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We're Here to Help 720.891.4657
We're Here to Help 720.891.4657
Heroin usage and overdose have increased astronomically over the last few years, affecting millions nationwide.
This addictive opioid drug has many adverse short and long-term effects on your physical and mental health and overall well-being.
Heroin addiction isn’t something you expect. Maybe it started from a prescription due to a medical or dental need, then escalated to heroin use. We know how frustrating this must feel, but we’re here to tell you there is still hope and long-term recovery is possible.
At The Raleigh House, we provide an all-inclusive experience where healing and uncovering your true self are at the forefront of our program.
Scenic vistas, big skies, and a luxurious retreat-style sanctuary await you at The Raleigh House—where you can replenish and renourish your body and mind from substance use disorders like heroin addiction. The breathtaking Colorado landscape is the backdrop for our healing process. The vast skies at our heroin rehab facility in Denver signify the possibilities of your life free from the grip of heroin addiction.
The goal isn’t just getting off of heroin. It’s making a blueprint for a new and better life.
Continue reading to learn more about heroin detox and treatment with us.
We know you’re frustrated, especially if your heroin addiction started from a legal painkiller prescription.
In the past, you may have found excuses not to go through detox and treatment, or perhaps you’ve been worried about withdrawal symptoms or didn’t know where to start when trying to find a heroin treatment program.
Our goal at The Raleigh House is to help you alleviate those burdens so that healing can begin now.
When you come here for heroin detox, you’ll work with our licensed and credentialed staff, who will use thorough assessments to determine your course of care. We’ll then use multiple philosophies, theories, interventions, methods, and a mix of clinical and 12-step approaches to help you work through the detox process.
Call Now: 720-891-4657Everyone has a story to tell, so we want to understand your perception of the risks and benefits of using heroin. This helps us create a personalized treatment program for your health and wellness needs.
When you enter our heroin rehab program in Denver, you’ll receive comprehensive assessments to help us develop your personal recovery plan.
From nutritional, physical, and emotional health to your ability to cope with life’s challenges—the heart of our program is to provide you with the skills and empowerment to create your own meaningful, long-lasting recovery.
You deserve to live a sober life.
The heroin addiction treatment program at The Raleigh House incorporates a wide variety of industry-standard, evidence-based practices. Our experienced team carefully selects these practices based on your unique goals, challenges, and personal history.
Some of our effective, evidence-based treatment practices for heroin addiction include the following:
Medication-assisted therapy may be recommended in our comfortable, safe environment with 24-hour supervision to guide you through this critical first step.
We understand and appreciate that there may be a difference between physical dependence and addiction in some cases of chronic pain management.
As part of your care, you must do the necessary medical lab work to evaluate and understand your overall health.
Certain medications have been approved to help ease discomfort during treatment and make recovery safer. We use thorough assessments to determine if medication-assisted treatment can help reduce your recovery from heroin addiction.
We want to understand the function of your heroin use and why the addiction started in the first place. Individual therapy, group therapy, and family involvement give you different avenues to work through your addiction and connect with others going through the same things you are.
A substantial body of research supports the therapeutic value of animal-assisted therapy. Our clients benefit from canine- and equine-assisted therapies, which may help alleviate symptoms of depression, anxiety, attention deficit hyperactivity, and other chronic mental health conditions.
Research shows that a structured art therapy program can have significant positive benefits when compared with other treatments offered to a control group. We use art therapy to help reduce the symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, and low self-esteem and to improve the overall quality of your life.
Both yoga and meditation can reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol, bolster the immune system, and help regulate mood.
We use techniques like these in a structured setting to help our clients practice mindfulness, improve self-awareness and regulate breathing.
Heroin slows down body movements and brain functioning. However, at The Raleigh House, we understand that exercise and mindfulness can improve these symptoms and help uncover your true self.
Heroin addiction can be a chronically relapsing condition that often significantly impacts the whole family.
While a person seeks individual addiction treatment, we offer family support and educational programming so loved ones can begin their process of education, awareness, understanding, change, and growth.
Addiction doesn’t just affect the individual. It impacts the entire family. This is why our comprehensive heroin rehab program also emphasizes the importance of family involvement.
If you’re living with an active heroin addiction, the answer is yes. Inpatient detox and rehabilitation are the most beneficial way to move from active addiction to long-term recovery.
The big mistake many people make is thinking that recovery is purely physical—just a question of detoxing and getting the drug out of your system.
The reality is that heroin changes the way your brain is wired. When you first stop using heroin, feeling happy and motivated will be challenging. Your brain will recover, but it usually takes about two months until most people think they’ve turned that corner.
During that critical period, you’ll want 24-hour access to a team of professionals who can help you. The last thing you want or need is to sit at home feeling miserable and alone.
Many people battling addiction suffer from at least one co-occurring condition, such as depression, anxiety, or attention deficit disorder. In fact, people with mood or anxiety disorders are about twice as likely to become addicted to drugs or alcohol, according to the National Institute of Drug Abuse.
To get better and feel your best, you’ll need to face both heroin addiction and any co-occurring condition you may have. And that takes time. There are no shortcuts.
Because of the lethality of heroin and the opioid epidemic, we do not recommend outpatient treatment.
In many cases, heroin users also use meth or Xanax simultaneously, presenting a significant safety or withdrawal risk.
If you or your loved one is using heroin, don’t wait to seek help. Contact us today. With The Raleigh House, there is always hope for long-term recovery.
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