For many people, drug addiction does not begin as a conscious choice to abuse drugs recreationally. The national opioid crisis, for example, has brought attention to the fact that individuals prescribed medications for legitimate medical purposes, such as pain management, anxiety, or insomnia, have developed dependencies and addictions. An alcohol or drug addiction still requires professional drug and alcohol rehab programs to break the cycle of addiction.
Women’s Recovery in Colorado understands substance use disorders and the co-occurring mental health conditions that often accompany alcohol or drug addiction. Call 833.754.0554 to learn more about our programs and services, or get started today.
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Get Gender-Specific Treatment to Become Sober
For Colorado women who have come to the realization that they have an alcohol or drug addiction, Women’s Recovery can help. Our gender-specific outpatient treatment programs can help you or a loved one find the path toward recovery.
Addiction affects men and women differently, and a gender-specific treatment plan from Women’s Recovery will ensure that your treatment is tailored to your needs and recovery goals. Some of the ways drug addiction affects women differently than men include the following:
- Women are more likely to use prescription drugs non-medically, leading to higher rates of addiction and fatal overdose.
- Women tend to become physically dependent on drugs quicker than men.
- Women may be more likely to develop co-occurring mental health conditions alongside their addiction.
Understanding these differences is an important part of effective drug addiction treatment for women. At Women’s Recovery, our programs incorporate evidence-based therapies and approaches to address not only the physical aspects of addiction but also the underlying psychological and emotional factors.
Reach Out to Women’s Recovery for Drug Addiction Help
Don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We won’t judge you. After all, everyone is susceptible to addictions. We know what it feels like to feel helpless in these situations, and we want to help you get sober again.
Contact Women’s Recovery online or call 833.754.0554 to get started with one of our outpatient addiction treatment programs. Breaking the cycle of addiction and regaining control over your life is possible. Women’s Recovery can help you live your best life and improve your health and well-being.