At Promises Brazos Valley, we understand the risks of quitting drugs or alcohol alone. That’s why we have created safe spaces to ease withdrawal at our drug and alcohol detox center. Our drug and alcohol detox programs include medication-assisted treatment, holistic therapy and 24/7 monitoring in a relaxed, comfortable setting.
Detoxification is the process of safely clearing drugs or alcohol from the body. For anyone dealing with addiction, it gives the body and mind the clean slate required to truly start healing.
Quitting cold turkey or easing off substances at home is possible but not recommended. There are a few reasons why seeking comfortable detox with Promises Brazos Valley in College Station, TX, may be the better choice.
First, ending a drug or alcohol addiction can be harmful to your physical and mental health. You build up a drug or alcohol dependency in the body the longer you use a substance. When you quit, your body and brain begin to react to the lack of chemicals that it has become reliant on — this can have dangerous results. That’s why it’s essential to have a trained professional assist you so you can ease through detox safely.
Second, you will likely find more personal success when you detox inside a treatment center that provides structure, support, and motivation. Trying to quit on your own can lead to multiple failed attempts, which hinders your motivation. Our drug and alcohol center in College Station, TX, combines addiction therapy programs with detox and relapse recovery options to help you maintain long-term recovery.
Different substances impact the body in distinct ways, which is why our specialized withdrawal management protocols are adapted for each individual client. We provide targeted care for a wide range of substance use disorders, including:
WHAT TO EXPECT
To ease your anxiety about what lies ahead, the process at our premier detox center in College Station, TX is broken down into three simple, transparent steps.
Our goal is to help you get through the initial phase of your treatment so that you have the will and endurance to keep going in your pursuit of recovery. Detox is never easy, but our treatment specialists will be there for you as you be work to manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings.
Our drug and alcohol detox program in Texas are built on three core pillars:
FREE & CONFIDENTIAL SUPPORT
Our Recovery Advocates are available 24/7 to answer questions and help find the right path for you. If we are not a good fit for your needs, we will refer you to a resource that is.
Answers to the most common questions about our medical detox program.
Most medical detox programs last between 3 and 7 days, though high-risk substances like benzodiazepines may require a longer, medically managed taper.
Most major insurance providers cover medical detox as a necessary clinical service. We can verify your coverage in minutes.
Yes. In fact, we highly recommend it. We facilitate a "warm handoff" directly into our residential program to ensure your recovery momentum continues.
For most people, the acute phase of alcohol detox lasts between 3 and 7 days. However, the timeline is highly dependent on the individual’s history.
Medical detox and residential rehab are different stages of recovery: detox is a short-term medical intervention to safely manage physical withdrawal, while residential rehab is a long-term therapeutic program for psychological healing. Detox keeps you physically safe during the first few days, while rehab provides the tools to stay sober for a lifetime.
Our admissions team is available to answer questions about detox, treatment options, insurance and next steps.
INSURANCE & aDMISSIONS
We accept most major insurance plans and make the admissions process as smooth as possible. In many cases, you can verify your coverage and begin treatment within days.
We'll work with your insurance to confirm your benefits.
Our intake team will ask a series of questions to review your needs and determine the right level of care.
We'll create an individualized treatment plan based on your unique needs.
Your treatment journey begins, often within 24-48 hours.
Our admissions team is available to answer questions now.
