Heroin Addiction Detox & Rehab Centers In Arkansas

AR Substance Abuse Truth

Arkansas is no stranger to chemical abuse. Recent statistics show that:

• In 2012, Arkansas had a greater rate of nonmedical use of prescription painkillers among individuals aged 18-25 compared to national rate (12.9% vs. 10%).
• That same year, Arkansas was at the top 10 countries for the amount of prescribed opioid pain medications, with 116 prescriptions per 100 people.
• 113,000 people 18 and older had an alcohol use disorder in 2014-2015 in AR.
• In 2013, over 11,000 Arkansans enrolled in a state-funded alcohol or drug treatment center.

Substance abuse has the potential to bring around or aggravate mental health difficulties, which appear to be an issue in the state. Back in 2014-2015, youth had higher degrees of past-year depressive episodes, while adults had greater rates of past-year suicidal thoughts and past-year serious mental illness than the national average.

Getting Addiction Treatment Help

Addiction is a serious condition, and there's no doubt in reaching out for assistance. Several alternatives are available, depending upon your situation.

As you start the process of picking a program, think about if you need to spend time away from your home environment or whether you need to be near your nearest and dearest. Also, consider how much your insurance will cover and how much you'll pay out of pocket, if needed.

Additional factors to consider would be:

• What kind of therapies the app uses.
• Whether you can receive detox services there.
• Whether you need a program that offers medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction.
• Whether the centre treats double diagnosis conditions (if you're dealing with a mental health disorder).

If you need assistance finding a restoration centre, phone us any time of night or day.

Where Can I Find Assist?

Those who are unable to afford rehab or don't have insurance is able to look into free and low-cost rehab programs financed by states and nonprofits, though these programs can have long wait lists.

You could even discover a program that deals according to a sliding scale or tap to alternative funding sources such as crowdfunding sites. Most applications also create payment plans so you don't need to pay back the entire bill at the same time.

Resources in Arkansas

This 12-step program promotes peer support to help people stop drinking.
• Narcotics Anonymous meetings: NA utilizes a similar strategy to AA to help people get clean away from drugs. Meetings can be found in many distinct areas of the state.
• Tobacco Quitline: The Quitline makes available many services to assist you quit using tobacco. Some of those services include a 24-hour hotline that connects you to some"quit coach," access to online support communities, along with a free text messaging app.
• Arkansas Take Back: Twice per year, Arkansas law enforcement agencies sponsor prescription medication return events to help people dispose of unwanted or unused medicines and educate the public about the dangers of prescription drug abuse.
• Arkansas Crisis Center: Telephone to speak to someone about depression, suicide, substance abuse, emotional or physical abuse, isolation, and much more. Hours of operation are p.m. to 11 pm, 7 days per week.