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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 12:30pm - 4:30pm

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Restoration Recovery - Dalton, GA, 1500 Dug Gap Road, Dalton, GA (2026)

06/01/2021

Where can I get substance abuse treatment near me?

If you suspect you have a substance use problem or disorder, then you should speak with a professional about it, and you'll find a substance use and disorder professional here at Restoration Recovery. We're open to patients from anywhere, including the areas of Chattanooga TN, East Ridge TN, Red Bank TN, Fort Oglethorpe GA, East Brainerd TN, and Middle Valley, TN.

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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03/02/2021

What is substance abuse treatment for pregnancy?

There can be many different maternal and fetal consequences to substance abuse during pregnancy. To***co, alcohol, cannabis, and some illicit substances are commonly used/abused, and the consequences of this can be severe, like low birth weight or stillbirth. There are some prenatal treatments available, though, and they're generally behavioral counselling and psychosocial interventions that have been shown to work. Speaking with community workers or with a professional like one of ours here at Restoration Recovery and receiving any of the following services or multiple ones can help:

1. Contingency management A method for behavior modification.
2. Motivational interviewing A style of counselling that's highly collaborative and empathetic.
3. Cognitive behavioral therapy A psychotherapeutic treatment that teaches the patient strategies for reevaluating their thoughts, feelings, behaviors, habits, and circumstances.
4. A comprehensive drug treatment program.
5. Methadone maintenance.

If you believe you or someone you care about needs our services, contact our treatment center today. We can answer any questions you have for us or get you booked in for a consultation with one of our professionals. Alternatively, you can book with our clinic online.

Don't hesitate to contact us today if you or a loved one needs our care and substance abuse treatment. There's a lot we can do to help at Restoration Recovery.

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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02/18/2021

What does cognitive behavioral therapy involve?

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a common and effective kind of talk therapy (psychotherapy). A mental health counsellor will sit and speak with you with the intention of helping you become more aware of inaccurate or negative thoughts so you can challenge them and view challenging situations differently. As a result, you'll be able to respond to these situations more effectively. You can expect a cognitive behavioral therapist to:

1. Help you identify and define the situation you're struggling with.
2. Try to understand your situation.
3. Ask you about your thoughts and feelings about the situation.
4. Help you become more aware of your thoughts, emotions, and beliefs about your situation.
5. Help you identify and reshape negative or inaccurate thinking.

CBT can be done with other therapies or just by itself, and can help patients with disorders like depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and drug use disorders. Even if a person doesn't have a disorder, CBT can still help them manage everyday life situations better. It can be done in groups, one-on-one, or with family. CBT is a very effective therapeutic tool for us here at Restoration Recovery.

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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02/15/2021

What are the 5 stages of recovery?

Stage 1: Acknowledgement of Addiction:
At this stage, the addict realizes that they have a problem. The person struggling with addiction may continue to abuse drugs or alcohol because they have not yet accepted that they truly need help. This particular stage is a learning experience where the addict stops denying that they have a problem, and starts moving toward wanting to do something about it.

Stage 2: Awareness of Addiction:
Once they start to accept their situation, addicts will become more aware of how their behavior and actions have hurt both their family and friends, and their jobs. During this stage, they may not have fully given up using substances, but are gradually realizing how their addiction is ruining their lives.

Stage 3: Recovery Exploration:
At first, some addicts feel they can wean themselves off a substance. They may cut back and try to abstain from using. However, after several failed attempts, they will ultimately realize that they cannot do it alone. This is when the person struggling with addiction will start to seek outside help, either by attending support group meetings or checking themselves into a qualified treatment program.

Stage 4: Start Addiction Recovery:
This stage can be a risky time for addicts. They are just learning how they can survive without the use of substances. They are also attempting to mend relationships they damaged because of their addiction. Once they are able to accept their mistakes and realize that the main thing is to carry on, then they can start to learn new coping skills and healthy eating habits, as well as a workout routine, so they can focus on living a substance-free life.

Stage 5: Ongoing Aftercare and Recovery:
Kicking a substance abuse habit does not end once you stop using. It requires ongoing maintenance to avoid relapsing. At this stage, the recoverer will have developed better coping skills, identified triggers for the addiction, and have a well-built support network to turn to when they are having difficulties in maintaining a drug-free lifestyle.

Even at this stage, relapses can occur, so addicts should be honest with themselves. Recovering addicts must work just as hard, or even harder, then they did at the other stages in order to continue enjoying the new life they have built.

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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02/11/2021

How can I repair relationships after addiction?

1. Communicate
Relationships require communication. The process of rebuilding relationships involves reopening those lines of communication. Let them know you sought help for your addiction and are working to piece your life back together and want to mend your relationship. Communicate this message in person, if possible. If that's not an option, send a letter, an email even a phone call or text message.

2. Ask for Forgiveness And be Honest
If you've struggled with addiction, chances are, you've struggled with denial. In order to live without denial, you must acknowledge that you have made mistakes and in turn, hurt the people around you. Even if friends or family members are slow or hesitant to forgive, know that by apologizing and asking, you are freeing yourself from the guilt.

3. Be Active and Intentional
When people are not active within them, relationships suffer. If your marriage was damaged because of your absence or neglect, take the opportunity to spend more time with your spouse. If your relationship with your kids was minimized, take time to get involved in their lives and their interests. Show up for the baseball practice. Make surprise dinner reservations. Leave a handwritten card on the countertop. Be intentional.

4. Attend Meetings
Getting involved in support groups after rehab shows that you are serious about your sobriety. Support or advice from others in the same situation can go a long way and help keep you on track.

