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The Freedom Center
Gaithersburg, Maryland 186 Miles from West Virginia
Recovery Unplugged at Harrison House
Annandale, Virginia 187 Miles from West Virginia
The McShin Foundation
Richmond, Virginia 188 Miles from West Virginia
Maryland Center for Addiction Treatment
Waldorf, Maryland 204 Miles from West Virginia
Mountainview Recovery
Weaverville, North Carolina 229 Miles from West Virginia
Asheville Recovery Center
Asheville, North Carolina 232 Miles from West Virginia
Oasis Recovery
Asheville, North Carolina 235 Miles from West Virginia
Midwood Addiction Treatment
Charlotte, North Carolina 237 Miles from West Virginia
Harmony Recovery Center
Charlotte, North Carolina 237 Miles from West Virginia
Recovery Centers of America at Bracebridge Hall
Earleville, Maryland 260 Miles from West Virginia
Landmark Recovery
Louisville, Kentucky 274 Miles from West Virginia
Recovery Centers of America at Devon
Devon, Pennsylvania 296 Miles from West Virginia
Banyan Treatment Center Langhorne
Langhorne, Pennsylvania 303 Miles from West Virginia
Landmark Recovery
Carmel, Indiana 307 Miles from West Virginia
Clearbrook Manor
Laurel Run, Pennsylvania 307 Miles from West Virginia
Recovery Centers of America at Lighthouse
Mays Landing, New Jersey 325 Miles from West Virginia
Enlightened Solutions
Egg Harbor City, New Jersey 329 Miles from West Virginia
JourneyPure - Kentucky
Bowling Green, Kentucky 334 Miles from West VirginiaStandard Listings in West Virginia
Jacob's Ladder at Brookside Farm
Aurora, West Virginia
Brian's Safehouse, Inc.
Mount Hope, West Virginia
Sparrow's Nest
Beckley, West Virginia
Prestera Center
Huntington, West Virginia
Williamson Comprehensive Treatment Center
Williamson, West Virginia
USC United Summit Center - John D. Good Recovery Center
Terra Alta, West Virginia
Mount Regis Center
Salem, Virginia 100 Miles from West Virginia
Greenbriar Treatment Center - Washington
Washington, Pennsylvania 108 Miles from West Virginia
Centra Health - Pathways Recovery Lodge
Amherst, Virginia 112 Miles from West Virginia
Joseph S. Massie Unit
Cumberland, Maryland 117 Miles from West Virginia
The Counseling Center, Inc.
Portsmouth, Ohio 121 Miles from West Virginia
The Counseling Center, Inc., Marsh House
Portsmouth, Ohio 121 Miles from West Virginia
Waddington Rehab Center
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 125 Miles from West Virginia
Somerset Hospital - Twin Lakes Center
Somerset, Pennsylvania 127 Miles from West Virginia
New Beginnings Outreach Ministries
Idaho, Ohio 128 Miles from West Virginia
Pyramid Healthcare - Pittsburgh Detox and Inpatient Treatment Center
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 130 Miles from West Virginia
DreamLife Recovery Center
Donegal, Pennsylvania 136 Miles from West Virginia
WestCare - Hal Rogers Appalachian Recovery Center
Ashcamp, Kentucky 137 Miles from West VirginiaMore Treatment Centers in West Virginia
Behavioral Health Services
Charleston, West Virginia
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Tri-State Financial Solutions
Huntington, West Virginia
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Gentiva Health Services
Charleston, West Virginia
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Simpson Amy PT
Charleston, West Virginia
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Better Balance LLC
Charleston, West Virginia
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Canterbury Nancy Rabel Psychologist
Charleston, West Virginia
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Kelly Sheila E Psychologist
Charleston, West Virginia
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Implement Neuro Rehab
Huntington, West Virginia
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Development Therapy Center Inc
Huntington, West Virginia
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Dodd Jack E & MD Inc.
