You may never have expected to be looking for drug rehab. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or a loved one, it’s available and can be life-changing. At Red Oak Recovery®, our rehab programs are exclusively for men. Our campus in North Carolina is a tranquil place where they’ll receive support, learn skills for rebuilding their lives, and gain the tools they need to navigate the journey ahead.
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Drug Addiction Can Affect Anyone
Addiction can start after experimenting with drugs casually, as a way to cope with mental health challenges, or even after medical treatment that involves painkillers. In the United States, men are more likely to abuse drugs than women, and their misuse of these substances is more likely to result in emergency department visits or overdose deaths. Additionally, people with mental health conditions are at a greater risk of substance use and developing an addiction.
Drug addiction rehab can help people struggling with all kinds of substances, including:
- Cocaine
- Heroin
- Marijuana
- Meth
- Prescription drugs, including benzos like Xanax, opioids like fentanyl, and stimulants like Adderall
Professional treatment can provide a supportive, secure place where you or your loved one can stop using drugs, learn skills for coping without relapsing, and find a new way forward.
Do You or a Loved One Need Drug Rehab?
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How Treatment at Red Oak Works
At Red Oak, our campus in beautiful Western North Carolina is a tranquil place where men can build a healthy foundation for the future. We develop personalized treatment plans for every man we care for. By taking a holistic approach, we help them care for their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Some substances, like opioids, cause intense cravings and withdrawal symptoms that can be managed with medications. FDA-approved medications are safe, effective parts of treatment for many people in drug rehab. Our team works closely with each client to determine if MAT is an appropriate approach to treatment based on substance use history, physical and mental health needs, and future goals. If it is, we’ll determine the best medication plan for curbing cravings and complementary therapies that teach skills to promote long-term recovery.
Talk and Experiential Therapies
By incorporating a mix of evidence-based and holistic therapies in our therapy plans, we’re able to help men get to the root of their substance use while reconnecting with themselves. We take full advantage of the natural beauty of our campus, hosting outdoor activities like equine and wilderness therapies. Men at Red Oak also work individually with counselors and therapists two to three times per week in a more clinical setting where they’ll engage in talk therapies like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy, eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), and other methods.
Support in Groups
Addiction is isolating and causes intense feelings of guilt and shame. By connecting with other men in our programs, our clients get the opportunity to understand that they’re not alone in their experiences—or their journey forward. We host group therapy and support group meetings, offering safe spaces to connect with others in recovery who can offer empathy and share their own experiences. Additionally, family members are encouraged to participate in family therapy sessions, helping them heal from the impact of their loved one’s addiction and build healthier relationships moving forward.
Co-occurring Disorders Support
Treating addiction without addressing underlying mental health conditions doesn’t provide the best foundation for recovery. We provide dual diagnosis treatment — which means that we have the resources and expertise to help men struggling with mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or bipolar disorder.
Reach Out for Help Today
Don’t stand by while addiction takes over your life or a loved one’s. Reach out to us at Red Oak Recovery® to learn more about our drug rehab programs and how we can support you on the journey to recovery. You’re not alone, and recovery is possible. Contact us online or by calling 828.382.9699 today for more information and take the first step toward a healthier future.