Checking into Rehab

Do I Need Rehab?

Something happened to tell you that your drug and alcohol problem has gotten bad. You’re starting to realize that your problem has gone from bad to worse with no sign of stopping or slowing down in sight. Do you check into drug and alcohol rehab now? Or do you wait to find out if you can handle the problem on your own?

Every year, millions of Americans need treatment for drug and alcohol abuse, but the percentage of people who actually seek help is actually very small. If you believe your drug and alcohol use is harmful – then change your life for the better and seek help immediately.

New Start Recovery Solutions addiction recovery centers provide whole person evidence-based addiction recovery in Northern California.

Residential, Outpatient and Telehealth treatment is available. In 2021, we have residential rehab centers in Sacramento, Concord (Bay Area), and Bangor (Chico area).

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Driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs

Individuals do not need to be physically addicted to drugs or alcohol to benefit from rehab. One sign of needing serious help is driving while drunk or high. Driving while intoxicated or under the influence is dangerous. One time driving a vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol can cost your life or someone else’s. One time is all it takes to change lives forever negatively.

If having trouble managing your behavior after you use drugs or alcohol, it is time to discover addiction recovery treatment options at New Start Recovery Solutions.

Bad news from the doctor

You see a doctor for your yearly checkup. The doctor feels your pulse, takes your blood pressure, all the usual stuff that happens at these things that you have been to your whole entire life. This time, the doctor lets you know that your health has declined seriously since the last time he or she saw you. Maybe you’re having trouble breathing, or your heart beat is not as strong as it once was. He asks you if you have been smoking, drinking, or taking drugs.

You know the answer – but you can’t bear to admit it. Excessive drug or alcohol use has finally caught up with health. Substance abuse habits have taken over and your health and body are reflecting the abuse. If you want to live – you need to get help with substance abuse and/or alcohol abuse as soon as possible.