It may have started as a few social drinks with friends, maybe it was what eased the stress of the day or made life’s problems seem okay. But now it is effecting your everyday life. It may seem impossible to go back, to fix the damage that has been done to your life and your loved ones. Restoring Lives understand your dilemma, we help people in the same circumstances every day. You’re not alone and we can help.

Finding the help you need to recuperate is difficult. You may feel like you’re standing at the bottom of a mountain wondering how you’ll make it to the top. Most people can’t do it alone, that’s why Restoring Lives is such a successful resource to help you on your journey. We provide individualized placement based on your circumstances and background. We take the time to get to know you and make specialized arrangements to help you make it to the top.
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Alcoholism is an endless abuse that evolves into a lifestyle. Addiction is developed when a person feels that alcohol will improve their functions of certain tasks. Finding it difficult to relax or have a good time without alcohol is a key identifier of alcoholism. Dr. Nick Sheron, a Liver Specialist at Southampton University describes alcoholism as a spectrum. “At one end of the spectrum you have people that are mildly dependent, those are the people that can’t conceive of a Friday night without having enough drinks to get a little tipsy. At the other end, you have people where alcohol is more important than their jobs, their families, than pretty much anything including being alive.” Sheron explains that the frequency of consumption builds tolerance and the brain requires more alcohol to get the same effect. “Part of this dependence is because the wiring of the brain changes with frequent consumption of alcohol. This change makes you less able to drink in a controlled way.”

No matter where you find yourself on the spectrum, chances are, you’re reading this because alcohol has affected the life of you or a loved one. At Restoring Lives we are experts in all cases of alcohol addiction and can personalize arrangements that fit your needs.

Alcoholism is caused by many different factors and while symptoms of the disorder may be similar, there are many reasons why a person can slip into alcoholism. Sometimes they are trying to treat an underlying disorder such as bipolar disorder or depression. Other people use alcohol to forget past trauma or because more effective coping mechanisms haven’t been taught. Whatever the cause, Restoring Lives is ready to help you help yourself. Our specially-trained therapists have spent years helping people get sober and stay sober. Alcoholism is a highly complex disorder and uncovering the reason for abuse is extremely hard without a properly trained professional. We are here to help you uncover those reasons. We will provide the resources you need and the support that you want during your stay with us. We are committed to providing the best resources and treatment to help you heal and grow.

Why Consider Inpatient Treatment at Restoring Lives

You may have an idea of what inpatient care centers are, and these ideas may be scaring you away from treatment. But not all treatment centers are the same and our intake staff work as your personal specialist to make the most comfortable arrangements for you. We take the time to learn what kind of atmosphere you would like from your inpatient care and place you in the best suited center. You will always have a staff member to turn to when you’re feeling alone or vulnerable.

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Program Philosophy and Benefits

At Restoring Lives we provide you with a full spectrum of treatment options to best fit your needs. We will spend as much time as needed getting to know you as a person in order to fully understand how we can help you heal.

Our team of professionals use the most comprehensive and up-to-date care available using scientifically proven treatments. Our goal is to find you a treatment plan that works and get you back to a successful life as a productive, happy and sober person.

If you feel that you are in a crisis or having thoughts of harming yourself or others please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.

Types of Therapy We Use to Treat Alcoholism

We use a number of treatment types to free you from alcoholism. The first stage of treatment is alcohol detoxification. This includes three steps.

Evaluation- In this step, we will determine which drugs are in your system as many people use alcohol in addition to other drugs. We will also identify any other disorders or underlying causes of alcohol abuse. We call this co-occurring disorder and/or dual diagnosis.
Stabilization- As we guide you through detoxification we will make you as comfortable as possible. We help you manage your feelings and often use medication to help alleviate the discomfort of withdraw symptoms.

Guidance into Treatment- Once you rid your body of drugs and alcohol we prepare and educate you for long-term treatment. You will set goals and develop a plan with your treatment team based around the 12 step model of addiction.