In 2022, approximately 944,000 people in Arizona didn’t get the substance use disorder treatment they needed. Maybe you or someone you love was among them.
Everyone’s story with substances looks different. Maybe you’ve been in and out of treatment for a decade now, with recovery feeling more out of reach than ever. You could also be in the beginning stages of a substance use disorder, and concerned about where your habits are leading you. No matter where you are in your journey, you’re in the right place now. Wolf Creek Recovery offers Camp Verde addiction treatment, and it can transform your life.
What to Expect From Addiction Treatment With Wolf Creek Recovery in Camp Verde
We’ll work together to build a custom treatment plan based on a detailed assessment you’ll undergo when you arrive. This will also indicate whether you could benefit from mental health treatment. Substance use disorders and mental health conditions so often go hand in hand, so we treat both. It’s about providing care that addresses every part of who you are. That’s the kind of treatment that empowers people to maintain recovery long-term, and we’ll be here to help you do it.
Talk therapy, like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), is a major aspect of every treatment plan. Group and individual therapy sessions will teach you valuable skills, like communication and coping strategies. You’ll also learn how to better understand yourself, how your thoughts influence your behavior, and how to change those thoughts and behaviors to improve your life and relationship with substances.
Outdoor activities also play a key role at Wolf Creek Recovery. We canoe, camp, paddle board, play sports, and more. Nature is healing, and so is spending time doing things you enjoy. We hope you’ll have fun, learn valuable lessons, make new friends, and leave us with new healthy coping mechanisms.
After a day of therapeutic activities, you’ll return to on-site housing provided by Wolf Creek. You’ll be able to rest up for the next day of treatment, and still have access to our staff if you need us.
Wolf Creek Recovery’s Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) vs. Traditional Inpatient Rehab or Outpatient Treatment
Wolf Creek’s PHP combines the best parts of inpatient and outpatient treatment. You’ll receive the intensive, thorough care of an inpatient program, but get to return to a more comfortable setting at night, like you would with outpatient treatment. Instead of returning to your home environment, you’ll be somewhere safe and guaranteed to be conducive to your recovery. You’ll also be able to dedicate more time to the skills vital to your recovery journey than you would with a traditional outpatient program.
Do You or a Loved One Need Treatment for a Substance Use Disorder? Signs to Look For
If you’re concerned about your own or a loved one’s substance use, you can think about these questions to help identify a potential substance use disorder:
- Is more of the substance taken than intended?
- Have there been unsuccessful attempts to quit or cut down?
- Are there strong cravings for the substance?
- Is there a need for increased amounts to achieve the original effect?
- Do withdrawal symptoms occur after going without the substance?
- Is a lot of time spent obtaining, taking, or recovering from the substance?
- Are important responsibilities being neglected?
- Does taking the substance continue despite causing relationship problems?
- Has there been a withdrawal from previously enjoyed activities or relationships?
- Is the substance used in potentially dangerous situations?
- Does taking the substance continue despite experiencing negative health effects?
Answering “yes” to two or more of these questions may indicate a substance use disorder. Even if only one applies, seeking treatment is a good idea.
Remember, these questions can offer guidance, but an official diagnosis and proper support should come from a mental health professional. If you’re concerned, don’t hesitate to reach out for help.
Understanding the Complex Nature of Substance Use Disorders
It’s crucial to understand that substance use disorders are health conditions, just as much as depression or cancer is a health condition. Whether it’s you or a loved one living with one, remember that everyone deserves care and the opportunity to heal.
While the initial decision to try a substance is a choice, it’s rarely just about experimentation. Typically, it’s driven by a desire to escape pain – physical, emotional, or both. Substance use disorders usually stem from this need for relief. Sometimes, especially with opioid use disorders, there’s a physical component. Emotional pain, unresolved trauma, and untreated mental health concerns usually play the most significant roles, though.
Over time, substances change the brain. Some diminish the brain’s ability to experience pleasure from everyday activities, making the substance feel like the only source of happiness. These changes also affect decision-making skills and self-control. It’s worth keeping in mind that genetic factors can make some people more susceptible to these brain changes, too.
Having a substance use disorder doesn’t define you as a person. It just means you need extra support. You have more strength and potential than you might realize. Wolf Creek Recovery is here to help you tap into it and overcome your substance use disorder for good.
Finding Addiction Rehab in Camp Verde
Taking the first step toward getting help might feel like a huge undertaking. You might feel scared, or embarrassed about where you are in your recovery journey. Know that’s normal, and you aren’t alone with those feelings. It’s still worth it to get started with treatment for your substance use disorder. We’re here to meet you where you are and walk alongside you as you pursue long-term recovery.
Wolf Creek Recovery in Camp Verde, AZ is an addiction recovery center that focuses on treating every aspect of a person – including their mental health. We know what the pain of substance use disorders feels like because we’ve lived them ourselves. We’ve faced the same obstacles as you and overcame them. Let us help you do it, too. Call 1-833-732-8202 today, and start building a life you love.
