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Addiction Treatment Just For Women
According to research from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, experts estimate that over 8 million Americans are struggling with an addiction to an illicit drug. Drug addiction is a complex disease, and quitting often involves more than good intentions or willpower. Fortunately, there are evidence-based treatments that can provide support and tools to assist individuals break the cycle of addiction. For women who are struggling with an addiction to drugs, let us help. Contact Hammocks on the Edisto today at 833.793.0191 to learn more about our inpatient drug rehab in South Carolina.
What is Inpatient Rehab?
An inpatient drug rehab is a program where patients are required to admit themselves into a residential treatment program. Here, patients can receive constant support and care in a controlled environment that will help them focus entirely on their recovery.
Inpatient drug rehab programs for women are specially designed to help women struggling with severe cases of addiction. An inpatient treatment program offers more intensive, 24/7 support in a dedicated environment to help in their addiction recovery journey on a full-time basis.
Receiving constant 24-hour care and support is essential, especially for those suffering from a serious substance use disorder. In an inpatient drug rehab, patients can safely and effectively treat their addiction without having to be exposed to social or environmental triggers back at home that can jeopardize their recovery journey.
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What Exactly isDrug Addiction?
Our women’s inpatient treatment center helps clients struggling with drug addiction. The term drug addiction refers to physical and psychological dependence on substances like opioids, cocaine, or methamphetamine. Addiction is a chronic medical disorder that affects the brain and changes behavior. The consequences of drug use can have wide-reaching effects on individuals, their families, and even their communities. Despite the negative consequences of drug use, it may be difficult to stop without assistance.
The body develops a tolerance for the drug, and over time, it needs more and more to obtain the same effect. When the drug is no longer available, the body begins to experience withdrawal symptoms such as:
- Insomnia
- Anxiety or nervousness
- Flu-like symptoms
- Diarrhea
- Nausea
- Muscle aches and cramps
At Hammocks on the Edisto, our dual diagnosis treatment center in South Carolina can help break the cycle of addiction and provide the tools a woman may need to regain control of her life.
Insurance Can Help Cover up to 100% of the cost of treatment
We Accept Most Major Insurance
Hammocks Recovery is an in-network provider for Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna and Aetna. Contact us today to find out if your insurance will help cover many of the costs associated with treatment at our program.
Why You Need Our Treatment Center
What are the Benefits of anInpatient Drug Rehab for Women?
A women’s inpatient treatment center is a great treatment option for those suffering from severe cases of addiction. An inpatient treatment program can provide the patient with the environment, support, and structure to achieve long-term sobriety.
Below are some of the top benefits of attending residential treatment:
Structure
Inpatient drug rehab programs use a structured schedule to ensure a patient is busy and constantly working towards their recovery. Structure is essential to prevent a patient from relapsing. This is because not only does constant, consistent treatment help you learn and grow to prevent you from relapsing, but this also limits your free time. And, by limiting your free time, the goal is to distract your mind from constantly thinking about using and falling back into old habits.
Complete Focus
An inpatient drug rehab provides the ability for patients to give their full undivided attention and energy towards their addiction recovery journey. Even though an inpatient treatment program is intensive, to achieve long-lasting recovery, a patient must be fully invested in making positive habits and changes toward recovery and living a long-term life of sobriety. Otherwise, dealing with other stressors outside of your recovery journey like personal or professional stressors while you are getting treatment can derail your progress.
24/7 Support
Quitting your addiction all on your own is difficult. That’s why having 24/7 support and care available to effectively treat your addiction every step of the way in an inpatient drug rehab center is crucial.
Professional Care
Overcoming addiction can involve various “hurdles” from detoxing and going through withdrawal symptoms to learning about your various triggers to prevent you from relapsing.
Therefore, receiving professional, expert care from a team of compassionate addiction specialists at a South Carolina residential drug rehab center is important so you can successfully quit your addiction.
Not only will an inpatient drug and alcohol rehab center in Charleston provide a safe and stable environment for you to detox, but you’ll also learn valuable skills on how to maintain your sobriety and not fall back into old habits.
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Women’s Inpatient Drug Rehab Center
It’s important that inpatient treatment centers utilize a trauma-informed approach. A trauma-informed care approach in the treatment of substance abuse considers the prevalence of trauma’s impact on a woman’s life, wellbeing, and path to recovery. Trauma can be an event or series of events that is deeply disturbing or distressing to the individual. It is important to note that what is considered traumatic varies from person to person. Some examples of traumatic events include:
- Domestic violence
- Sexual assault
- Death of a family member
- Physical injury
- Severe illness
The effects of trauma can be significant and debilitating, and those who have experienced trauma can be at increased risk of alcohol or drug addiction.
Trauma-informed treatment for women creates a safe space for residents, and promotes an environment of healing, while encouraging self-care as a healthy coping mechanism.
What is Trauma-Informed Care?
Trauma-Informed Care consists of three main components:
- Creating an environment that reflects physical safety, trust, consistency, transparency, predictability, and choice.
- Restores autonomy by focusing on personal strengths, choices and empowering women with knowledge and skills building
- Increasing self-worth by demonstrating respect, compassion, acceptance, and nonjudgment.
With our trauma-informed treatment program, Hammocks on the Edisto gives women the tools to manage their past and move into the future with confidence.
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Contact our caring and knowledgable admissions coordinators today. We will help answer any questions you may have about our gender-specific women’s rehab program right now.
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Contact Our Women’s Inpatient Treatment Today
At Hammocks on the Edisto, we strive to provide the care and support that the ladies we work with need to recover from their addiction. We offer a range of therapeutic options to assist in women’s recovery. Each woman in our women’s inpatient rehab program receives a beautiful private or semi-private room where she can spend her time when she is not in therapy or spending time with our other residents.
We can support women’s recovery, even if they feel like they’ve come to a dead-end in life. Please contact Hammocks on the Edisto today at 833.793.0191 to learn more about our treatment center and options available at our women’s inpatient drug rehab center.
