Inpatient Drug Rehab Colorado

How do you know if you need inpatient drug rehab in Colorado? Well, if you have to ask that question seriously, then you probably need inpatient drug rehab. Let's just say that, as a rule of thumb, if you seriously have to wonder or consider whether or not you need residential inpatient drug treatment, it is more likely than not that you do need inpatient addiction treatment! Why? A person who does not need inpatient drug or alcohol treatment does not need to entertain this question. The thought will never cross their mind. Only a person with substance abuse and dependency problems will ask this question.

Of course, needing inpatient treatment for addiction isn't a bad thing. It's not a good thing to be in this situation, but it's also nothing to be ashamed of, either. At Red Rock Recovery Center, we treat people for all kinds of addictions and mental health conditions in Colorado every day. The shame isn't getting the help that you need. The shame is in knowing that you need help and doing nothing about it. Don't wait until it's too late to realize that you should have sought help. Contact Red Rock Recovery Center today to speak with an addiction treatment professional. Choose an option below: 

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What are Some Signs that a Person Needs Inpatient Rehab

If you are someone who is seeking help for a loved one or a friend with an addiction problem, it may not always be clear if the person needs inpatient drug treatment or not. It's not like most people are going to admit that they need inpatient treatment outright, although some will. Most people will try to downplay the severity and seriousness of their addictions and the havoc it is wreaking on their lives. Here are some signs to look out for that might indicate a person has a chronic addiction problem and needs help:

• They have overdosed on alcohol or drugs at least once
• They can't stop spending their money on their preferred substance, even when doing so causes them financial hardship
• They have lost a job or career due to their substance abuse
• They have lost a relationship due to their substance abuse
• Their behavior has suddenly changed
• They have become more reclusive and secluded

If you suspect that a friend or a loved one is struggling with addiction, and you are sick of watching them self-destruct, get them help before it's too late, even if they reject the help at first. Too many people do nothing until they lose the person they care about to addiction. As they say in Alcoholics Anonymous, addiction always ends in jails, institutions, and death. Please don't wait until it's too late to realize that it's too late. There are plenty of professional interventionists who can help you get the attention of the person you are trying to help. Red Rock Recovery Center is an inpatient drug rehab in Colorado that cares. Let us help.