Southern California's Top Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center Premiers an Innovative Opiate Addiction Treatment Program
Dana Point, California's SouthCoast Recovery drug and alcohol rehab center adds a Opiate specific treatment track program to its residential programs
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DANA POINT, CALIFORNIA, June 24, 2008 (FPRC) -- SouthCoast Recovery California’s top alcohol and drug rehab center, in response to the demand for effective Opiate Addiction Treatment, is proud to announce the addition of a Opiate Treatment track to its 30, 60, 90-day and six month residential treatment programs.
Over the past few years, SouthCoast Recovery has been treating Opiate Addiction more than ever before and as a result, SouthCoast Recovery recognized the need for a specific Opiate Addiction Treatment track in addition to its other specialized drug and alcohol treatment programs.
Among the most esteemed professionals in addiction treatment today, opiate addiction is believed to be a disorder of the central nervous system resulting from continuous use of opiates, ie: Opium, Morphine, and Heroin. Prolonged opiate abuse causes the body’s natural pain killers, known as endorphins, to no longer function properly and after long-term Opiate abuse, endorphins cease to be produced by the body naturally because it is instead receiving opiates to alleviate any pain symptoms. As an Addict’s nerve cells degenerate from extended abuse, a need for more opiates and high physical tolerance eventually become present, requiring that more and more of the drug be abused in order to avoid the onset of painful withdrawal symptoms.
Opiate addiction can also be symptomatic of underlying issues that need to be addressed on an individual basis, such as, dual diagnoses like depression and anxiety, and at SouthCoast Recovery’s state-of-the-art facilities, the finest clinical and medical physicians work together with skilled practitioners in advanced Eastern holistic therapies, while utilizing the most cutting edge opiate addiction detox methods such as NTR, to help ease clients through detox and provide the most comprehensive physical, emotional and spiritual renewal of each person.
SouthCoast Recovery offers seven residential facilities, a clinical therapist, marriage & family therapist, certified drug & alcohol counselors, a medical physician, a licensed acupuncturist with a Masters in Oriental Medicine, a licensed massage therapist, sessions in primordial sound meditation, as well as, group support in the local 12-step communities.
At SouthCoast Recovery, we believe that recovery from addiction is about a new way of living. Opiate Addiction Treatment is now available during 30, 60 and 90-day residential treatment at SouthCoast Recovery. For more information, please call Tom Petersen at (866) 847-4506 or visit www.southcoastrecovery.com.
Like many of the most noteworthy companies today, SouthCoast Recovery started out of a garage in 1994 and is now one of the leading recovery centers in the nation offering advanced clinical, medical and holistic therapies in the individual treatment of drug and alcohol addiction.
SouthCoast Recovery. It’s about living!
For more information contact:
Tom Petersen
Marketing Director
SouthCoast Recovery
Telephone: (866) 847-4506
Email: job@southcoastrecovery.com
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opiate addiction treatment, opiate treatment, drug rehab
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