Table of Contents What is an Alcohol Detox Program? Our goal at Bright Future Recovery in our Alcohol Detox Program is to create a safe, comfortable and nurturing environment during alcohol and drug detox. This helps minimize the impact of long term detox withdrawals (PAWS) and its associated symptoms. Our medical detox center is in […]
View Quick Links Prescription Drug Detox Programs When most people think about drug addiction, they consider substances like heroin, cocaine, or methamphetamine. But what about medications given to you by a doctor? Even medications prescribed by healthcare professionals have the potential to be abused. Prescription drug addiction can be incredibly difficult to overcome. Prescription
View Quick Links Benzodiazepines Detox Program Benzodiazepines are prescription medications that are usually prescribed for people suffering from anxiety. When they are taken as directed by a physician, for a short time, they are effective in alleviating patients with anxiety-related mental illnesses. However, because benzodiazepines (called benzos, for short) are one of the most prescribed
View Quick Links CNS Stimulants Detox Program Central nervous system (CNS) stimulant drugs are prescription medications that have therapeutic effects, including increased attention and alertness. These medications are prescribed to treat mental health disorders such as attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and sleep disorders like narcolepsy, and they work effectively when they are taken as prescribed. Unfortunately, CNS
View Quick Links Marijuana Detox Programs Marijuana is one of the most commonly used drugs in the United States by young and old people alike. Marijuana, while not as physically addictive as other drugs, still can present problems like psychological addiction in those that use the drug too often. Marijuana detox programs can be
View Quick Links Heroin Detoxification Program Heroin is an illegal drug that is highly addictive and very potent. It is an opioid that is sold on the streets. Many people who begin using heroin do so after being prescribed legal opioid painkillers by a doctor for a legitimate medical reason. By the time their
View Quick Links Opiate Detox Program Addiction to opiates is difficult to overcome on your own. Many people who want to stop using opioid painkillers don’t because they are afraid of how bad the withdrawal from the drugs will be. The symptoms of withdrawal from opiates like oxycodone, Vicodin, fentanyl, and others can be
View Quick Links Barbiturates Detox Program The use of barbiturates in a medical setting has largely been replaced by the prescription of benzodiazepines. However, barbiturates continue to be utilized as an anesthetic in hospital settings in cases of emergency and for the prevention of seizures in epileptic patients. Barbiturates have the potential to become both physically
View Quick Links Crystal Meth Detox Program Crystal methamphetamine, called meth for short, is an illegal stimulant drug that is highly addictive. Some users become addicted to meth after using it only a few times. When you use crystal meth repeatedly, you may become physically dependent on the drug. That means that if you suddenly
View Quick Links Cocaine Detox Programs The first step of detoxification from drugs and alcohol, known as detox, begins with clients completing both physical and psychological assessments from healthcare professionals. These assessments help medical staff within the detoxification program come up with the best course of action when it comes to treatment. Patients should receive a personalized
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