Alcohol Use Disorder
Although alcohol dependence and alcohol use disorder are separate conditions, although those who struggle with alcohol use disorder usually have developed a dependence on alcohol. If you are unsure if you or a loved one is struggling with alcohol use disorder, please refer to the criteria below:
- Drinking more alcohol, or for longer, than intended
- Trying to cut down or stop drinking but being unsuccessful
- Spending a lot of time drinking or feeling sick from a hangover or other aftereffects
- Experiencing interference in daily life and relationships because of drinking or being sick from drinking too much
- Having cravings for alcohol
- Continuing to drink even though it hurt relationships with friends and family
- Cutting back on, or giving up, hobbies to consume more alcohol
- Repeatedly being in situations where alcohol put one at risk of harm
- Having to consume more alcohol to experience the desired effects
- Continuing to consume alcohol even though it worsens a health condition, including anxiety or depression
- Experiencing withdrawal symptoms when alcohol’s effects began to wear off
If two or more of the above criteria applies to you or a loved one, then alcohol use disorder may be present. Inpatient treatment is both highly recommended for alcohol addiction, and it increases one’s chances of maintaining sobriety. With alcohol abuse, along with any substance abuse, many times the guest is suffering from a co-occuring disorder such as anxiety, depression, personality disorders, or other mental health issues. Royal Life Centers at The Haven runs on a holistic approach that provides comprehensive treatment for the mind, body, and spirit. Royal Life Centers at The Haven offers an inpatient detox facility to begin the recovery process. Inpatient means that our guest will be living in our facility, like in our detox and residential inpatient programs.
Alcohol Rehab
Rehabilitation from alcohol use disorder and substance use disorder is available in various forms of addiction treatment. Addiction treatment that is comprehensive, will provide addiction treatment to follow guests through their recovery process. The recovery process all starts with a medical detoxification, to remove the substance from the body, safely and comfortably. An alcohol detox is highly recommended to be done in a medical setting, like Royal Life Centers at The Haven. Inpatient care during the detoxification process is crucial for safety and stabilization. Royal Life Centers at The Haven is recognized as a superior medical detox facility that is able to safely remove alcohol or other substances from the body, while treating symptoms of withdrawal in addition to behavioral health.
Alcohol Detox
Detoxing from alcohol and other substances is extremely dangerous, and is best done in our inpatient medical detox facility. Many factors like health status, alcohol abuse history, amounts of alcohol used, etc. will impact the severity of withdrawal symptoms. Symptoms of withdrawal from alcohol can range from mild to severe, and can even be life threatening. Anything from muscle tension to delirium tremens to seizures can result in alcohol detoxification, which is why we provide 24/7 direct supervision by a team of medical personnel to ensure our guest’s safety and comfort at Royal Life Centers at The Haven.
Inpatient Rehab Program
With a wide range of options for addiction treatment, at differing levels of care, you may be wondering what is an inpatient facility for alcohol addiction like? Our treatment facility, Royal Life Centers at The Haven, offers an inpatient level of care for our guests beginning their recovery with a medical detoxification. During your inpatient stay with us at Royal Life Centers at The Haven, guests will be assessed for their symptoms of withdrawal to devise a course of action. Guests will meet with medical staff to be evaluated for their symptoms, level of comfort, any co-occuring disorders, and a mental health check as well. Following this evaluation, guests (depending on their case) may be given medication to treat their symptoms.
Guests at Royal Life Centers at The Haven are assigned to a primary therapist upon their arrival to our detox center. Guests will also be given a case manager to discuss their plan of recovery, working collaboratively to create their own treatment plan. Through out the detox process, which can last for either 4 or 8 days depending on our guest’s condition, guests will attend group therapy sessions and individual therapy sessions with their primary therapist, preparing them for the next phase of their treatment. These therapy sessions are designed to allow guests to begin working on their substance use disorder, including: uncovering the root cause of their substance use disorder, emotion regulation, stress management, and self-discovery.
Residential Inpatient Program
Following your stay at our medical detox center, Royal Life Centers offers a residential treatment option that runs for 2-weeks. Our 2-week residential inpatient program was created to continue the therapeutic work started in medical detox. Royal Life Centers offers comprehensive addiction treatment, with services that are designed to follow our guests from medical detox onwards in their journey of recovery. Royal Life Centers offers services including: medical detox, residential inpatient, partial-hospitalization program (PHP), intensive outpatient program (IOP), outpatient program (OP), sober living and graduate housing. Please follow the respective links for a list of our locations and all of the services we offer.
Alcohol addiction and substance abuse can be overwhelming when you are seeking treatment, Royal Life Centers can guide you through this process with ease. Feel free to reach out to our addiction specialists, who are available to take your call 24/7. Because We Care. You can get in contact with our addiction specialists by calling (877)-RECOVERY or (877)-732-6837.
