Best Alcohol & Drug Rehab Treatment Centers in Hampton Bays, NY

If you are grappling with an addiction to drugs or alcohol, it can feel as if you cannot ever escape from the horrific cycle of substance abuse and cravings that you have gotten trapped in. An addiction can feel like a vortex that just keeps pulling you further and further down into a deep, dark abyss of pain, suffering, and turmoil. However, in spite of the sense that you are forever trapped in this powerful vortex, you can escape from it. You just can't succeed in doing so all on your own. Hampton Bays Drug Rehab Centers can help you get connected to the treatment center that can help pull you out of the vortex of addiction. Call Hampton Bays Drug Rehab Centers today at (877) 804-1531 to find out more about the advisory and referral services that we offer.

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What Is an Addiction?

One of the factors that often hinder a person from getting help for an addiction is the fact that addictions to drugs and alcohol are so blatantly misrepresented and misunderstood by society in general. Many people are under the impression that an addiction to drugs or alcohol is a weakness of character or a weakness of willpower. However, this is not the case at all.

An addiction is a disease and is a disease that is both physical and mental in nature. The physical side of an addiction is what many people do not understand or recognize about addiction in general. When a person consumes or uses an addictive drug that drug gets into the person's bloodstream and is carried to the brain. After the drug arrives in the brain, it sends signals to the neurons in the brain and gives instructions to those cells inside of the brain on how to act and what to do.

Every time a person uses and abuses drugs, these signals are sent to the brain. However, as the person develops an addiction to drugs or alcohol, the brain's internal chemistry begins to shift and change. The brain loses its balance and becomes dependent on the signals from the drug to function normally.

This means that if the person is denied the addictive substance the brain is dependent upon, they will not be able to function normally and will experience negative symptoms known as withdrawal.

Because the person is physically dependent upon the substance to function, they exhibit certain outward symptoms, including the inability to control their behaviors when it comes to substance use and abuse.

The mental and emotional symptoms of an addiction are deeply and intrinsically linked to the physical side of an addiction. So, what people often perceive as an inexplicable weakness is actually a physical, chemical dependence unseen inside of the body that can make it extremely difficult to break free from substance abuse and addiction.

Is Recovery from an Addiction Possible?

Given that the physical and chemical addiction to drugs or alcohol makes it so difficult to control feelings and behaviors, it can be understandable that you might question whether or not recovery from an addiction to drugs or alcohol is even possible.

The good news is that recovery from an addiction is possible, it is just necessary to seek out help to overcome an addiction. Hampton Bays Drug Rehab Centers can help partner you up with an addiction treatment center that provides you with the specific means to recover from your addiction successfully.

How Hampton Bays Drug Rehab Centers Can Help

Call Hampton Bays Drug Rehab Centers today at (877) 804-1531 if you want to learn more about the way our advisory services can help you or to get started. No matter what time of the day or what day of the week you decide to call, our addiction treatment advisors will be available to help you out with all of your questions or to begin guiding you through the process of finding the best possible addiction treatment center for you and your needs.

When you get on the phone with an addiction treatment advisor, they will, of course, answer any and all questions that you might have right away. Once you are ready to begin the process of finding an addiction treatment center, you will begin your initial patient assessment.

This is simply a set of questions that your addiction treatment advisor will ask you to get to know you and your addiction better. The questions will be related to your addiction, the responsibilities you have in your daily life, your medical insurance information, and the like.

Your addiction treatment advisor will work with the information that you provide as well as with any preferences that you may have in your addiction treatment to find you the best possible option available. For example, if you are looking for a drug rehab in Hampton Bays or an alcohol rehab in Hampton Bays, they will take this preference into account in finding you an addiction treatment center.