Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment in El Paso

El Paso Drug Rehab for Prescription Addiction

The first step in any recovery process is to admit that you have a problem with a certain type of substance. For many people that suffered from an injury or recently went through surgery, it’s not uncommon for a doctor to prescribe them certain medication that will help to ease that pain. Unfortunately, these prescription medications tend to be highly addictive and, as a result, could lead to a serious and potentially deadly addiction. When you come to our facility for prescription drug addiction treatment in El Paso, you will be surrounded by a team of caring individuals who will help to show you that there is a better and healthier way of living.

Who Can Benefit from Prescription Drug Rehab

Any person that finds themselves suffering from an addiction to prescription medication can benefit from either an inpatient or an outpatient program. During the course of your prescription drug addiction treatment in El Paso, you will have the opportunity to learn more about your disease and the events in your life that may have specifically contributed to this disease.

How Prescription Drug Addiction Can Start

More often than not, prescription drug addiction is something that begins innocently but spirals out of control. Some prescription medications are so potent that even just a couple of doses could trigger an addiction which is why it’s strongly recommended that you should always follow the dosage recommended by your treating doctor.

Top Abused Prescription Drugs

Sadly, the list of top abused prescription drugs could seemingly go on and on. However, here are some examples of prescription drugs that are commonly abused:

Of course, there are many other possibilities. If you suspect that you may be struggling with this type of addiction, we always recommend that you get in touch with us for more information about our prescription drug addiction treatment in El Paso.

What is Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment Like

Your experience in prescription drug addiction treatment in El Paso is something that will be unique and specific to you and your needs. While many people take advantage of our inpatient program, many others feel as though they are more well suited for our outpatient program. Regardless of the program that you select, however, you will experience different forms of therapy and interact with both our team and other clients in such a way that will help you to heal from the negative impacts of addiction. Overall, as long as you commit to treatment, you will leave our facility a much better and different person.

Continuing Recovery After Rehab

It’s imperative that you continue on with your recovery journey after your time in prescription drug addiction treatment in El Paso. Once you’re done with your initial treatment plan, we always encourage you to find 12-step meetings that you can attend that are local to your area. In addition, we also recommend that you speak to a member of our team about participating in the aftercare program through our facility so that you can continue to build and develop your system of support.

Why Choose Resurgence for Prescription Addiction Treatment El Paso

By making the decision to come to Resurgence Behavioral Health for prescription drug addiction treatment in El Paso, you are taking the first step toward a new and healthier life. An addiction to prescription medication is not something that has to end your life as long as you take advantage of receiving the help that you need now. Don’t wait another day. Get in touch with us at (855) 458-0050. 

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Josh Chandler
After growing up in Chicago and North Carolina, Josh chose to get help with substance use disorder and mental health in California because of the state's reputation for top-tier treatment. There, he found the treatment he needed to achieve more than five years of recovery. He's been in the drug and alcohol addiction rehab industry for four years and now serves as the Director of Admissions for Resurgence Behavioral Health. Josh remains passionate about the field because he understands that one phone call can alter the course of a person's life.

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