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How to Stop Using Prescription Drugs

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How to Stop Using Prescription Drugs

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Many people take prescription medications to treat various conditions and ailments. Prescription drugs can be an effective treatment when used as they are intended. Unfortunately, rates of prescription drug misuse continue to rise in communities across the country. This can have significant consequences for someone’s health and lead to more dangerous substance abuse with illegal drugs.

If you are looking for a prescription drug program for women, consider The Willows at Red Oak Recovery®. Call 855.773.0614 to speak with someone from our caring and compassionate team about the support and care we provide our clients need for quitting prescription drugs, healing, and leading fulfilling lives.

How to Stop Prescription Drug Use

Using prescription drugs is not necessarily dangerous or problematic. Many rely on medications to alleviate symptoms of various mental and physical conditions. However, for some, there is a fine line between legal prescription drug use and developing a dependence on them. It is an issue when someone uses prescription drugs in ways they are not prescribed. This may be someone using more than their prescribed dose or taking a prescription that does not belong to them. Any recreational prescription drug use is also a cause for great concern.

Quitting prescription drugs is similar to overcoming any other kind of addiction. Our women’s addiction treatment staff understands how to help clients struggling with addiction. To quit prescription drugs, seeking professional treatment that provides a safe environment to heal and overcome addiction is beneficial. Trying to stop yourself without proper care is ineffective and dangerous. At The Willows at Red Oak Recovery®, we take a dynamic approach to treatment that prepares women for fulfilling post-treatment lives.

Treatment Options for Quitting Prescription Drugs

To understand how to stop prescription drug use, it is essential to recognize that everyone’s experiences and needs differ. That is why we offer individualized care for each woman, where we tailor our holistic and evidence-based treatment options to meet their unique needs. We help clients quit prescription drugs by healing the whole person, not just their addiction. This means providing care for each client’s physical, mental, and spiritual well-being—many associate addiction treatment with only treating the physical side effects of substance abuse. However, solely focusing on this side of addiction can lead to a cycle of relapse. Our many treatment services help the women in our care improve their mental and spiritual health to achieve long-term sobriety.

Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment Components

Below are some of the addiction therapy services we provide to help clients stop prescription drug use:

  • Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) program
  • Psychotherapy program
  • Trauma therapy program
  • Group therapy program
  • Individual therapy program
  • Family therapy program
  • Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy program
  • Rational emotive therapy program
  • Experiential therapy program
  • Recovery management

Seeking prescription drug addiction treatment helps clients break free from their drug dependence. Once they can stop misusing drugs, the individuals can reflect on the root causes of their addiction and discover any underlying issues that may impact their sobriety. In our numerous addiction therapy services, clients learn to replace their triggers with healthy coping mechanisms. We work to equip those in our care with skills and tools to build a healthier lifestyle.

Addiction Treatment and Mental Health Care for Women

Some of the treatment services we offer women are:

  • 12-step program
  • Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
  • Primary treatment center
  • Women’s aftercare program
  • Women’s dual diagnosis treatment program
  • Women’s trauma treatment
  • Disordered eating support for women
  • Women’s substance abuse treatment center
  • Women’s drug addiction treatment

For those looking for women’s addiction treatment for prescription drug abuse, our team can help you. We offer many treatment and therapy services to help clients heal and achieve lasting sobriety.

Find Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment at The Willows at Red Oak Recovery®

Are you set on quitting prescription drugs? Contact The Willows at Red Oak Recovery® today at 855.773.0614 to learn more about our many programs and services.