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Learn More About Rehabs in New Hampshire

Residents of New Hampshire enjoy sleepy little New England towns, picturesque mountains and expansive lakes. For tourists, The Granite State, offers many options for hiking and relaxing outdoor activities. With a population of 1,316,470 people, New Hampshire is home to bustling cities and quaint hamlets, depending on where in the state one chooses to venture.

With such rich geography and history, it is difficult to imagine that New Hampshire is a hotbed for drug trade. With the third highest reported drug deaths per capita, addiction is reaching an all-time epidemic. Prescription opioids, fentanyl, and heroin abuse have skyrocketed in recent years creating a serious health crisis.

Recent legislative maneuvers have placed specific bills in front of the House in an attempt to expand Medicaid programs and make Narcan (a drug used to treat opioid overdose) more readily available. While politicians and law enforcement struggle with how best to combat drug addiction as a societal issue, families are left to pick up the devastating pieces on a personal level.

For families living in New Hampshire struggling with addiction, help is available. Whether opiates are the problem or some other substance, you will find resources to help you or a loved one return to a hopeful and productive way of life.

New Hampshire Addiction Stats

  • Fentanyl overdose was responsible for approximately 200 deaths in 2016
  • Between 2010 and 2014 illicit drug use among ages 12-17 was higher than the national percentage
  • About 5,000 people in the state sought treatment for illicit drug use
  • Marijuana is the most commonly abused drug in New Hampshire
  • Approximately 4,700 people are arrested annually for driving while influenced by substances

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Causes & Signs of Drug Abuse

There are many warning signs that crop up when someone has a substance use disorder. If you are questioning whether or not someone has a problem with drugs or alcohol, it is likely that some sort of substance abuse has occurred. The following can be indicative of addiction:

  • Behaviors out of character for the individual
  • Mood swings
  • Slurred speech
  • Secretive behavior
  • Change in habits

Of course, this is merely an abbreviated list. Substance use disorder can take many forms depending upon the type of substance being abused. If you suspect drug or alcohol dependence is a problem for you or a loved one, seek help right away. Living with the devastation of addiction and the ensuing insanity it brings does not need to be a continued reality. A professional drug and alcohol counselor can offer an unbiased diagnosis of a hidden drug addiction.

Getting Help in New Hampshire

If you or someone you know requires help for a substance use or mental health disorder,we encourage your to 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 New Hampshire, as well as state-funded treatment if you do not have insurance coverage.

Drug addiction usually involves more than one substance and can impact individuals by manifesting a host of physical and mental health concerns. By viewing the person suffering from a substance abuse disorder and his/her family from the human perspective, drug and alcohol rehab New Hampshire specialists are able to identify specific areas of concern and treat underlying causes. You can look up local treatment centers in New Hampshire here.

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

 

Choosing From Many New Hampshire Rehabs

In looking for the rehab center that best fits your needs, consider personal requirements and preferences. By asking a series of questions, you can determine services and features that are right for you or your loved one. Consider the following queries as you begin your search:

  • What type of substance requires treatment?

    Depending on the type of addiction, duration of substance abuse, mental and physical health at the time of admission, etc. many treatment options are available. For some patients, outpatient care may be the best option. For others, the problem is more significant requiring inpatient hospitalization for up to 28 days. In some extreme cases, extended care may be the best option to insure ongoing recovery.

  • Is insurance available?

    Let’s face it, cost may be a factor. Contact your insurance company to determine the provisions of your policy. Many insurance companies recognize the importance of treating alcoholism and drug addiction swiftly. Sometimes insurance companies have specific facilities they recommend for treatment. If insurance is not available, scholarships and private funding may also help alleviate cost concerns.

  • Are there religious or spiritual convictions to be considered?

    Faith-based drug and alcohol rehab New Hampshire programs may be a viable option if there are strong religious convictions involved. However, many people struggle with faith. This can be a barrier to recovery. There are many secular options for recovery that do not involve a religious or spiritual approach. Finding the right rehab option is available regardless of belief systems.

  • Are other conditions present?

    In some cases, patients are struggling with physical ailments and/or mental health concerns. To promote healthy addiction recovery, it is important to seek proper treatment for all the issues a person is facing. Addiction can affect every organ in the body, so it may be necessary to be carefully monitored by medical staff in addition to receiving specialized care to treat the addiction itself. Sometimes, patients turn to drug abuse because they are suffering from an untreated physical or mental health concern. It is important to work with qualified doctors, psychiatrists and psychologists to insure all conditions are treated appropriately.

Where do calls go?

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.

Calls to any general helpline (non-facility specific 1-8XX numbers) for your visit will be answered by a licensed drug and alcohol rehab facility, a paid advertiser on Addictions.com.

All calls are private and confidential.