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Inpatient Vs. Outpatient Rehabilitation in New Hampshire
One of the important decisions when you or your loved one chooses between drug and alcohol rehabs in NH is deciding between Inpatient versus Outpatient Rehab. Many people are fast to jump on outpatient rehab thinking it will be easier and more affordable. While this is the case sometimes, statistics show those choosing inpatient treatment in 48-day, 60-day or 90-day programs are more likely to succeed long-term. Wherever you decide to get rehabilitation, the first step is making a choice!
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Joshua New, LCSW, MSW
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Joshua New is a licensed clinical social worker in the state of New Hampshire, as well as holding licenses in the state of Texas. He earned a master’s degree in clinical social work from the University of New England specializing in the treatment of addiction services. Joshua has experience develo...
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Stacey Raisty, LPN
Addiction Nurse
Stacey grew up in Boston and now resides in NH with her husband 3 children, their Golden retriever and cat. When she's not at work she is kept busy with hockey, baseball, and Irish Step dancing practice for her children. Stacey's nursing experience includes home care, addiction, and psychiatric. She...
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Justin Etling
CEO
Justin Etling is the CEO of the Process Recovery Center in Hudson, NH. While Justin has a background in the business world, his passion is working side by side with people on their recovery journeys. In 1997 Justin entered recovery at just 17 years old, he has since been committed to living a life o...
The Process Recovery Center
"Live free or die" is the state motto of New Hampshire, but if you're caught in the cycle of addiction, breaking free might seem impossible. New Hampshire drug rehab programs can help you lead a life that's free from drugs and alcohol, as long as you're committed to getting clean and sober.
If you have any of the hallmark signs of addiction, you may need detox and rehab:
- A compulsive need to keep using alcohol or drugs, even though you're aware that they're destroying your life
- A tolerance to drugs or alcohol -- or the need to use more of a drug to experience the same pleasurable sensations
- Physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms when you attempt to quit on your own
- Repeated relapses into drug use, even after you've resolved to stop once and for all
By the time many addicts are ready to admit that they need help, they may feel that their situation is hopeless. But hope is available for any New Hampshire resident who's dedicated to creating a new future through rehab. Illicit Drug Use in New Hampshire The state of New Hampshire is known for its outdoor recreational opportunities and its cozy New England atmosphere. But New Hampshire has also been the target of international drug cartels. The Boston Herald reported in 2012 that a Mexican drug cartel had attempted to start a pipeline for the transportation of illicit drugs between Europe and New Hampshire. This illegal project came to a halt when investigators seized over 760 pounds of cocaine being shipped through the pipeline to the US.
Although you may not have daily contact with international drug lords, the effects of the drug trade have touched many of the state's residents.
According to statistics from the Executive Office of the President of the United States, drugs killed 187 people in New Hampshire in 2007 to 2008, exceeding the national rate. In fact, more New Hampshire residents died from illicit drug abuse during that year than from motor vehicle accidents or firearms.
*Nonprofit Drug Rehab Centers in New Hampshire
The Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services, a division of the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, has a vision of eliminating the social and economic barriers that prevent the state's low-income residents from obtaining treatment. With this goal in mind, the bureau supports programs such as:
- New Hampshire Access to Recovery (NH-ATR)
- Drugfree NH
- Friends of Recovery NH
- 12-step programs in New Hampshire (NH Alcoholics Anonymous, NH Al-Anon and NH Narcotics Anonymous)
Getting the Right Type of New Hampshire Addiction Treatment
You can increase your chances of maintaining long-lasting recovery when you start with the right level of rehab.
In order to help you choose the most effective services for your needs, an admissions counselor or therapist will evaluate you to determine how long you've been using, how much you've been using, and your level of medical and psychiatric stability. Your treatment team will then decide whether inpatient rehab, partial hospitalization, outpatient treatment or a community-based support group is the best option for you.
Staying near your home city is not necessarily the right choice, as you are closer to the people and surroundings that caused the drug use in the first place. Particularly if you're considering executive or luxury alternatives, there may be additional benefits in treating a long rehab stay like a trip and going outside New Hampshire. Many of the top treatment clinics have accommodations and locations that make them seem like four-star resorts so rehabilitation can be revitalizing as well as therapeutic. Ultimately, the decision is yours, but you can reach us at our toll-free hotline: 1-888-341-7785 Who Answers?.
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