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ALCOHOL DETOX PROGRAM

 

"I have learned a lot and all the counselors are professional and I AM STAYING SOBER!  The medication was excellent - it has helped me be calm and have no cravings and sleep better."

Linda O - Royal Palm Beach - Alcohol Detox Patient

"I came sick. I was scared. I was treated with respect, understanding and support.

I only have good things to say.  I took my med's and I felt better within 24 hours. "

Michelle M. - Boca Raton - Alcohol Detox Patient

 

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Alcohol Detox Program

 

Patients that have alcohol withdrawal experience withdrawal symptoms that may occur from suddenly stopping the use of alcohol after chronic or prolonged ingestion.

Not everyone who stops drinking experiences withdrawal symptoms, but most people who have been drinking for a long period of time, or drinking frequently,or drink heavily when they do drink, will experience some form of withdrawal symptoms if they stop drinking suddenly.  In many cases, stopping suddenly or going "cold turkey" may result in serious health risks including the possibility of seizures and coma.

New Beginnings Detox [NBD] offers a safe alcohol detoxification program on an Out-Patient basis.  Withdrawal from alcohol can be a very frightening experience for a heavy drinker.  During this process, alcohol withdrawal symptoms are monitored and treated by our staff. 

Previously, alcohol detoxification was almost always performed in a hospital setting.  But now, NBD can safely and comfortably detox patients without a confining and costly hospital stay.  Some very acute alcohol patients may not be appropriate for the Out -Patient level of care, but we find that most cases can be safely managed through a brief series of office visits.

 

How our program works:

Intake Interview and Psychosocial Assessment

A preliminary assessment is conducted and the patient is evaluated to determine if they are eligible for the Out-Patient Program.  The NBD Program requirements, the various treatment options, and the fee structure are all discussed.  A confidential interview and intake and orientation is conducted.  We welcome the family to be a part of this process and we take whatever time is necessary address every concern of the patient and family.  NBD requires a family member or "significant other" to be a part of the alcohol detox process when sedatives are prescribed.  This person is important in providing support, administering medications and aiding in supervising the patient at home.

Patients are given a detailed explanation the entire alcohol detox process, what to expect, and every attempt is made to establish confidence in the process an the staff.  Afterward, a psychosocial assessment is performed by a member of our clinical staff who is a Certified Addiction Professional [CAP]. 

Pre-Procedure Medical Evaluation

The detoxification process begins with all NBD patients receiving a complete medical history and physical examination. This may include a laboratory analysis and alcohol level testing and / or urine toxicology screen. Our clinicians remain a part of the multi-disciplinary team that cares for the patient throughout detoxification 

Induction Phase - Beginning the Process of Detoxification

The Induction Phase is the medically monitored startup of detox.  Patients are given medications immediately when appropriate to stabilize any withdrawal symptoms and initiate the detox process.   Medications may be prescribed at this time for the patient to take between the office visits to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings, assist with sleep and reduce anxiety.

Stabilization Phase – Controlling the Cravings

The Stabilization Phase has begun when the patient no longer has cravings for alcohol and withdrawal symptoms have diminished.

Taper Phase – Getting Free

The Taper Phase is reached when the patient is doing well on prescribed medications and cravings have been minimized.  The patient is then stepped-down from the medications until they are alcohol-free.

OUT-PATIENT COUNSELING THERAPY

All patients attend an Out-Patient counseling program while in detox run by a team of experienced licensed Certified Addiction Professionals. We offer several group therapy options that will fit any schedule.

 

 

Managing withdrawal symptoms and reducing cravings are the

two primary areas of focus during the NBD Alcohol Detox:

Withdrawal Symptoms

  

  • Headache
  • Sweating
  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
  • Loss of Appetite
  • Insomnia
  • Paleness
  • Rapid Heart Rate
  • Dilated pupils
  • Skin Clammy
  • Hand Tremors
  • Confusion
  • Hallucinations
  • Delirium Tremens
  • Agitation
  • Fever
  • Convulsions
  • Black outs

Medications

  

One or more of the following medications may be utilized when withdrawal symptoms are present

  • Librium®
  • Valium®
  • Ativan®
  • Phenobarbital

Reducing

Cravings

  

  • Reduce thoughts of drinking
  • Removes desire for alcohol
  • Reduce amount of alcohol one uses if one does drink
  • Reduces lengths of drinking episode if one drinks

Medications

  • Campral®
  • Antabuse®
  • Naltrexone®
  • Topamax®
  • Baclofen®

 


 
About New Beginnings Out-Patient Drug and Alcohol Detox
About New Beginnings Out-Patient Drug and Alcohol Detox  
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