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Learn More About Rehabs in Arizona

Like many other states in the U.S., Arizona is facing a serious opioid crisis resulting in hundreds of overdoses statewide. From 2014 to 2015, Arizona saw a 32% increase in heroin-related deaths, and that number continues to climb. Opioid abuse among youth is also an ongoing problem in the Grand Canyon State since children and teens can obtain painkillers from family members and easily form an addiction.

Heroin and other illicit substances are frequently smuggled into Arizona at the Mexico border. Oxycodone is responsible for nearly one-third of all opioid overdose deaths in the state, while deaths caused by hydrocodone and Vicodin trail closely behind. Arizona officials say black tar heroin is the most commonly abused form of heroin due to its low cost and wide availability.

Rehab centers in Arizona can help residents overcome addiction to alcohol and nearly any substance, including heroin, painkillers, and methamphetamine.

Arizona Addiction Stats

  • Heroin overdose deaths in Arizona increased by 32% from 2014 to 2015, resulting in 238 deaths.
  • Opioid overdose deaths in Arizona increased by 4.4% from 2014 to 2015, resulting in 1,274 deaths.
  • Over 348 painkillers were prescribed in Arizona in 2016 — enough to medicate every Arizona adult 24/7 for two weeks.
  • 75% of all heroin addiction cases in Arizona begin with prescription painkiller addiction.
  • 75% of all Arizona youth obtain marijuana from friends.
  • Over two million grams of oxycodone came into Arizona during 2015 — the third-highest total per capita in the country.
  • Over 3,600 people have died from opioid overdoses in Arizona since 2010.

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Causes & Signs of Drug Abuse

Drug abuse can affect anyone and is caused by any one of several factors, including trauma, a family history of addiction, or a mental health condition. Changes in mood and behavior commonly indicate problems with drug abuse or addiction. Physical and behavioral signs of drug abuse vary depending on the individual and their addiction type.

Common signs of drug abuse include:

  • Isolation and withdrawal from social activities
  • Financial problems
  • Decline in performance at school or work
  • Risky behavior
  • Poor personal hygiene
  • Secretive behavior
  • Cravings and withdrawal symptoms

People who struggle with addiction often neglect important life responsibilities in favor of drug and alcohol use. They may devote more time to obtaining, using, and recovering from drinking or drug use, and withdraw from loved ones to hide their addiction. Rehab centers in Arizona can help these individuals overcome physical dependency on alcohol and substances, and offer counseling as needed to address mental causes of addiction.

Getting Help in Arizona

Quitting drugs or alcohol on your own cold turkey can increase your risk for health complications, relapse, and overdose — especially if you’ve been struggling with addiction for a long period of time. But going to an Arizona drug rehab center allows you to safely and comfortably withdraw from alcohol and substances surrounded by attentive medical staff who will monitor your progress along the way.

If you or someone you care about 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 Arizona, as well as state-funded treatment if you do not have insurance coverage.

Drug and alcohol rehab centers are located all throughout Arizona to help its residents become healthier, happier, and addiction-free. Many Arizona rehab centers take pride in delivering alternative addiction treatments that focus on natural and holistic remedies. Browse rehab centers in Phoenix and Tucson, or in remote, quiet locations on the outskirts of smaller cities. You can also look up local treatment centers in Arizona here.

Call 911 if you are in need of immediate medical attention.

Choosing From Many Arizona Rehabs

When you’re suffering from addiction, choosing from many rehab Arizona centers can seem like an overwhelming, daunting task.

Follow these tips when choosing a rehab center in Arizona.

  • Consider the location

    If your goal is to stay near supportive friends and family, choose a rehab center nearest your loved ones. If you’d rather recover in a quiet, safe environment away from negative, influential individuals, consider seeking treatment in another part of the state so you can recover in peace without distractions.

  • Seek customized treatments

    Since each person has their own unique struggle with addiction, choose an Arizona rehab center that customizes treatments for each patient. For instance, a person struggling with heroin addiction for several years may require months of cognitive-behavioral therapy, while a person struggling with dependence to marijuana may only require a few weeks of group and individual counseling.

  • Overcome addiction as a whole

    Choose an Arizona rehab center that treats addiction as a whole using detoxification, counseling, and aftercare. Detox helps you overcome physical dependency on alcohol and substances, while counseling helps you overcome psychological causes of addiction. Aftercare programs normally involve ongoing education classes and 12-step support groups aimed at helping you stay sober for life following rehab treatment.

  • Consider cost and payment options

    Arizona rehab centers accept most health insurance plans and offer a range of payment options to accommodate patients of varying income levels, including sliding scale payment systems. Some Arizona rehab centers are funded privately or by the state, and offer free or low-cost treatment to qualifying individuals. When researching rehab centers, don’t hesitate to ask about payment options that can help you receive the addiction treatment you need.

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