Alcoholism, commonly referred to as an alcohol use disorder is a medical condition characterized by an inability to stop or control excessive alcohol use despite adverse consequences. This condition can cause a downturn in mental health, physical health and social dysfunction, and quality-of-life life problems. These consequences and changes to brain chemistry tend to cause an alcoholic to continue drinking to cope. The Well approaches this disease the same way we would come from opiates or benzodiazepines as a recovery facility.
Considering the immediate medical concerns that come with detoxification from long-term alcohol usage, we take great care to ensure clients are safe and as comfortable as possible. Detoxification from alcohol has an added risk of seizures, convulsions, delirium tremens, which requires consistent supervision and the assistance of medications to prevent injury and death. Our Medical Director will assess a client who has been abusing alcohol for an extended period to decide what drugs will be given. At the same time, our on-site team provides medical supervision until a client is considered medically stable. Once assessed and a client has successfully completed their detox, our team of clinical professionals creates a treatment plan that best fits the needs and goals of each client. Individual therapy sessions, Case management, and group therapy are all aspects of the treatment process that provide coping skills, teach emotional regulation, and provide support.
All of this and more are used to create a safe environment for each client. Here at The Well Recovery Center we offer expert alcoholism treatment at our program in Orange County. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you begin your journey towards healing and wellness.
Ultimately, our goal is to create a solid foundation for a full recovery and long-term abstinence.
The Well Recovery Center works with most major insurance providers to help cover many of the costs associated with treatment at our alcohol rehab program in Orange County. We understand what it’s like to be caught in the chaos of addiction and have been in your shoes.
Contact our caring admissions team 24/7 to learn more about our alcohol treatment program and how we can help you or a loved one begin the journey to long-term sustainable recovery today.