5. Don't Expect a Change Immediately and Be Prepared for some Resistance
It's important to remember your friends, family, and colleagues didn't go to rehab and didn't have the same opportunity you had to heal themselves. While you were in treatment and recovering, they continued living the same way they did when you left. Don't be surprised or offended when you are met with hesitation or resistance, and those around you don't believe what you say, or don't trust your actions.

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, don't lose hope. We are here to help. Contact our office today to get in touch with a specialist. To book an appointment, call us or visit us online!

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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02/08/2021

What percentage of opioid users become addicted?

Opioids are an ingredient in many pain-relieving medications. Since they are controlled substances, drug traffickers also sell them illegally. Opioids, both illegal and prescribed, have caused a surge of deaths in the United States in the past two decades.

- Every day, approximately 130 Americans lose their life from an opioid overdose.
- From 1999 to 2017, 399,230 Americans lost their lives to opioids.
- In 2017, 47,600 fatal overdoses occurred in America which involved at least one opioid.
- In 2017, doctors issued 191,218,272 opioid prescriptions, a slight decline from the 200,000,000 opioid prescriptions which they issued every year from 2006 to 2016.
- Since 2000, the sale of opioid painkillers has skyrocketed by 300%.
- About 20% to 30% of people who take prescription opioids misuse them.
- 2 million Americans misused prescription opioids for the first time in 2017.
- About 10% of people who misuse prescription opioids become addicted to opioids.
- Approximately 2.1 million Americans have an opioid use disorder.

If you or someone you love is struggling with opioid addiction, don't lose hope. We are here to help! At Restoration Recovery, we have addiction experts to help you restore your lives to their former glory. Contact our office today to get in touch with a specialist. To book an appointment, call us or visit us online!

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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02/04/2021

How do I know if I have an alcohol addiction?

When someone has an addiction, they are often the last ones to know, unfortunately. The people who love us and want to see us thrive are usually the first to know. Talk to those you trust and care about you if you are concerned that you might have an alcohol addiction. If your reliance on alcohol creates chaos and suffering in your life, that is a warning sign that you may have an alcohol addiction. Our compassionate staff at Restoration Recovery fully empathizes with anyone that suffers from addiction without judgment. It is our goal to see our patients thriving, healthy, and at peace.

If you would like to learn more about our alcohol addiction programs at Restoration Recovery or book an appointment for yourself or someone you love, you can do so through our website or by calling us!

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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02/02/2021

How do I find a cognitive behavioral therapist?

Your state may have online resources for finding health professionals like therapists. An online search may help you find these resources. You could also look up online something like, "cognitive behavioral therapy in Dalton, GA" or you could ask family and friends if they would recommend a CBT therapist. Of course, you could just come see one of our professionals here at Restoration Recovery! We're fully capable of providing CBT for drug dependencies or other disorders.

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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01/31/2021

How can I get relief from drugs?

If you believe you have a substance use problem or disorder, then it's important to seek help and guidance from a medical professional like your physician or one of our professionals here at Restoration Recovery. Substance abuse or substance use disorder can hurt you and your loved ones, and even lead to health problems and death, and counseling, medicine, or both may be necessary.

At Restoration Recovery, you'll be able to speak with a professional on substance abuse and substance use disorder. Even if you're unsure whether you have a problem, you can still speak with a professional. If you do have a problem, the professional can help in a number of ways, like by providing substance use counseling, dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, relapse prevention services, or a related service.

Such services have so many benefits for patients. For example, the services can help you learn how to identify signs of substance abuse or misuse and cope with any withdrawal symptoms you have.

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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01/28/2021

What therapy is best for trauma?

There are many different approaches to helping a patient deal with and heal from trauma. One approach may work well for you, or possibly a combination of approaches will work best. Some of the more common approaches to treating trauma include:

1. Pharmacotherapy The use of medications to manage trauma and its symptoms
2. Exposure therapy Exposing a person to one's fears, such as memories of a traumatic event, but doing so in a controlled manner
3. Cognitive behavioral therapy Helping a patient change and correct their thoughts and learn how to manage and respond to them
4. Psychodynamic trauma therapy Helping a patient respond to a trauma, then process it and integrate it into their life
5. Group therapy With other survivors of the same or a similar trauma

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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01/22/2021

What does addiction mean?

Addiction is a complex condition. People with addiction have an enormous focus on using a certain substance to the point that it takes over their life. They keep using alcohol or drugs even when they know it will cause problems.

People can develop an addiction to:
- Alcohol
- P*P and other hallucinogens
- Inhalants, such as paint thinners and glue
- Opioid pain killers, such as codeine and oxycodone, he**in
- Sedatives, hypnotics (sleep aids) and anxiolytics (anxiety medication)
- Co***ne, methamphetamine and other stimulants
- To***co and ni****ne

Addiction Treatment Center in Dalton, GA - Call (706) 708-4155
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01/21/2021

Can you rebuild a broken relationship?

Addiction affects everyone involved, not just the individual with the addiction. A side effect of substance abuse is the isolation and damaging of relationships. Although relationships break down, they can be fixed. Here are a few steps one can take to repair a damaged relationship:

1. Set realistic expectations Recovery is a long process. However, any action taken towards rebuilding a relationship is a victory, and these small steps need to be celebrated.
2. Try to separate the disease from the person You wouldn't blame a loved one if they had another chronic, relapsing illness. Addiction is a disease that affects the way a person thinks and reasons.
3. Learn healthy communication methods Effective communications techniques lower the risk of getting into petty disputes and teach people what to do if the conversation gets too heated.
4. Eliminate unhealthy relationships People in a recovering addict's life who still use drugs and alcohol no longer have a place in their life. Neither do those who are, or have been, abusive towards the recoverer.

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