Alcohol and Drug Detox In Tennessee | Brooks Healing Center
Detoxification is the cleansing of toxins from the body to reduce substance dependence. How long this takes will vary by the person, but knowing what to expect in advance will help you begin the process with clarity and confidence. If you or a loved one are struggling with alcohol or substance use, reach out today for guidance and practical support. We can help facilitate healing and restoration.
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What to Expect During Drug and Alcohol Detox
Your body and your brain are actively eliminating harmful substances from your body. With dependence comes a period of transition or withdrawal, where your brain and your body must adjust back to natural functioning without substances.
This can lead to both physical and psychological symptoms, some of which are uncomfortable, and still more that can be life-threatening.[1] Safety during detox is critical, and our inpatient alcohol and drug detox in Nashville offers 24/7 support to facilitate a smooth and stress-free experience.
While these are considered normal side effects, you don’t have to deal with them alone. In fact, it could be unsafe for you to do so. Our medically trained professionals are here to make this difficult process as comfortable as possible.
Why You Should Not Try to Detox at Home
It may sound easier to detox in the comfort of your home, but you may need medical support to help you through it. Trying to fight this alone may do more harm than good. It can even be dangerous. Even if you have a mild case, we strongly advise talking to a medical professional to make sure at-home detox is safe for you. Here’s why you should work with a medically trained professional.
Detox and Inpatient Addiction Recovery at Brooks Healing Center
This early stage of recovery requires safety and support. Our medical detox program offers 24/7 access to medical and clinical care in a peaceful environment. We’re invested in your comfort and safety throughout the duration of your stay and beyond.
You will enjoy chef-prepared meals, gorgeous riverside scenery, exciting outdoor adventures, and a powerful community of peers. Working closely with our treatment providers, holistic treatment begins during this level of care and will include individual and group therapy and a number of wellness interventions.
Our detox program is followed by an accredited residential treatment program where you will continue treatment according to your individualized treatment plan. Our substance abuse treatment program is designed to eliminate all distractions and provide an immersive experience here in the Tennessee countryside. This is where healing and sustained recovery begin to take shape in your life.
Aftercare, outpatient treatment, and other treatment options will be discussed and planned with you during the final phase of your treatment program here at our recovery center.
What therapies are offered at drug detox centers in Tennessee?
There are a number of evidence-based treatments and behavioral and mental health therapies available that are beneficial to drug and alcohol addiction as well as mental health or co-occurring disorders. To support your recovery and enhance the treatment experience, you may participate in some or all of the following interventions:
- Trauma-informed Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Adventure Therapy
- Brainspotting (BSP)
- Experiential Therapy
- Garden Therapy
- 12-Step Facilitation Therapy
Positive Outcomes and Success Rates of Drug Detox
Decades of research and study across multiple disciplines in the addiction and recovery industry have influenced improvements in treatment program offerings and resulted in lives changed.
One study revealed that those who participate in medical detox are more likely to complete the detoxification process than those who attempt detox on their own without professional medical supervision.[4] Another study confirmed the same, indicating that 94% of patients who participated in alcohol detox successfully completed the entire detox regimen.[5]
Does Insurance Cover Alcohol and Drug Detox in Tennessee?
Yes, in many cases, health insurance can cover some or all of detox or alcohol and drug addiction treatment. We must first clarify what level of care is appropriate for you and ensure Brooks Healing Center is a good fit. Our admissions team will help you determine what insurance covers and walk you through any other potential costs.
Pay For Treatment With Insurance
Call now or complete the form with your health insurance information, and our admissions team will verify your coverage and discuss the cost of treatment services.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Alcohol and Drug Detox In Tennessee
Do I really need addiction treatment?
The answer to this is deeply personal and highly subjective. If you’re struggling with alcohol or substance misuse or co-occurring disorders, you are likely experiencing the negative impact in multiple areas of life. Abstinence and sober living aren’t easy to achieve on your own, but with an immersive, professional treatment program and powerful community support, we can help you get there.
Who oversees the detox process?
We have a team of medical professionals, including physicians, nurses, clinicians, and support staff, to aid you during detox. Each one has expertise in managing the early stages of withdrawal, and many have firsthand experience with it. They will assist with comfort care, vital signs, support, counseling, and safety.
How long is a rehab program?
The combined timeline for medical detox and inpatient rehab at Brooks Healing Center typically lasts 30 to 45 days, but each patient’s recovery journey is different. We’re here to support you through the entire process of detox and alcohol or drug rehab and beyond.
What can I bring to a Tennessee addiction treatment center?
Our drug and alcohol addiction treatment center is a rural, inpatient facility set in the Tennessee countryside. We recommend packing comfortable clothes and shoes along with any necessary personal hygiene items. Check the packing list for our detox center in Nashville for additional information and restrictions.