Drug & Alcohol Rehab
in Woodland

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Drug and alcohol use disorders are challenging to address when they hurt you or someone you love. You can treat addiction although it is a disease, and long term recovery is likely through professional addiction treatment intervention programs.

On this page we will explain how an integrated treatment program can enable you or someone you love to start and sustain addiction recovery.

What is Addiction Rehab (Rehabilitation)?

Addiction ‘rehab’ refers to the process of medical care and psychotherapeutic interventions to tackle your dependency on drugs such as illegal drugs, prescription drugs and alcohol. Addiction Rehab that is specific to your lifestyle needs is successful when it includes medically-supervised detox, residential programs, outpatient programs and relapse prevention techniques.

Facts & Statistics about Addiction in Woodland

Prevalence of Substance Use Disorder, by Drug Type

POPULATION
(IN THOUSANDS)
    • 2,7578.5%Any Substance
    • 2,0886.4%Alcohol
    • 1,0683.3%Ilicit Drugs
    • 2060.6%Pain Medication

Drug- and Alcohol-Induced Deaths by Age Group, California, 2016

Per 100,000 Population
  • Alcohol-Induced
  • Drug-Induced
    • 18 to 250.5
    • 9.6
    • 26 to 354.3
    • 13.9
    • 36 to 6424.2
    • 22.9
    • 65+23.7
    • 9.4

Drug Use, by Selected Type and Age Group California, 2015 to 2016

  • 12 to 17
  • 18 to 25
  • 26+
    • Marijuana*13.2%
    • 34.0%
    • 13.5%
    • Misuse of Pain Medications3.5%
    • 8.0%
    • 4.3%
    • Cocaine0.8%
    • 7.2%
    • 1.8%
    • Heroin0%
    • 0.4%
    • 0.2%

What are the treatment options available in Woodland?

By integrating treatment models, treatment experts can help you to isolate and treat the root causes of your substance addictions. Symptoms of substance misuse should be treated but learning new life skills empowers you to tackle the issues that lead to your drug or alcohol addiction.

Private Residential Programs

Residential addiction rehab programs require you to stay at the treatment center and take part in your treatments on-site. Its key benefit is that you will receive integrated treatment and support throughout the day.

By being away from your home and living at the treatment facility you will protect yourself from the triggers that contributed to your substance dependence. You will be less susceptible to relapse when you complete your treatment program in a controlled center where the environment is supportive. If you struggle with a strong substance dependency, or if you suffer from a dual diagnosis or co-occurring illness, a residential addiction treatment program is advised.

Enrolling in a residential rehab program is an effective way to treat addiction, and maintaining it demands ongoing focus because maintaining recovery is challenging during the early stages. Once your residential program is finished you will have the skills to be more independent and your focus will be on your new life and the things you want to achieve from it.

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Sober Living Programs

Sober living programs enable people in recovery build further control over their lives, with support and some guidance. Sober living programs typically have:

  1. A house manager who will visit you throughout the day
  2. Supporting you on the best way to behave in recovery
  3. Fostering important friendships with others in recovery who can empathize with your experiences

Outpatient Programs

Outpatient programs are easier to adjust to so that you can maintain any work/life commitments and still undergo treatments, by coming to the rehab center weekly.

Outpatient programs usually provide:

  1. Education on abusing drugs
  2. Group therapy and individual counseling as drivers for addiction recovery – You should be enrolled in an outpatient program for at least three months, and may remain in it for longer than a year if required.

Detox Only Programs

Most individuals require a medical detox to initiate drug or alcohol rehabilitation, because it deals with physical dependence on substances by ridding it from your system. You typically experience withdrawal symptoms as a normal response to the absence of substances in your system.

After this you will continue forward in your recovery journey, as you learn and address the primary causes for your addiction, to help you recognise the patterns and avoid it in the early stages of recovery and beyond. Quite a few substances result in temporary cravings and withdrawal symptoms after you have completed detox. You can limit the odds of relapse by developing coping strategies for long-term recovery success.

Paying for Private Treatment

If you wish to continue with private rehab, you will need to fund it yourself or start a claim via your healthcare policy. Many health insurance providers will contribute to some of the costs associated with a rehab program, which includes a detox, rehab program and aftercare support. Your provider’s terms and conditions will provide details on how much cover you can claim for.

