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1-866-769-1568Residents in Hawaii have a choice when it comes to drug and alcohol treatment, and there are drug rehab programs even for those who have failed at drug rehab in the past. If you or someone you care about needs another chance at rehab, or needs to find an appropriate rehab in Hawaii for the very first time, it is important that it is completely understood what to anticipate and expect from the variety of drug rehab programs in Hawaii. Someone who is heavily dependent to drugs can't expect to do as well in an outpatient rehab for example as they would in a more appropriate treatment environment such as an inpatient or residential rehab. So speak with a drug treatment counselor today and find out which drug treatment program in the state is going to be the most effective for yourself or someone you care about and get the lifesaving process started.
In a single-day count in 2013, 5,205 individuals in Hawaii were enrolled in some type of substance use treatment in the state, an increase from 4,462 individuals in 2009. Among individuals in Hawaii enrolled in substance abuse treatment that year, over 33% were in treatment for drug use only, over 17% were in treatment for alcohol use only, nearly half were in treatment for both drug and alcohol use. Amphetamines are by far the worst drug problem in Hawaii, a category of drug that would include methamphetamine and crystal meth or "ice" as it is sometimes called. Over 34% of admissions to drug treatment centers in the state have an addiction to amphetamines, a particularly troublesome statistic seeing as these types of drugs are among the most addictive if not the most and carry among the highest relapse rates. Rates of alcohol and marijuana abuse are also very high in Hawaii, but interestingly rates are significantly higher in both categories among residents ages 12-17, whereas amphetamine abuse affects a much broader range of residents in terms of their ages.
Effective alcohol treatment is essential for Hawaiian residents who experience extremely high rates of alcohol and poly-drug abuse involving alcohol. Because of this, alcohol treatment in particular is something that most drug rehab programs are prepared and experienced in delivering. But because nearly all of the programs in Hawaii are outpatient, alcohol treatment clients who do decide to only take part in outpatient services should understand that they are at risk of relapse which is much higher than clients who receive residential treatment in the state. Outpatient programs in Hawaii which provide alcohol treatment deliver moderate levels of intervention and provide counseling and therapy services, but many alcohol treatment clients relapse unless they experience a change of environment and more extensive treatment that can only be provided in a residential facility in the state.
There are only around 120 drug rehab programs in the state of Hawaii. Hawaii residents have mostly outpatient treatment options to choose from, with outpatient comprising around 96% of the programs available. Most provide regular outpatient treatment, but there are also around 50 programs which provide intensive outpatient treatment, and 11 day-treatment/partial hospitalization outpatient facilities for those who need even more intensive services and who may require services to address a co-occurring mental health disorder while in treatment for addiction. Outpatient treatment is not suitable for everyone, because of their level of dependency which must be evaluated by treatment professionals to determine which treatment program in the state is going to be most suitable based off of this evaluation. For individuals who do need more intensive care and a more aggressive treatment program there are 12 residential drug treatment facilities in the state, 6 of which provide short-term treatment for 30 days or less and 11 which provide either both short or long term treatment or long term treatment exclusively. There are no hospital inpatient programs in the state of Hawaii.
As discussed earlier, there are no inpatient treatment centers in Hawaii, only residential non-hospital treatment is available in either a short term 30-day format or a long-term stay on 90-120 days. When outpatient treatment hasn't worked this is going to be the next step, although it is much wiser for individuals who have struggled with chronic drug addiction or alcohol abuse and dependency to choose a residential program from the start when the want to achieve the best outcome. Clients in residential treatment in Hawaii will receive a tailored treatment plan and be able to access many more treatment tools and workable approaches that aren't available in outpatient treatment settings. Their needs can be met better because they are in a facility which is concerned about their needs and advancement in treatment 24/7, which isn't the case in an outpatient setting. Treatment plans usually include individual and group substance abuse therapy and counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, holistic treatment in some cases, and steps to address a dual-diagnosis if it is determined that the individual needs to address a co-occurring mental health disorder.
Outpatient treatment is the most widely available treatment by far in the state, and clients can participate in programs which deliver the services one day a week or those which are more intensive. Individuals can expect to experience outcomes directly commensurate with how much they put into the treatment process, and there is no magic fix. So outpatient treatment a couple of days a week is not going to be a very viable solution for hardcore drug addict in Hawaii. Services delivered in outpatient treatment include traditional counseling and therapy services, with some of the more intensive programs delivering additional services such as dual diagnosis treatment for individuals experiencing a co-occurring mental health disorder.
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Ewa Beach, HI. 96706
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Lihue, HI. 96766
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Aiea, HI. 96701
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