Huntington, West Virginia
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Ramesh H S MD
Charleston, West Virginia
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Thaxton Stephen Dr
Charleston, West Virginia
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Osburn Donna MA
Charleston, West Virginia
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Association of Community Mental Health
Charleston, West Virginia
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Phifer James F PhD
Charleston, West Virginia
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Occupational Disability Assessment Center
Huntington, West Virginia
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Cabell County Mental Health Consumer
Huntington, West Virginia
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Goodwill Industries of Kanawha Valley Donations - Rehabilitation Ce
Charleston, West Virginia
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Chad Bishop
Director of Operations Jacob's Ladder at Brookside FarmChad earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from West Virginia University in 2000 and an Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Glenville State College in 2014. Chad spent time early in his career coaching women’s basketball and softball at Waynesburg College and then as head assistant coach of men’s basketball at Potomac State College. Chad has spent much of his career helping others. For the past decade, Chad has worked for West Virginia Department of Juvenile Services at the Kenneth “Honey” Rubenstein Juvenile Center (KHRC) in Davis, WV. When he started out with KHRC, he was a counselor and was quickly promoted to case manager. While with KHRC, he earned his certification in Therapeutic Recreation for High and Low Ropes Courses and various counseling techniques. Chad’s natural leadership skills and commitment to others extends beyond professional contributions and also shows through his volunteerism within his community and county. He is currently a chair for Preston County Parks and Recreation Commission, Aurora Middle School Girls’ Basketball Coach, and President of the Aurora Youth League. Chad uses his leadership and interpersonal skills to help motivate others to be productive members of society. Chad is a native of Aurora, WV, where he lives with his wife and two daughters.
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Clinical Director Williamson Comprehensive Treatment CenterEmail teclark@crchealth.com Phone (877) 977-2372
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Chad Bishop
Director of Operations Jacob's Ladder at Brookside FarmChad earned his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education from West Virginia University in 2000 and an Associate’s Degree in Criminal Justice from Glenville State College in 2014. Chad spent time early in his career coaching women’s basketball and softball at Waynesburg College and then as head assistant coach of men’s basketball at Potomac State College. Chad has spent much of his career helping others. For the past decade, Chad has worked for West Virginia Department of Juvenile Services at the Kenneth “Honey” Rubenstein Juvenile Center (KHRC) in Davis, WV. When he started out with KHRC, he was a counselor and was quickly promoted to case manager. While with KHRC, he earned his certification in Therapeutic Recreation for High and Low Ropes Courses and various counseling techniques. Chad’s natural leadership skills and commitment to others extends beyond professional contributions and also shows through his volunteerism within his community and county. He is currently a chair for Preston County Parks and Recreation Commission, Aurora Middle School Girls’ Basketball Coach, and President of the Aurora Youth League. Chad uses his leadership and interpersonal skills to help motivate others to be productive members of society. Chad is a native of Aurora, WV, where he lives with his wife and two daughters.
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Addictions can be insidious, working their way beneath your skin and just waiting to come back to life when you're least expecting it.
Margaret Atwood once wrote, "Every habit he's ever had is still there in his body, lying dormant like flowers in the desert. Given the right conditions, all his old addictions would burst into full and luxuriant bloom." It's a concept that people who work in West Virginia drug rehab programs might identify with, and you might understand this issue all too well yourself.
West Virginia treatment centers can be incredibly helpful in this regard. With therapy, you'll learn more about how addictions work and why a relapse to drug use often takes place.
Addiction in West Virginia
According to documents released by the National Drug Intelligence Center, cocaine is a significant drug of abuse in West Virginia, as the drug was responsible for more drug-related offenses than any other illicit drug in 2002. Prescription medications, however, are also becoming serious targets of abuse within the state, as people begin to steal these drugs and use them for recreational purposes on a regular basis.
While any addictive drug can be dangerous or even deadly, these two drugs of abuse could be especially troublesome. Prescription medications can cause nasty symptoms of withdrawal if you try to stop taking them abruptly, and cocaine addictions can leave behind a craving for drugs that stays in place for years. While it's possible that you could overcome these addictions on your own, without help, in a West Virginia drug treatment center, you'll have access to therapies and medications that could ease your physical and mental distress, making your recovery all the more likely.
Developing Your Relapse Plan
Cravings for drugs might stay with you long after your treatment plan has ended. In therapy, you'll be asked to develop a comprehensive set of resources you can lean on to help you resist the temptation to use. Your resource list might include:
- Support group meetings
- Sober friends
- Yoga classes
- Good sleep habits
- Stress-management skills
- Meditation
By leaning on your resources when times are tough and the urge to use begins to grow, you may be able to keep a relapse from taking place.
Understanding the 12 StepsSome West Virginia treatment centers provide treatment based on the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. The idea is to allow you to connect to a power that's larger than you are, and perhaps allow you to feel a reduced level of stress and discomfort as a result. When your burdens are shared, they might be easier to handle. It might sound like a silly idea to combine spiritual healing with the physical healing that comes with addiction rehab, but studies seem to suggest that this approach has merit.
A study in the International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology found that inmates who participated in a 12-step program, "...demonstrated a higher sense of coherence and meaning in life, and a gradual reduction in the intensity of negative emotions" when compared to people who did not get this kind of care.
This seems to indicate that people who receive this kind of care experience a deep experience that others may not. If you're interested in this kind of healing, it's best to ensure that the program you choose offers this form of therapy.
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