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Learn More About Rehabs in Alabama

Alabama has the highest rate of prescription opioid abuse in the U.S. and the largest need for Alabama rehab. The state issues more opioid prescriptions than there are residents — which equates to roughly 1.2 prescriptions per person. Opioid addiction affects hundreds of thousands of Americans across the U.S., with Alabama ranking among the top five states in opioid overdose death increases within recent years.

Since there are more opioid prescriptions than residents in Alabama, the risk for opioid addiction is significantly high — especially when these substances are made easily accessible to youth, friends, and family members. Alabama also faces problems with alcohol and illicit drug addiction, though these numbers fall slightly below the national average.

The Heart of Dixie is home to a number of addiction treatment centers devoted to helping Alabama residents and their loved ones overcome substance abuse and addiction.

Alabama Addiction Stats

  • Alabama has the highest rate of prescription opioid use in the U.S.
  • Alabama had over 5.8 million opioid prescriptions written in 2015 — equating to 1.2 prescriptions per person.
  • Opioid overdose deaths in Alabama rose by 3.3% from 2014 to 2015, with 736 deaths in 2015.
  • 7% of youth in Alabama reported using illicit drugs within the previous month when surveyed in 2013.
  • Binge alcohol drinking is practiced by 12.3% of Alabama youth.
  • An estimated 7.9% of Alabama residents suffer from alcohol abuse or addiction.
  • The top five substances abused in Alabama are marijuana, crack cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, and club drugs including MDMA, ketamine, and rohypnol.
  • Only 6% of Alabama residents who suffer from alcohol dependence receive addiction treatment.
  • Only 9.7% of Alabama residents who suffer from illicit drug dependence receive addiction treatment.

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Causes & Signs of Drug Abuse

Drug abuse and addiction can affect anyone regardless of age, race, or socioeconomic status. Addiction can be triggered by stress, mental health conditions, and severe trauma or injury. Signs and symptoms of drug abuse can vary depending on the individual and on the substance being used.

Common signs of drug abuse:

  • Problems with school, work, or family
  • Neglected personal hygiene
  • Changes in personality
  • Financial problems
  • Loss of interest in hobbies and activities
  • Lying or secretive behavior

Those who struggle with drug abuse and addiction often change their behavioral patterns to make drugs and alcohol a top priority. Other common signs of addiction include devoting ample time to obtaining, using, and recovering from drug and alcohol use, as well as showing decreased interest in social interactions, family members, and other important obligations.

Getting Help in Alabama

If you or someone you know is suffering from addiction or mental health disorders, we recommend you call the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) free 24/7 national helpline: [phone]. SAMHSA will connect you to local treatment options in Alabama, as well as state-funded treatment if you do not have insurance coverage.

Alabama rehab centers are located in Birmingham and Montgomery, and in dozens of smaller cities and towns throughout the state. You can also look up local treatment centers in Alabama.

If you are in immediate need of medical attention, please call 911.

Choosing From Many Alabama Rehabs

Alabama is home to hundreds of drug and alcohol rehab centers that can safely and comfortably guide you through overcoming addiction. When choosing a rehab center, look for facilities that customize treatment plans specifically for you or your loved one based on addiction status, addiction type, and history with addiction.

Here are tips that can help you choose the best Alabama rehab center.

  • Consider location

    Determine whether you’d like to recover near your home, friends, and family, or in another location away from negative influences. Seek addiction treatment in your city or hometown, or travel to your favorite part of Alabama to recover quietly and without distractions at a luxury rehab center.

  • Choose preferred therapies and treatment types

    Each Alabama rehab center offers its own unique addiction therapies and treatments. Some rehab centers treat alcohol and drug addiction using prescription medications, while others use a more natural, holistic approach that focuses on exercise, stress reduction, and daily massage. When researching Alabama rehab centers, look for facilities that offer your preferred treatment methods. The best rehab centers usually offer detoxification, counseling, and aftercare programs aimed at promoting lifelong sobriety.

  • Treat co-occurring disorders

    Co-occurring disorders are mental health disorders that exist alongside addiction. Post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, and depression are common co-occurring disorders that can drive and worsen a person’s addiction. If you suffer from one or more co-occurring disorders, look for rehab centers that offer behavioral counseling and other services aimed at helping you overcome and manage these serious mental health conditions.

  • Seek affordable treatment

    The cost of addiction treatment in Alabama depends on factors including location, amenities, and therapies. Today, addiction treatment can be made affordable for nearly anyone on behalf of state and private funding, sliding scale payment systems, and other special payment plans. When evaluating your rehab options, don’t hesitate to ask about available payment options so you or your loved one can receive the necessary treatment and overcome addiction for good.

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Calls to numbers on a specific treatment center listing will be routed to that treatment center. Additional calls will also be forwarded and returned by a quality treatment center within the USA.

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