Getting Sober: The 5 Tips You Need
Alcoholism is a physiological addiction - along with a psychological crutch. If getting and staying sober is your goal, these five strategies will help.
When you’re living with addiction, it’s common to feel powerless and out of control. But we know recovery is possible, no matter how long you’ve dealt with addiction or whether you’ve tried treatment before. We’re here with proven medical treatments, mental health support and a kind, listening ear as you navigate healing.
Addiction, also known as substance use disorder, is a treatable condition. It’s not a choice, moral failing or lack of willpower. At Henry Ford Health, our compassionate team provides evidence-based, full-spectrum services, from residential treatment to medication management, therapy and support groups.
We meet you where you are with flexible, personalized care. Offering innovative treatment options and same-day access, we’re here to help you find hope, healing and lasting recovery.
We understand that substance use disorder isn’t about an unwillingness to change. It is a neurological (brain) disease that requires targeted, specialized care.
When you choose the Henry Ford addiction program, you can expect:
Our team cares for anyone dealing with addiction to substances. Some of the most common conditions we treat include addiction to:
We provide full-spectrum substance use disorder care, including:
Henry Ford Health also provides some types of outpatient addiction treatment through virtual care. You can connect using your smartphone, tablet or computer.
Learn more about the unique aspects of each of our addiction medicine locations across metro Detroit and south central Michigan:
To request an assessment or find out more about our substance use disorder services, please contact:
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