In 2023, Pima County experienced over 500 overdose deaths. This was the worst year the county has ever had.
At Wolf Creek Recovery, we wish to lower this statistic in Tucson. Attending treatment for a substance use disorder can help you or a loved one prevent experiencing an accidental overdose while also creating the opportunity for a healthier, more well-rounded future.
What to Expect From Addiction Treatment in Tucson at Wolf Creek Recovery
When arriving at Wolf Creek, you will start with a detailed assessment. This will help us design an individualized treatment plan for your substance use disorder and determine if receiving mental health care will also benefit you.
We incorporate holistic values to ensure you receive the best possible care. These values include honesty, integrity, respect, compassion, commitment, and courage. While you receive care at Wolf Creek Recovery, you can expect the staff you interact with will showcase these values in everything they do.
Speaking of our staff, many team members are also on their own recovery journeys. This means that they know what you are going through and are here to help you feel less alone with your own.
Our Tucson Addiction Treatment Program
At Wolf Creek Recovery, we offer various treatment programs designed to help people at different stages in their substance use disorder treatment recovery. Our primary services include:
- Detox. You will attend one of our affiliated detox centers and receive a medical assessment that helps build a personalized treatment plan. While there, you will undergo withdrawal symptoms, be given medications that help with the symptoms, and be monitored 24/7.
- Partial hospitalization program (PHP) with housing. You will spend the day participating in therapies at our primary facility. Afterward, you will return to our provided housing at night.
- Intensive outpatient program (IOP) with housing. You will attend therapy at our facility three days a week while staying at our housing arrangements.
- Extended care program. During this program, you will stay longer than the traditional programs listed above while continuing your treatment plan, allowing you to firmly develop your coping strategies and return to using prevention techniques.
- Outdoor adventure therapy. You will participate in various outdoor activities, from canoeing to team sports, while learning to have fun without substances.
Signs That It’s Time to Get Treatment for a Substance Use Disorder
If you or someone you care about needs treatment for a substance use disorder of any kind, you might relate to the following points:
- Despite the substance causing harm to your health and relationships, you continue to take it
- You have been unable to stop taking the substance
- You have consumed more of the substance than you intended to
- Most of your time is spent obtaining, taking, and recovering from the substance
- You have given up on activities you used to enjoy in exchange for substances
- You experience withdrawal symptoms or feel sick when you have not taken the substance in some time
- You have cravings for the substance
These are all symptoms of a substance use disorder, and they occur regardless of the substance, which might include alcohol, cocaine, heroin, fentanyl, or more. A substance use disorder is a health condition that requires proper medical care and treatment.
Reach Out to Wolf Creek’s Addiction Treatment Center in Tucson
Taking that first step towards a healthier life free from substances is never easy. Still, if you are ready to get started, Wolf Creek Recovery is here to help you along the way. Together, we will get your life back on track with fulfillment.
Wolf Creek Recovery offers treatment for multiple substance use disorders in Tucson, AZ. We will be with you throughout your recovery as you heal, develop healthy coping mechanisms, and transition back to your regular life. Our mission is to meet you where you are and help you make the most out of your journey. Call us at 1-833-732-8202 today to allow us to help you build a life you love.
