as a weakness, but it’s also their brain and how it has been rewired to promote more addiction. The brain makes abusing substances a priority over many things in their life, which makes it difficult for addicts to kick the habit.
When people go to treatment, they are assessed for their addictions, and multiple addictions. Their treatment plan will be changed if they have addictions to more than one substance.
Think about receiving treatment outside of Oklahoma. When you travel for treatment in another city or state, you get away from the stresses and harmful conditions that may be contributing to your substance abuse.
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If you have been in recovery for a while you might have stopped going to meetings because temptations aren't as tempting anymore. They can come out of nowhere, or maybe you going through a rough patch, that's completely normal. If you need to find a meeting you can use this search engine to find one in your area. In group meetings, you can develop a support group of friends to help you with recovery. You can also find a sponsor to help you on a personal level. Also consider joining the 12-steps to help on your path to sobriety.
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