Fort Worth Rehab for Drug & Alcohol Addiction

Do you ever feel like you’d never be able to get through the day if you didn’t have a drink to look forward to at home, or that you couldn’t survive without a hit around midday to help you through the afternoon? Drug and alcohol addiction means that your brain doesn’t function properly when it’s deprived of the substance you’re addicted to, and sometimes it can seem like it would be impossible to kick the habit.

But when you seek help from a trusted Fort Worth alcohol rehab and drug treatment facility, you’ll learn that you can manage your addiction, that you can get through the day without drugs or alcohol, and that you can have hope for a clean and healthy future.

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Mental Illness Can Make Recovery Even More Difficult

A number of factors cause substance abuse and a variety of risk factors can increase your chances of addiction, and mental illness can be counted in both of those categories. People who are struggling with mental health issues are twice as likely to develop a substance use problem as people who are mentally well, though the link between the two isn’t fully understood.

One of the reasons is that people who have depression, anxiety, PTSD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and other mental illnesses are more likely to self-medicate with drugs and alcohol as a means of controlling their symptoms. And the more you use drugs or alcohol to self-medicate, the more likely you are to develop an addiction.

Another complication arises when treating the addiction, because if you choose a Fort Worth drug rehab facility that doesn’t have the experience or staff to treat the co-occurring disorder (the mental illness that presents with the addiction) as well, then the rehab won’t be effective in the long-term, since the illness contributing to the addiction won’t have been addressed. Because of this, it’s integral that you find a facility, such as Beachside Rehab, that has the resources and training to treat both the addiction and the mental illness.

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Overcoming Your Fear of Rehab

Entering rehab is never a fun prospect for anybody (even though it can be hugely beneficial), and many addicts are actually afraid to seek treatment. Some of the most common reasons for this fear include fear of failure, fear of success, fear of what life will be like when sober, fear of withdrawal, and fear of losing touch with who you are. Understanding what will happen during rehab can alleviate many of these fears and learning about what life will be like once you leave, so here are some tips to help you overcome your apprehensions:

Failure isn’t a permanent thing, and even if you do complete your Fort Worth addiction treatment and end up relapsing, you can always try again
Success means you’ll be able to lead a healthy, happy, and full life, and that you’ll no longer be a slave to your addiction
You may think that drugs or alcohol make you who you are, but the truth is that they make you act and behave in ways that the sober you never would, and getting clean will help to reconnect you with the person you really are
Withdrawal may be unpleasant, but it’s typically no worse than a bad flu, and certainly no worse than the long-term effects of drug and alcohol abuse
You may have to give up a few things when you’re sober, like your friends that aren’t sober, but you’ll also have an opportunity to meet new people, find new hobbies, and rediscover who you are

Inpatient and Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment in Fort Worth

Another reason that some addicts avoid rehab is because they can’t or don’t want to commit one to two months of their lives in a facility away from their jobs, friends, and family. With Beachside Rehab, you can choose between inpatient and outpatient treatment, and both provide you with access to the therapy, services, and support you need to get clean and stay sober.

With both treatment courses, you’ll receive individual counseling, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and have access to our trauma and relapse prevention groups. You’ll also be welcome to use the amenities and services, including the pool, gym, meditation classes, and the art and music therapy classes, plus you’ll be invited on the beach excursions, to the barbecues, and to other social events.

Beachside Rehab provides effective addiction treatment for alcohol and the following drugs: heroin, cocaine, crack, ecstasy, methamphetamine, oxycontin, opiates/opioids and prescription medications. We accept most major insurance policies. If you have questions or concerns about your insurance coverage for rehabilitation, call Beachside Rehab at 866-349-1770.

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The difference, however, is that during outpatient treatment, you won’t be staying in Beachside’s sober living environment, which means you’ll be responsible for controlling your own access and exposure to drugs and alcohol. While this is impossible for some people, it’s ideal for others who can control their surroundings, and who can’t get time off work, have family responsibilities, or who need the utmost privacy regarding their treatment.

The best rehab in Fort Worth is the one that’s able to get you sober and provides you with the tools and resources you need to prevent a relapse. Beachside Rehab can offer you that, and whether you opt for the inpatient or outpatient treatment, and regardless of whether you need treatment for a co-occurring disorder as well, you’re guaranteed to get personalized treatment and therapy, one-on-one time with mental health professionals, and access to all the resources you need to manage stress, cope with triggers, and maintain long-term sobriety out in the world.

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1101 54th Street, West Palm Beach, FL 33407

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