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Opioid overdoses have taken thousands of lives, but evidence-based addiction treatment saves lives and can help you begin a new life in recovery.
Opioid addiction often starts with a prescription for pain medication. As your body becomes dependent on it to function, you may find you’d do anything to take more. According to the Washington State Department of Health, 68% of local drug overdose deaths between 2007 and 2021 involved opioids. Trends show that opioid prescriptions have rapidly increased, which increases exposure to the addictive substance.
Learn what patients remember most about their stay at The Recovery Village Ridgefield.
Opioids and opiates are highly addictive drugs. When a person has an opioid use disorder, they lose control of their opioid or opiate use and continue to take these drugs despite negative consequences. Willpower alone may not improve this medical condition; it often takes opioid addiction treatment. Signs of opioid use disorder include:
Over 45,000 people have trusted The Recovery Village treatment centers with their addictions and co-occurring mental health conditions. Clients at The Recovery Village Ridgefield graduate from our evidence-based opioid rehab with the tools, self-awareness and support needed for an opioid-free life. Anyone can overcome opioid addiction if they devote themselves to their recovery and receive patient-centric, personalized care.
Successful opioid addiction treatment has several steps. Our programs help you tackle the physical, emotional and mental symptoms to give you the best chance at lifelong recovery.
Medical Detox
Opioid withdrawal is among the most uncomfortable types of withdrawal. Having 24/7 medical supervision and prompt treatment for symptoms makes the process safer and more comfortable.
Inpatient Rehab
Clients in inpatient rehab can devote themselves entirely to their recovery because they live on site at the facility and receive daily, intensive addiction treatment.
Treatment For Co-Occurring Disorders
Substance use can often create or worsen other mental health symptoms. We treat mental health and addiction symptoms together for a better recovery.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
Medication may help people with severe opioid use disorders avoid the worst withdrawal symptoms and reduce their risk of relapse.
Teletherapy for Addiction & Mental Health
While most benefit from attending inpatient rehab first, some clients benefit from receiving their outpatient treatment online after more intensive care.
Aftercare Options
You deserve care that lasts. Even after you leave. We’ll equip you with tools, training and core skills to make your transition smooth and successful.
At The Recovery Village Ridgefield, we treat the entire person — not just their addiction. Our methods are backed by research and results, then personalized to meet each client’s needs.
Our counselors work with each person one-on-one to address their symptoms and thought patterns to find the root of their addiction.
Clients have regular group therapy sessions for support, guidance and fellowship with others in recovery.
People are more likely to relapse if they leave treatment too soon. Clients can step down to lower levels of care as their condition improves so they always have the right amount of support.
Recreational therapies, sports and invigorating vistas can help people build relationships with drug-free peers and develop hobbies that support recovery.
Opioid misuse can wreak havoc on your health. Our chef creates delicious and nutritious meals designed to boost recovery and motivate inpatient clients.
At every stage of care, we’re preparing you for graduation. We’ll build a relapse prevention plan and connect you with vital post-treatment resources.
Speak with a Recovery Advocate who can answer your questions and get you the help you need.
We have impacted over 60,000 lives. See what our Alumni have to say about their stay with us.
