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New Mexico Detox Centers for Drug & Alcohol Addiction

New Mexico detox centers use treatments that can help you or your loved one safely and comfortably overcome physical dependency on drugs and alcohol. Detox is often the first stage of addiction treatment, and helps individuals recover and heal from the physical and psychological effects of substance abuse. Recovering from addiction at a drug or alcohol detox center is the best step you can take to become healthier, rebuild your life, and achieve lifelong sobriety.

Detox centers are located all throughout New Mexico to accommodate residents in the state who need help fighting addiction. Browse detox centers near your home, in small, remote towns like Magdalena, or in larger cities like Albuquerque and Santa Fe. For help with finding New Mexico detox centers, call 505-591-0665(Sponsored) to learn more about your treatment options.

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Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers in New Mexico

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Why Choose New Mexico Detox Centers?

New Mexico detox centers are devoted to helping individuals overcome chemical dependency so their brains and bodies can function more efficiently without the need for drugs and alcohol. Detox centers will customize treatments for each patient based on factors including the type of substance involved, length of use, and any existing physical or psychological health conditions.

Benefits of choosing NM detox centers:

  • New daily structure and routine. Patients can develop new routines packed with healthy activities that don’t involve drugs and alcohol.
  • Medical supervision. Most NM detox centers monitor the detox and withdrawal process 24/7 to reduce the risk for health complications.
  • Numerous therapy options. Patients at NM detox centers can often choose among therapies including medication-assisted treatment, exercise therapy, nutrition therapy, and more.
  • Reduced discomfort during withdrawal. NM detox centers will prescribe medications or use alternative therapies like massage and acupuncture to reduce the severity of withdrawal symptoms.

Detox centers in New Mexico have the resources needed to treat nearly any addiction type, including that to alcohol, heroin, methamphetamine, and all other substances. Detox may be combined with counseling, 12-step support groups, and other therapies aimed at helping you stay sober following detox treatment.

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Drug & Alcohol Detox Statistics

  • 501 people in New Mexico died from drug-related overdoses in 2015.
  • Drug overdose deaths in New Mexico increased by 102% from 2000 to 2014.
  • 70% of all drug overdose deaths in New Mexico are caused by heroin or painkillers.
  • New Mexico ranks 2nd among states with the highest rates of teen cocaine and Ecstasy use.
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Treatment Approaches

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1Assessment

Our helpline will ask you some simple questions and help you determine whether a particular detox center is right for you.

2Detox

Caring treatment specialists will work with you to keep you comfortable during withdrawal to prepare you for recovery.

3Rehab

Therapy and counseling are provided to help you discover the core reasons behind your addiction and how to cope without drugs or alcohol.

4Recovery

Follow-up programs and continued attention to recovery assist you in maintaining a sober lifestyle following the treatment received in detox and rehab.

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How Long is New Mexico Alcohol Detox?

The length of time it takes to detox from alcohol in New Mexico varies for each patient. Alcohol withdrawal symptoms often set in within eight hours of consuming the last alcohol beverage, but can begin a day or two later for some individuals. Withdrawal symptoms often peak between 24 and 72 hours after consuming the last drink, and can go on for up to several days or weeks.

Factors that affect the amount of time for alcohol detox:

  • Length of time the patient has abused alcohol
  • Frequency of alcohol intake
  • Amount of alcohol consumed
  • Patient’s nutrition status
  • Patient’s age and weight
  • Co-occurring mental health disorders
  • Whether alcohol was combined with other substances

If you or a loved one needs help safely overcoming alcohol dependency, call 505-591-0665(Sponsored) to discuss your options for nearby New Mexico detox centers.

How Long is New Mexico Drug Detox?

Drug detox in New Mexico can take anywhere between several days and months, depending on the treatment type and other details surrounding an individual’s addiction. For instance, patients battling addiction to prescription drugs like sleep aids and benzodiazepines may detox using a tapering method, in which doctors gradually reduce a patient’s dosage over several weeks. Alternately, patients can undergo rapid detox, which flushes drugs from the body and forces patients to withdraw in as little as three days.

Factors that affect the amount of time for drug detox:

  • Dosage of drugs being used
  • Frequency of drug use
  • Length of time the patient has been using substances
  • Patient’s nutrition status
  • Patient’s age and weight
  • Co-occurring mental health disorders

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Inpatient vs. Outpatient Detox Centers in NM

New Mexico detox centers conduct therapy in inpatient and outpatient settings to accommodate patients with different treatment needs and lifestyles. Residential inpatient detox centers allow patients to live on-site for the duration of detox and recovery, and may offer services including daily housekeeping, nutritional meals, and recreational therapy. Inpatient treatment is ideal for those who need help establishing daily routines and require safe, stable environments away from drugs, alcohol, and negative influences.

Outpatient detox centers in New Mexico offer daytime treatment so patients can return home at night and manage everyday lives involving family, work, and school. Patients are often prescribed medications they can take at home for treating addiction, or are required to visit the detox center every day to receive their daily dosage of medication. For instance, patients being treated for heroin addiction can visit an outpatient detox center to receive a daily dose of methadone to curb heroin cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

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