Alcohol Detox Huntington Beach

Medical Detox from Alcohol in Huntington Beach 

Any person that has ever struggled with alcoholism will tell you that the first few days and hours after they take their last drink is often the hardest for them. They may begin to experience a myriad of symptoms that they have no control over and can make them feel incredibly sick. These are commonly referred to as withdrawal symptoms. The goal of the team at our alcohol detox in Huntington Beach is to help you find a way to better manage these symptoms when you come to our facility to detox from alcohol. When you make the choice to come to Resurgence Behavioral Health, we will work closely to put together a medical detox plan that will help you to withdraw from alcohol without jeopardizing your overall well-being and health. 

What Happens in Alcohol Detox? 

A question that we typically receive from clients that are thinking about coming to our alcohol detox in Huntington Beach is about what they can expect during the detox process. Unfortunately, we don’t have an exact answer as to what symptoms you may experience during this stretch of time. However, in many ways, you are putting your body into a shock of no longer consuming alcohol. As a result, you will feel certain physical and psychological effects. Since it’s impossible to know where those impacts, also known as withdrawal symptoms, will be mild or severe, it’s always recommended that you collaborate with a treatment team that is specially trained in providing you with the care that you will need for the first few hours and days of your recovery. 

Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms 

There are many types of alcohol withdrawal symptoms that you may experience during the time that you are detoxing from alcohol. A few examples include: 

The Dangers of Detoxing from Alcohol at Home 

The leading danger of trying to detox from alcohol at home is that since you may be unable to care for yourself during this stretch of time, you may put yourself in a potentially deadly position. While it’s understandable that you may want to detox in the comfort of your own home, if you aren’t surrounded by a continuous level of care from our treatment team, you may find yourself suffering more than you need to. 

What Happens After Alcohol Detox? 

Once you complete your alcohol detox in Huntington Beach, you can then begin to focus on what steps you are going to take for long-term recovery. We can help you to transition into a treatment program that will help you to accomplish the goals that you have for yourself and your long-term sobriety. 

We pride ourselves on providing our clients with a number of treatment options that will suit their personal needs. For example, our inpatient program was specifically designed for clients that feel as though they may need to change the circumstances around them during the time that they recover whereas our outpatient programs are well-suited for clients that may need to maintain their full time or part-time professional responsibilities. We will go through your options for treatment plans with you when you get toward the end of your time at our alcohol detox in Huntington Beach. 

Alcohol Detox and Rehab at Resurgence 

Something that makes Resurgence one of the best options for alcohol detox in Huntington Beach is that we offer every client the opportunity to take advantage of our continuous level of care. Our detox and rehab programs are second to none and are personalized to suit the needs of each client that comes to our facility. Don’t live another day feeling as though you are falling through the black hole of addiction. Reach out to our facility today to learn more about how you can detox from alcohol in a healthy way. Call us at (855) 458-0050.

Anyone who has ever gone through alcohol withdrawal will tell you it is one of the worst experiences that they have ever been through. Call Resurgence and let us guide you through alcohol detox #alcoholdetoxhttps://t.co/MNjylaUdHP

— Resurgence Behavioral Health (@RBHRecovery) September 27, 2021

David Rofofsky
After growing up in New York, David chose to get help with substance abuse in California because of the state's reputation for top-tier treatment. There, he found the treatment he needed to achieve more than nine years of recovery. He's been in the drug and alcohol addiction rehab industry for eight years and now serves as the Director of Admissions for Resurgence Behavioral Health. David remains passionate about the field because he understands how hard it is to pick up the phone and ask for help. However, once the call is made, someone's life can be saved.

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