Alcohol Rehab in San Diego
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When looking for help with drug and alcohol addiction, it is essential to consider the level of care you will receive at a recovery center. Several different types of treatment encourage rehabilitation and prevent relapse.
At Restore Detox Centers, we are dedicated to giving you the best treatment available. We know the challenges you face won’t be easy to overcome. However, by remaining in our addiction program, you will begin to see improvement in your life.
Our San Diego alcohol rehab center is located in beautiful Southern California, where picturesque views surround our facility. Our treatment plan includes setting achievable, short-term goals for our patients that will build into lasting recovery. The tools, insights, and expert information we provide you with are vital to your success.
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Alcohol Rehab in Southern California
The first step in overcoming alcohol addiction is to get treatment at a reputable rehab facility that can address underlying and co-occurring disorders. You’ll also discover ways to deal with stressful situations that have previously resulted in self-destructive behavior.
Learning new abilities will enable you to cope in a healthy manner. Although facing unpleasant sentiments or ideas about yourself might be painful at times, doing so can help you reclaim control of your life and accept responsibility for your decisions.
Our alcohol rehab center in San Diego aims to stabilize your addiction, teach you positive coping mechanisms and help you transition into a substance abuse recovery program or other types of ongoing care.
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Restore Detox Centers offers a safe and comfortable environment that is full of love and support, absent of judgement, guilt and shame. Our home is equipped with the latest technology in the industry, best people in the business and a level of luxury not found in other detox facilities.
What is Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD)?
Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a medical condition where a person’s capacity to quit or manage their drinking is hindered despite negative health, social, and work-related repercussions.
Alcohol use disorder is also known as alcohol abuse, alcohol dependence, alcohol addiction, and alcoholism. AUD, classified as a neurological disorder, can be mild, moderate, or severe.
Alcohol abuse causes long-term changes in the brain, perpetuating AUD and making people susceptible to relapse.
Alcoholism is more frequent than most people realize:
- Â 29.1%Â of the US population (or 68.5 million people) has faced alcoholism (of various degrees) at some point.
-  19.8% of adults who have had an alcohol use disorder seek treatment or assistance at some point in their lives.
-  Binge drinking accounts for around 75% of all alcohol consumed in the United States. Blackouts and memory lapses are two signs of binge drinking. A chronic binge drinker can develop catastrophic liver or brain damage over time.
The good news is that evidence-based treatment with behavioral therapy, mutual-support groups, and medications can help people with AUD attain and maintain recovery, regardless of how severe the condition appears.
Signs and Symptoms of AUD
Nutritional habits might signify that an individual’s drinking behavior has turned into an alcohol use disorder. As alcohol consumption becomes more entrenched, people often overlook their nutritional needs.
Malnutrition can manifest in the form of hair loss or thinning, worn appearance, and dark circles under the eyes. These could be signs of thiamine insufficiency, a common ailment.
Thiamine (B1) is necessary for proper brain and body tissue functioning. A thiamine deficiency, among other dietary deficiencies, may be present in people with an alcohol use disorder.
Individuals may develop sleep issues and mental health illnesses like depression or anxiety over time.
Attention deficits and motor coordination issues such as flapping or trembling hands are some examples of resultant cognitive issues.
People who abuse alcohol may become more secretive about their behaviors as they avoid listening to others’ concerns or receiving help to stop. Drinking in secret, whether in a secluded setting or in public but away from anxious friends and family, is also an indicator of developing alcoholism.
People who drink are more likely to have accidents and exhibit signs of injury, which they may try to conceal. A person suffering from alcoholism may hide alcohol around the house or at work. They may develop a phobia of running out of alcohol, causing them to have a ready supply on hand.
Types of Therapies Used in Alcohol Rehab
Some therapies used in alcohol rehab include:
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Psychotherapy
In alcoholism psychotherapy, the patient and psychotherapist form a connection based on transparency, trust, and confidentiality. The psychologist helps a patient better understand and control their cravings and remain motivated to attain their sobriety goals. Psychotherapy sessions might run from a couple of weeks to several months.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a tried-and-tested strategy for treating alcoholism. Identifying negative thoughts and tendencies and substituting them with positive ones is the core principle of CBT.
CBT is a solution-oriented therapy focusing less on diagnosis and more on concrete action, like questioning harmful beliefs, tackling anxieties, role-playing to improve social interactions, and crafting strategies to quit drinking. CBT can be effective in as little as 5 sessions.
Motivational Interviewing
Motivational interviewing (M1) is beneficial for consumers who are unmotivated or unwilling to change4. It works with patients who see no alternative to the life they are living. They have essentially given up. This technique employs an empathetic approach that works with resistance. MI is relatively short, with one to four sessions on average. MI treatment is based on four fundamental principles:
- Empathy expression
- Rolling with resistance
- Self-efficacy development
- Developing discrepancy (establishing alternative thoughts)
What to Expect at Restore Detox
Restore Detox Centers offers individualized therapy options to fit the specific needs of each guest. We provide a secure and welcoming environment that is both supportive and judgment-free.
With combined drug and alcohol treatments coupled with behavioral health services, Restore Detox Centers gives clients the best chance for sobriety. However adverse the case, we will sit down with you and help craft a way forward.
If you find you can’t stop drinking when you want to, you may be battling alcoholism. Get in touch with us today to learn more about alcohol rehab San Diego with Restore. Let us help you towards an alcohol-free life.
Licensing Information:
Restore Detox Centers is Licensed by the California Department of Healthcare Services (DHCS).
License Number:Â 370171CP
License Expiration Date:Â 3/31/2027
For information regarding this facility's licensure and certification status, please visit the California Department of Health Care Services:
