Sante Center For Healing

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• Addiction Treatment Programs

  Addiction is a struggle, and healing from addiction requires hands-on help and continued follow-up. Santé Center for Healing offers compassionate, state-of-the-art treatment that extends beyond the center and into the community with aftercare programs and planning to help those recovering from addiction. We offer addiction detox services and addiction treatment services. In addition to a life free of addictive thinking, Santé also encourages healthy living and spirituality. Our walking trails and spacious client rooms provide a tranquil living space where quiet reflection and personal inventory can take place. Several kinds of addiction treatment therapies are offered at Santé, tailored to our client’s individual needs and circumstances. This helps Santé meet the needs of those clients resistant to traditional treatment principles.

• Addiction Detox Services

  Many facilities don’t have the ability to provide you with on-site detox center, but that’s not the case at Santé Center for Healing. Located in Argyle, Texas, our medically trained professionals are here to help you through the detox process. You may be reading this and wondering why you need to detox in the first place. It’s important to understand what detox is for and how dangerous it can be if you try to detox alone. Some of our addiction detox services are: Medical Detox Alcohol Detox Drug Detox Heroin Detox THE DANGERS OF NOT GOING TO A DETOX CENTER One of the worst parts about the stigma of addiction is that people see addiction as a weakness. When this false narrative often gets embedded into an addicted person’s brain, it can have dangerous results. When individuals begin to believe their addiction is a weakness, they may attempt self-detox out of pride. However, it’s important to understand how withdrawal works and why it’s so dangerous to undergo alone. Your body is trying to maintain balance at all times, and addiction throws everything out of whack. Since your body adjusts to substance abuse over time, it doesn’t know what to do when you stop. During this process, neurotransmitters and different organs in your body begin to go into shock. This is what causes a variety of different mental and physical withdrawal symptoms. Heart failure is one possible negative side effect. Although long-term substance abuse undoubtedly damaged your heart, the detox process puts it under even more stress. Without the proper medical care, you can experience heart failure, which can be fatal. HOW CAN A DETOX CENTER HELP? In some cases, withdrawal symptoms can be so harsh and uncomfortable that they make individuals want to return to drinking or using. Depending on the substance that you’re using as well as other factors, the symptoms can vary. Some of the most common withdrawal symptoms include: Nausea Aches and pains Cold sweats Anxiety Restlessness The benefit of going to Santé Center for Healing for a medical detox is that our compassionate professionals can help to reduce these symptoms. If necessary, different medications can help calm your anxiety when you feel like your mind won’t stop racing. If you’re experiencing insomnia, medications can help you with that as well. Aside from these medications, you may receive some that reduce the cravings in early sobriety. These medications will be administered by trained professionals at Santé Center who understand the detox process. LEARNING TO STAY SOBER AFTER DETOX At Santé Center for Healing, we know that getting sober is a lot easier than staying sober. If staying sober only involved going through an alcohol or drug detox, many more people would have stayed sober. Addiction treatment at our facility will help you realize that the drugs or alcohol are only a symptom of your problem. We’re going to teach you how to deal with everything that leads you to pick up the first drink or drug. Aside from detox, additional levels of addiction treatment services include: Residential addiction treatment Intensive outpatient Continuing care at our outpatient clinic Transitional living Even though it’s a little farther away, find out why Texas residents choose us over Fort Worth or Dallas addiction treatment. Call Santé Center for Healing today at 866-238-3154 .

• Addiction Therapy Services

  For more than twenty years, Santé Center for Healing’s clinical staff has worked individually with clients and their families to identify and address unresolved trauma at the core of substance abuse disorders, eating disorders, problematic sexual behavior and other process/behavioral addictions. In addition to assessments, detox, residential programming, intensive outpatient, transitional living, addiction therapy services, family education and support, ongoing alumni support and professional education courses, Santé offers two different highly effective 4-day Therapy Intensives: Recovering from Trauma and Recovering from Codependency.

• Professionals Program

  PROFESSIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM Most professionals are faced with an environment in which they are expected to know more, do more in less time, lead others and accept liability in an atmosphere that seems less respectful and often differs from their expectations during training. This situation, combined with the personality traits that it takes to get through the rigorous educational and training process can put these professionals at high risk for substance use disorder, behavioral addiction or disruptive behaviors. Design checkered element LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT Santé’s assessments are tailored to the specific needs of the professional; therefore, the different types of testing can vary from one individual to another. Collateral data can be collected from family, friends, colleagues, employers and from any written complaint that may have led to the assessment. MAINTAINING PROPER BOUNDARIES COURSE If you have clients who are exhibiting risky attitudes and behaviors around boundaries (verbal, moral, ethical, legal, sexual), whether substance abuse is involved or not, this course is a great early intervention that could save a license or a life.

• Residential

  Santé Center for Healing is situated on a beautiful hilltop in rural Argyle, Texas, which is approximately 30 miles north of Dallas/Fort Worth. Our residential treatment program helps adults who suffer from addictive disorders including chemical dependency and process addiction. Santé understands that there are many challenges on the road to recovery and that addiction must be treated one step at a time. Our Intake and Admissions Counselors are qualified and knowledgeable of the specifics of treatment. Their goal is to make the admission process as smooth as possible for the client, family, and referent. Whether you choose to enroll in residential treatment or one of our other levels of addiction treatment services, our main goal is for our clients to live a life in recovery. They learn to be aware of their issues and gain the skills to resolve them. They will know how to prevent relapses, and live without the feelings of shame or guilt that often accompany their diagnosis. The professionals at Santé specialize in working with individuals affected by any addictive disorder; chemical or process. More specifically, Santé specializes in treating dual diagnoses and poly-addictions. With meaningful guidelines and principles in place, Santé refuses to give up on any client, no matter how difficult.

• Mens Drug Rehab

  Santé Center for Healing is situated on a beautiful hilltop in rural Argyle, Texas, which is approximately 30 miles north of Dallas/Fort Worth. Our residential treatment program helps adults who suffer from addictive disorders including chemical dependency and process addiction. Santé understands that there are many challenges on the road to recovery and that addiction must be treated one step at a time. Our Intake and Admissions Counselors are qualified and knowledgeable of the specifics of treatment. Their goal is to make the admission process as smooth as possible for the client, family, and referent. Whether you choose to enroll in residential treatment or one of our other levels of addiction treatment services, our main goal is for our clients to live a life in recovery. They learn to be aware of their issues and gain the skills to resolve them. They will know how to prevent relapses, and live without the feelings of shame or guilt that often accompany their diagnosis. The professionals at Santé specialize in working with individuals affected by any addictive disorder; chemical or process. More specifically, Santé specializes in treating dual diagnoses and poly-addictions. With meaningful guidelines and principles in place, Santé refuses to give up on any client, no matter how difficult.

• Women's Drug Rehab

  Addiction is a disease. Therefore, it slowly chips away at an individual’s life. The longer the problem goes untreated, the higher the number of severe consequences. If you suffer from drug or alcohol addiction, our women’s drug rehab can help. WOMEN AND ADDICTION Recovery at Our Women's Drug Rehab ProgramUnfortunately, women are especially vulnerable to battling an addiction. Mothers, daughters, and granddaughters develop substance dependency if they continue using. Addiction doesn’t discriminate. Any woman who abuses drugs or alcohol can develop an increase in tolerance, dependence, and addiction. Overall, addiction leads to other destructive behavior. For example, women who abuse drugs or alcohol are more likely to engage in unprotected sex. Unsafe sex can lead to unplanned pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases (STD’s). Additionally, women with addiction problems are at higher risk for sexual assault. HOW A WOMEN’S DRUG REHAB CAN HELP Addiction is complicated, but recovery is always possible. A quality women’s drug rehab program teaches you to resist urges and maintain lifelong sobriety. After successful rehabilitation, you may never return to destructive drug and alcohol abuse. A gender-specific women’s drug rehab has many tools for helping you reach your long-term goal. A combination of these resources puts you on the track for lasting recovery. Upon entering rehab, you must undergo detox before beginning an addiction treatment program. Detox can be uncomfortable as harmful toxins leave the body. Of course, rehab professionals are on-site 24/7 to help guests manage symptoms. It’s important to understand that self-detox is unsuccessful. Therefore, detoxing in a reputable rehab facility is your best option. The safest and most effective withdrawal process is to undergo detox while medical staff is present. A quality women’s drug rehab program provides individual treatment plans. We create unique programs that meet each guest’s needs based on their history with addiction. Unfortunately, there are treatment plans that don’t cater to the individual. Therefore, you should try to avoid these. During rehab, it’s crucial to undergo therapy with a psychologist. Many women have personal issues that trigger addictive behaviors. Identifying and working through these problems is necessary to maintain lifelong sobriety. Otherwise, relapse is likely. WOMEN’S DRUG REHAB IN ARGYLE, TEXAS If you’re looking for a rehab program that can help you beat addiction, consider Santé Center for Healing in Argyle, Texas. We offer varying levels of addiction treatment services for individuals ready toward recovery. Upon arrival, guests at our detox and rehab center undergo an intensive three-day evaluation. Once the initial process is complete, guests can start their treatment plan. The programs we offer include: On-site Detox Residential Treatment Intensive Outpatient Psychotherapy Dual Diagnosis Mental Health Treatment Our center takes a compassionate approach to treatment. If you’re ready to put an end to addiction, we can guide you to lifelong recovery. A happier, healthier life is within your reach. GET ADDICTION HELP TODAY Don’t let addiction control your life. Take the first step toward recovery today. With professional help, you learn to say no to substance abuse and develop a positive perspective. Long-term sobriety is possible, and Santé Center for Healing can help you achieve it. Contact us today at 866-238-3154 to find the program that’s right for your recovery.

• Relapse Prevention Techniques

  Drug addiction is a mental disorder that never goes away. People can learn to manage it, but they can never cure it. Since addiction doesn’t go away, learning about relapse prevention is important. In fact, many rehab centers focus on preventing relapse to reduce the risks of overdose and death. WHAT IS RELAPSE PREVENTION? Two happy young women discussing relapse prevention techniquesRelapse prevention focuses on life after rehab. To prevent relapse, people have to identify triggers and cognitive behaviors that may cause it. Identifying triggers makes it easier for people to avoid situations that might lead to drug use. For example, stressful situations can trigger a relapse. When you know that stress makes you want to use, you take proactive measures to lower stress. However, it’s not just emotions and feelings that cause a relapse. Sometimes, hanging out with certain people or visiting specific places can spur relapse. Programs that teach people how to prevent relapse take both short- and long-term sobriety into account. Learning preventative measures can help people avoid problem behavior. Preventing relapsing is a part of sober living. STAGES OF RELAPSE Relapse doesn’t usually happen all of a sudden. People often struggle with the thought of using again long before they actually do. Overall, there are three stages of relapse. Emotional Relapse—During the emotional relapse stage, people don’t necessarily think about using. However, their actions and feelings subconsciously increase the potential for relapse. If they don’t have relapse prevention training, they can easily miss signs such as mood swings, isolation, and defensiveness. The symptoms of emotional relapse are very similar to post-acute withdrawal. Understanding this condition makes it easier to identify the onset of emotional relapse. Failure to identify emotional relapse makes the phases progress quickly. Mental Relapse—The next stage is mental relapse. During this stage, people think about using drugs. Mental relapse feels like there’s a war inside their minds. Part of them wants to use, but the other doesn’t. Even if people lean toward not using drugs, they still think about using. Simply thinking about it puts them in danger of relapse. Some signs of mental relapse include: Hanging out with old friends who use drugs Thinking or fantasizing about using drugs Glamorizing past usage habits Lying to loved ones and friends Physical Relapse—The most dangerous phase is physical relapse. It doesn’t typically take people long to get to this stage. They physically start to use drugs again and need detox and rehab again, to recover. During a physical relapse, people usually feel bad about the choices they make. They can enter a deep depression because they feel like they let their families and friends down. The key is to remember that relapse is common. Giving in to depression can make the relapse worse. Instead, they need to get on their feet and renter rehab. They have to focus on relapse prevention to prevent the same outcome. TECHNIQUES FOR AVOIDING RELAPSE Once people reach the third stage of relapse, they have no choice but to seek help from a rehab center once again. However, some relapse prevention techniques can help them avoid getting to this point. Using these techniques can mean the difference between staying sober and relapse. Wait 30 Minutes—People need to give themselves 30 minutes before they use drugs again. While this may seem like an odd technique, 30 minutes makes a huge difference. Most drug cravings last about 15 to 20 minutes. If they can get over that hump, they’re less likely to use. Take Recovery One Day at a Time—Don’t think about staying clean forever. People often feel overwhelmed when they think about staying clean forever. Instead, they should think about staying clean for a day. They can tell themselves, “I’m not going to use today.” Then they can take their sobriety one day at a time. Relax and Stay Calm—Staying calm and focusing on relaxation is just as important as not using drugs. Most people admit to relapsing when they feel stressed out. Focus on learning calming techniques that can reduce stress.