Best Drug Rehab Treatment Centers in North Haven, CT

North Haven Drug Rehab Centers can help you overcome an addiction to drugs or alcohol through our referral and advisory services. We are not drug and alcohol rehab centers ourselves but we can help you find the right addiction treatment center for you and your needs.

All you need to do is call us today at (877) 804-1531 to find out more about our addiction treatment advisory services or to get started right away.

When you have an addiction to drugs or alcohol, the world can feel very small. It is just about you and the substance that you are addicted to and everything else kind of falls off of your radar. Because your world feels so small and narrow, you may also feel like there is no way that you can ever get out of the situation that you are in. This does not have to be the case. You can overcome your addiction to drugs or alcohol. You just cannot do so on your own. You need help. And we can help you find that care that you need to overcome your addiction.

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What Is an Addiction?

Many people, even those people suffering from drug or alcohol addictions, do not fully understand what an addiction is or entails. This is because the nature of addiction is to be confusing and most people with addictions are convinced that they don't have a problem. Addictions are deceptive in that the addiction will convince a person that everything is fine or okay when it really is not, and everything is falling apart.

An addiction is a disease. It has physical as well as mental roots and affects all aspects and areas of a person's life. The mental side of an addiction usually develops first and involves an addiction to the effects of the drug when it is used. A person comes to rely or depend on the drug because of the ways the drug makes them feel when it is used. A center for addiction treatment in North Haven or the surrounding vicinity can help you fully recover from addiction.

For a person addicted to stimulants like cocaine, for example, this could mean an addiction to the high energy that the drug gives them as well as the euphoria experienced along with the energy burst. The person begins to think and feel that they need the drug in order to feel these things and this is what causes them to continue to go back and use and abuse the substance.

Over time and with continued drug abuse, the physical addiction to drugs or alcohol will occur. The physical addiction is an addiction that occurs in the brain. Every time a person uses an addictive drug, the drug interacts with the brain, affecting the brain's chemistry. When a person abuses drugs over time, the brain's chemistry will actually change and shift permanently. This creates a chemical dependence on the drug for the brain to function and means that the person is physically as well as mentally addicted to the substance.

Is Recovery Possible?

One of the many questions that you may be asking yourself about addiction is whether or not you can recover from an addiction to drugs or alcohol. The answer is a resounding yes. Recovery from addiction is most definitely possible. However, you cannot recover from an addiction all on your own. You need help to do so. And this is where the referral and advisory services that we offer at North Haven Drug Rehab Centers comes into play.

How North Haven Drug Rehab Centers Can Help

North Haven Drug Rehab Centers offers advisory and referral services to help you find the right addiction treatment center for you and your addiction recovery needs. We work on your behalf to find an addiction treatment center that suits your preferences and needs. If you are looking for a drug rehab in North Haven or one in the local area, we will take your preferences into account when finding you an addiction treatment center.

You might be wondering how these referral and advisory services work. All you need to do is call North Haven Drug Rehab Centers at (877) 804-1531 to find out. When you call, no matter what time of the night or day you do so, you will be able to speak directly to one of our addiction treatment advisors.