We advise that you check how much you can claim prior to enrolling for treatment. Our Verify Your Insurance page can help you determine eligibility for cover. By not making a claim via your health insurance cover, the cost of your treatment needs to be covered directly. Some rehab centers may extend payment plans when clients find the costs unaffordable upfront.

State Funded Programs

State-funded treatment programs can be used by those who struggle with alcoholism or substance dependencies and who may not have the means to afford private treatment. These programs make use of funding from Medicaid as well as federal and state budgets to facilitate recovery through:

  1. Medical drug/alcohol detox
  2. Addiction Rehabilitation and relapse prevention services.

If you do not have private health insurance or you do not have available funds, you can consider applying for a state-funded treatment program. You will need to provide:

  1. Medical information about your addiction issues
  2. Evidence of where you live
  3. Proof of your earnings
  4. Evidence that you reside legally in the US

More details about the application process can be found here. In order to locate contact details for your state agency, this document provides the necessary details.

The following state-funded addiction rehab programs are available in Woodland:

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    Fourth and Hope Walters House


    285 4th Street, Woodland, CA 95695
    530-662-2699
    www.fourthandhope.org

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    CommuniCare Health Centers Woodland Day Reporting Center


    2780 East Gibson Road, Woodland, CA 95776
    530-405-2815
    communicarehc.org

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    Turning Point Community Programs


    212 I Street, Davis, CA 95616
    530-758-4078
    https://findtreatment.gov/

Maintaining Addiction Recovery in Woodland

Maintaining addiction recovery can feel difficult once you return to life outside of rehab. When you were in rehab the environment was controlled and you had support from professionals. When you depart rehab there will be some new challenges that you will have to learn to cope with. In our experience, clients with intense dependencies and those who do not develop the necessary support structure find long term recovery more difficult when they leave rehab. Relapse can occur when you don’t have aftercare to support you in your new-found sobriety.

The following AA/NA meetings are available in Woodland:

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    CACHE CREEK LODGE


    Miracle of Recovery Group, Non-Smoking and Open:
    Kentucky and Aspen, Woodland CA, 95695
    Saturday: 8:00 pm
    https://www.drugstrategies.org/

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    NORTH WOODLAND GROUP


    North Woodland Group, Discussion/Participation and Closed:
    268 Pearl Way, Woodland CA, 95695
    Monday: 7:00 pm
    https://www.drugstrategies.org/

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    AA - Woodland Womens Group Virtual Meeting


    Closed and Women:
    620 North Street, Woodland, CA, 95695
    Monday: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
    https://alcoholicsanonymous.com/

Aftercare & Alumni Programs

An aftercare program is a resource to support your recovery when you go back to your daily life. Up to 60% of clients in recovery relapse as a result of unpredictable changes they experience, taking part in aftercare programs can boost your chance of staying sober.

When you approach finishing your rehab program, you can be thinking about which services will benefit your long term recovery. We can create an aftercare program that protects you. One such benefit of finishing rehab is entering an alumni community program, where you will be able to liaise with former clients and staff as part of a recovery community.

You will enjoy access to special events and receive guidance and encouragement from individuals who are in recovery long-term. You may also reciprocate in the program by supporting other people if you like.

Support Groups (Fellowship Meetings)

Support groups remain an important function of long-term recovery because social structures motivate lasting sobriety. You will benefit from long-term recovery support if you participate in groups like Narcotics Anonymous or Alcoholics Anonymous by attending any 12-step meetings. During support group meetings, other members begin to share their stories and learn from the experiences of others. By building friendships and staying committed to the 12-steps, those in recovery will feel encouraged to take responsibility for their actions and protect those around them.

Support for Families & Children Affected by Addiction

Those living in a family with addiction issues are damaged, in different ways, by its negative consequences. While the person battling with addiction certainly needs support and guidance, other members of the household also need assistance. Family support groups have two important benefits: you can support yourself and the person in the early stages of recovery. Some important support groups for families and children affected by addiction include:

  • Parents of Addicted Loved Ones
  • SMART Recovery Family & Friends
  • NAMI Family Support Groups
  • Al-Anon
  • Families Anonymous
  • Alateen
  • Nar-Anon

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