Fentanyl Addiction Treatment Program in Washington
Spokane Fentanyl Addiction Treatment
Fentanyl abuse can start in many different ways, whether with a prescription, the use of a different drug, or something else. The fentanyl addiction treatment program in Washington at Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery is here to help you rebuild your life after fentanyl abuse, no matter the origins. Our treatment center in Spokane provides intensive outpatient programs for substance abuse and mental health with 24/7 sober living, making Rebuilt Treatment an ideal choice for those seeking accountability, support, and structure without a typical hospital-like environment.
Fentanyl Addiction Treatment Program in Washington
Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery’s fentanyl treatment program in Washington helps clients achieve more than initial sobriety. We focus on building community while addressing drug and alcohol abuse from a whole-person perspective. Our approach to treatment means that we create lasting results and benefits for clients. Noteworthy attributes of our programs include but are not limited to the following.
- Specialized addiction therapy, including methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy, contingency management, trauma-focused therapies, psychoeducation, mind and body wellness, life skills, and relapse prevention.
- Full-time case managers to help with employment, resume building, and other needs.
- Transportation services to and from appointments and treatment sessions.
- Weekend access to grocery stores and 12-step meetings.
- Bus passes and gym memberships for clients.
- Help with food assistance (as needed).
- Evidence-based and holistic therapies.
- Medication-assisted treatment (MAT).
- Sober activities on weekends.
Even better, Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery accepts most forms of insurance, including Medicaid and private insurance plans. Please call Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery to verify your insurance or to learn more about what we have to offer.
Levels of Care
We treat fentanyl addiction and other concerns through multiple levels of care. Commonly, clients start with our highest level of care and step down to a lower level of care once they’re ready, but this is not always the case. Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery is here to help you find the treatment path that works for you.
The partial hospitalization program (PHP) at Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery is our highest level of care. Clients in our PHP participate in group therapy four days per week, once-weekly individual therapy sessions, and other activities included in their personal treatment plan. Our PHP can act as an alternative to inpatient fentanyl rehab due to the immersive nature of the program, but it can also be a step down from an inpatient program for those who have already finished a higher level of care.
The intensive outpatient program (IOP) at Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery has a lower time commitment than PHP. Clients in IOP at Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery participate in therapy for about three hours per day, three days per week. This provides flexibility for those who need to work or take college classes while in treatment (or who are ready to return to work or school).
The outpatient program at Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery is our lowest level of care. Clients in our Spokane outpatient program participate in groups 1-2 days weekly alongside bi-weekly individual therapy sessions, helping them transition out of a higher level of care seamlessly and with ongoing support.
Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery provides sober living for men and referrals to sober living spaces for women. Sober living can support clients in their recovery in many ways, providing additional accountability, connection, and structure outside therapy sessions. Our sober living home in Spokane is in a convenient location near educational institutions, work opportunities, and everything else clients need for success.
How Does Fentanyl Affect the Body and Brain?
How does fentanyl affect the body and brain? There are both long and short-term effects associated with taking fentanyl. While some effects of fentanyl can be severe and lasting, many will dissipate when you stop using the drug.
- Short-term effects of fentanyl on the body and brain include but are not limited to: Constricted pupils, respiratory depression (slowed breathing), mood swings, euphoria, urinary retention, sedation, relaxation, confusion, nausea, or vomiting.
- Long-term effects of fentanyl on the body and brain include but are not limited to: Chronic constipation, addiction or dependence, organ damage, trouble feeling pleasure from anything except for the drug, brain changes, and differences in pain sensitivity.
You can experience an overdose, coma, or death at any point in time while using fentanyl. Similarly, legal, financial, and interpersonal problems often result from using fentanyl. Our team is here to help you overcome the effects fentanyl has had on your life.
Signs and Symptoms of Fentanyl Addiction
Knowing the signs and symptoms of fentanyl addiction can help you detect a possible problem with fentanyl misuse in yourself or a loved one. Alongside the physical symptoms you might notice, here are some signs of fentanyl addiction to look out for.
- Drug cravings (intense urges to use fentanyl).
- Using fentanyl in larger amounts or for a longer period of time than intended.
- Wanting to stop or decrease the amount of fentanyl you use but failing to do so.
- Spending a great deal of time using, acquiring, or recovering from the effects of fentanyl.
- Trouble fulfilling responsibilities at work, home, or in other parts of life due to fentanyl use.
- Using fentanyl in physically hazardous situations, such as before driving or operating heavy machinery.
- Opioid withdrawal syndrome (or using fentanyl and related substances to avoid opioid withdrawal symptoms).
- Continuing to use fentanyl despite new or worsened physical or mental health problems resulting from fentanyl use.
- Continuing to use fentanyl despite new or worsened problems in social or familial relationships resulting from fentanyl use.
- Obtaining fentanyl through illegal means (e.g., doctor shopping, forging prescriptions, buying fentanyl on the street).
- Increased tolerance (needing to use fentanyl in higher amounts than before to achieve desired effects or experiencing less of a high when you use the same amount you used to).
Seeking help for fentanyl abuse is crucial and can save your life. If you are looking for fentanyl addiction treatment in Washington for yourself or someone you care about, or if you believe that you may have a problem and are in need of an assessment, call Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery today.
Learn More About Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery's Fentanyl Addiction Treatment Program in Washington
Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery is an outpatient treatment center in Spokane that provides comprehensive, stigma-free addiction and mental health care. Strong community ties and person-centered, up-to-date treatment practices are just some of the things that set us apart from other treatment centers. Learn more about Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery’s fentanyl addiction treatment program in Washington today by calling our admissions line at (509) 286-2788.
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