Alcohol DetoxDetox from Alcohol in a Safe and Comfortable EnvironmentAlcohol detoxification (alcohol detox) is the first step in gaining freedom from alcohol and its consequences. For someone that suddenly stops drinking, there can be uncomfortable emotional and physical symptoms, including cravings, anxiety, tremors, fever, and seizures. Thanks to the advances in the medical treatment of alcoholism, the professionally trained medical and clinical staff at Stepping Stone Center for Recovery can help you detox from alcohol safely and effectively. We provide 24-hour medical monitoring, medication management, and supportive counseling throughout the day. Medically Based Alcohol Detoxification ProgramsOur physicians will continuously evaluate your alcohol detox progress to determine the treatment and medications most suitable for your condition. Most of our patients report being “comfortable” or “very comfortable” while going through the alcohol detoxification process. Medications that may be used include barbiturates and benzodiazepines, to name only two categories of drugs. We also provide medications to stabilize cardiac status and help with physical and mental withdrawal symptoms. Dangers of Going “Cold Turkey” with Alcohol DetoxAlcohol functions as a depressant in the brain. When you suddenly stop drinking, the brain becomes overly stimulated, which in turn stimulates the body. Without a proper alcohol detox, this stimulation leads to the following alcohol detox symptoms:
Overcome Fear of Alcohol Detox with Our HelpAlcohol withdrawal can be particularly difficult and dangerous for a heavy drinker. Because of the fear of withdrawal, many alcoholics continue to drink and destroy the lives they have built, while their loved ones helplessly watch. You do not have to continue losing your health and your dignity – or your family. Receive a proper alcohol detox now and prevent subsequent severe withdrawal symptoms should a relapse happen. Better yet, a proper detox followed by excellent treatment can lead to long periods of abstinence and sobriety. The First Phone Call is the HardestIf you or someone you care about has a problem with drugs or alcohol, take the first step and call our free Addiction Helpline at 1-800-237-3150. Our Admissions Coordinators will answer any questions you have about getting help. If you prefer, you can also reach us by “Live Chat” or through our Contact Us form. |
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I know you will never believe it but it has been ten and a half months since I finished treatment and am still in recovery. I know you will say it may be more of a miracle that I finished rehab being that I was about as resistant a patient can be, but I am making it one day at a time. Special thanks to Robert. -- Terrance G, Morristown, New Jersey My life was a shambles, my husband wanted a divorce and my children wouldn't speak with me. I felt hopeless until we all got together for family treatment. While we all have some hills to climb, my recovery is solid. Who would have thought, 476 days sober. Love to all. -- Patti P, Atlanta, Georgia You guys were right when you told me to get right into meetings. They have kept me clean and sober and I have made a lot of good friends. Thanks for bringing meetings into rehab. -- Dean W, Dallas Texas |