Signs & Symptoms of Addiction
Common signs and symptoms of a substance use disorder include:
- You continue taking a drug despite the negative consequences
- You begin to develop a tolerance and need more of a drug to achieve the same results
- You start to feel withdrawal symptoms when the drug wears off. You may be shaky, depressed, sick to your stomach, sweat, or have headaches.
- You have trouble stopping your drug or alcohol habit
- You have lost interest in things you once liked to do.
- You have begun having trouble doing normal daily things, like cooking or working.
- You drive or do other dangerous things (like use heavy machines) when you are on the drug.
- You borrow or steal money to pay for drugs.
If you or someone you know is experiencing any of the above symptoms, please contact our luxury addiction treatment center for more information on our treatment programs, private rooms, and therapy methods.
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Admissions Criteria
- 18 years or older
- Primary substance use or substance-related problem
- Must be entering treatment voluntarily with a commitment to discovering a healthier lifestyle free from addictions
- Deemed suitable for sub-acute detoxification or residential drug treatment services after intake, psychological and medical assessments that cover the following:
- Withdrawal: Patient not at risk for severe complications, or is experiencing stable withdrawal
- Bio-Medical Conditions: None or stable biomedical conditions and/or complications, or under the care of a physician who attests to suitability and will continue to monitor the resident.
- Emotional/Behavioral/Cognitive Conditions and Complications: None or minimal; not distracting to recovery, able to be managed in the residential level of care, individuals deemed high risk for violence or suicide shall be referred for psychiatric inpatient treatment.
- Level of Denial as to nature of adverse alcohol/drug consequences: Patient voluntarily presents for treatment, accepts the presence of a substance use disorder, and its consequences, and accepts the need for a structured residential setting.
- Additionally, participants seeking readmission must recognize the inability to manage recovery without additional residential services. Participants must be willing to meet program expectations.
Exclusion Criteria
- Has primary process addiction without a co-morbid substance use disorder or has no substance use disorder
- Exhibits dangerous behavior
- Requires immediate medical evaluation, or ongoing high-intensity medical or nursing care.
- Potential admissions with a BAL of .300 or higher will require medical treatment and clearance at the emergency room prior to admission
- Refusal to comply with admission procedures, resident rules, program schedule, and recommendations
- An active and unmanaged eating disorder
- Active psychosis, mania, or a disorder or condition such that the individual is unable to exist in group settings without disruptions or safety concerns
- Chronic pain condition that requires additional treatment, medication supervision, and/or narcotic medication and/or unwillingness to discontinue a contraindicated medication
- Has an intellectual or developmental disability, which is primary to substance use disorder, or the disability would preclude the individual from benefiting from the program as designed.
- Would be better served by a program more appropriate to the individual’s diagnosis or condition
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What To Bring
- 5-7 days worth of clothing (on-site laundry facilities available)
- Swimsuit for pool
- Exercise clothing, yoga wear, and athletic shoes
- Cell phone and/or laptop
- Hygiene products
- A photo of your loved ones
- Non-addictive prescriptions in their original bottles
- Any medications not approved by our medical staff will be disposed of in accordance to our policy
- A more through packing list will be sent further into the admission process
What NOT to Bring
- Addictive substances, illegal drugs, and alcohol
- Cigarettes that have been opened (must be new boxes that are sealed)
- Any products containing alcohol such as mouthwash
- Towels or linens (provided)
- Over the counter medicines (provided)
- Any prescription meds that aren’t in their original bottle with your name attached
- Any medications not approved by our medical staff will be disposed of in accordance to our policy
- Have family member destroy all addictive substances and paraphernalia before you leave for treatment
- Any clothing advertising the use of drugs or alcohol
Questions to ask when selecting a treatment center for you or your loved one:
- What are your staff’s qualifications? Are they licensed clinicians?
- How many times per week will I/my loved one receive an individual session?
- Do you offer holistic treatment? How often? Are they included in your cost? Are these services offered onsite or offsite?
- Do you offer a variety of treatment philosophies including 12 step, Non-12 step rehab and SMART Recovery® rehab programs?
- How many clients are in your group sessions?
- Do you offer onsite detox?
- What type of family support is included?
- What do you do in order to support your clients after they discharge?
If you are interested in learning more about how AToN Center’s San Diego rehab center can facilitate your recovery from addiction, please contact us today.
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