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Florida Alcohol Addiction Treatment

Finding a Florida alcohol rehab center near home can make it easier for people to make the decision to get help for their alcohol use disorder (AUD). In Southwest Florida, many adults choose Celadon Recovery for comprehensive alcohol addiction treatment including detox, residential treatment, and a host of step-down outpatient programs. However, the first step is admitting you have an alcohol abuse problem and asking for professional help. In fact, alcohol is one of the most dangerous substances and anyone who has been abusing alcohol (for a long period) CANNOT safely stop on their own. Moreover, going “cold-turkey” can lead to seizures and other medical complications. For this reason, a medically supervised detox is required at an inpatient treatment program like ours in Fort Myers, FL.

If you or a loved one is struggling with alcohol abuse, reach out to our alcohol rehab in Fort Myers at 239-266-2141 for a confidential substance use assessment.

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Why is Alcohol Addictive?

Understanding Alcohol Use Disorder

Not everyone who drinks will become an alcoholic. In fact, most will not. Family drinking history compounds the risk for the person to develop alcohol addiction. Kids whose parents drink alcoholically are four-to-five times greater of developing alcoholism..

When someone drinks booze, the brain releases high doses of dopamine and serotonin, which makes you feel relaxed and happy. As alcohol continually triggers the brain’s reward center, it reinforces pleasurable sensations. It ALSO INCREASES the chances that the person will drink again. This is also the part of your mind that creates habits, which eventually leads a person to habitual and compulsive drinking.

Indications of Alcohol Addiction

Signs of Alcohol Use Disorder

There are many, incremental warning indicators among those struggling with alcohol abuse. If you or a loved one is suffering any of the following, it may be essential to find a detox and treatment for alcohol addiction:

  • Develop tolerance
  • Cannot stop drinking
  • Relationship friction
  • Anxious without alcohol
  • Driving under influence
  • Erratic behavior
  • Work / School problems
  • Chronic hangovers
  • Money issues
Alcohol withdrawal warning signs can vary from moderate to acute and include:

When your body is detoxing or withdrawing from alcohol, it can be uncomfortable. It can also be dangerous, and even life-threatening.

  • Unease
  • Perspiration
  • Vomiting
  • Restlessness
  • Headaches
  • Shakes
  • Confusion
  • Seizures
  • Delirium tremens

Medically Supervised Alcohol Detox

It may be tempting to do alcohol detox on your own or in your own home. But it may not be safe to do. Choosing medical supervision for your alcohol detox can not only increase your chance at successful recovery, it may just save your life. Severe AUD can have severe withdrawal symptoms, such as seizures, hallucinations, and delirium tremens.

Celadon’s medical professionals can help you manage the symptoms and provide immediate care in life-threatening situations. Medically supervised detox can (and should be) done inpatient. Throughout the alcohol detox process, patients are kept comfortable with addiction medicines and monitored 24/7 by our nursing staff. The entire alcohol detox lasts between 5-10 days depending on consumption, medical history, and other risk factors. We do this to ensure a safe detoxification without lingering symptoms that can distract patients from focusing on alcohol rehab.

Residential Treatment for Alcohol Addiction

In order to further your chances of developing a recovery foundation, it’s also vital to address the expressive and psychological causes that may be the root of your drinking problem. During your treatment stay at Celadon, one of Florida’s top alcohol rehab centers, our nurturing staff will work alongside you to discover some the primary triggers behind your problem drinking. We’ll teach you to recognize identify the thinking and environmental triggers that typically prompt relapse. At the same time, your therapist will collaborate with you to develop an alcohol treatment plan that gives you the best opportunity for a positive outcome.

Behavioral Therapy in Residential Treatment

  • One-on-One therapy
  • Cognitive behavioral therapy
  • Dialectical behavior therapy
  • Trauma-informed therapy
  • Group therapy
  • Exposure therapy
  • Motivational interviewing

Get Florida Alcohol Rehab Today

If you think you have an alcohol addiction, you need to seek a treatment center specializing in alcohol use disorder. Attempting to recover without professional help can be dangerous as you go through withdrawal symptoms. Celadon Recovery offers treatment for alcohol addiction in a state-of-the-art facility where you will be treated with respect and receive the support you need.

You will meet with a treatment specialist who will create a treatment plan based on your unique needs. This process allows you to get the assistance that will provide the most benefit for you to avoid relapse as you begin recovery. Call us today at 239.266.2141.

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