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Are you struggling with addiction and ready to get back on track with your life?
Help4Addiction can help you find a rehab clinic, through which you can take part in a drug detox. Drug detoxing breaks the initial addiction cycle, and is one of the most important elements to the recovery process.
Click on any of the following links to learn about detox for your particular addiction, or keep reading to learn about Help4Addiction services and drug detoxification in general.
Help4Addiction specialises in helping addicts find the ideal rehab centre so they can go through the drug detox process safely, and come out as a new person.
We work with over 30 rehabs across the UK, and create personalised treatment plans to help you with a successful detox.
Speak to our team about detoxing today. We also support with finding you:
We work closely with rehab centres and addicts to help them move past their addiction and renew their connections with family and friends.
If you’d like to learn more about the drug detox process, please read on.
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There are a number of ways to detox, but if you were to do it through a rehabilitation centre, it can cost:
Each rehab centre provides methods for recovery, including detoxification. Longer periods may be required if the detox takes longer to recover from, or you have more severe withdrawal symptoms.
View our page on drug rehab to learn more about the wider rehab process.
Help4Addiction can help you detox and rehabilitate from your own home.
This service can be very beneficial for individuals who wish to break the cycle of a mild addiction, but have limited funds for more expensive treatment options. Online rehab includes:
An initial assessment is given to each person to provide a personalised treatment plan.
From there, detoxification can take up to 7–15 days depending on the severity of the addiction, and the physical and psychological symptoms that accompany the detox.
Factors that may affect the length of the process include:
You may be given medication to help with more severe symptoms. Depending on the severity of the addiction, it may be recommended that you detox in a rehab centre, where staff can monitor you.
During the process, you may experience a range of symptoms, particularly during the first 48 hours, which are often considered the most difficult. Symptoms might include:
Once the initial withdrawal symptoms have passed, the remaining detox process should be easier, although it is still a long road to full recovery.
If you experience issues like hallucinations, seizures, or delirium, it is highly recommended that you seek medical help and support.
Your personal circumstances, preferences, and lifestyle will be considered, as will the degree of your dependence. With most detox programs, you’ll discuss any existing health issues before completing the drug treatment programme.
Medically supervised drug detoxes are most commonly performed as an inpatient at a rehab clinic.
These kinds of detoxes are typically for more severe addictions, where medical help is required to help manage the effects.
This kind of addiction treatment is considered the safest, as you will be monitored through the detox process in a safe environment.
If you want a medically supervised drug detox, speak to our addiction experts at Help4Addiction, who will be happy to help you find one that suits you and your budget.
Private home detox kits are available from Help4Addiction, but may only be helpful if you have a very mild addiction.
In most cases, we recommend a residential treatment program to overcome cocaine addiction, where you are safe and away from temptation.
If you would prefer a medically assisted detox at home, contact us today so we can connect you with those who can provide this service.
There are arguments to be made that naltrexone or naloxone may aid in detoxing from drugs, although it comes with the risk of harsher withdrawal symptoms. Your medical assistant will decide your best route to detoxification with you.
Drug withdrawal symptoms last different lengths of time depending on a range of factors, including the type of drug and the severity of the addiction. Some withdrawal symptoms may only take days to pass, while others may take weeks or even months to fully resolve.
There are things you can do to help the detox process pass smoothly. These include:
Detoxing is one of the first steps to breaking your addiction, and it’s something that Help4Addiction’s own creator, Nicholas Conn, had to go through as well.
That’s how we know what the experience is like, and what the best ways to help are.
It’s also why we offer a free helpline, with a friendly team who can offer judgment-free advice and support.
Call us today to discuss your options.
Nicholas Conn is a leading industry addiction expert who runs the UK’s largest addiction advisory service and is regularly featured in the national press, radio and TV. He is the founder and CEO of a drug and alcohol rehab center called Help4addiction, which was founded in 2015. He has been clean himself since 2009 and has worked in the Addiction and Rehab Industry for over a decade. Nick is dedicated to helping others recover and get treatment for drug and alcohol abuse. In 2013, he released a book ‘The Thin White’ line that is available on Amazon.
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