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The primary concern throughout Connecticut is the use of heroin. Many addicts turn to NA meetings in Connecticut as a means of getting the support that they need to get well. If you’re one of the thousands of people in Connecticut who is suffering from an addiction to heroin, prescription drugs, methamphetamine or some other drug, consider an NA meeting for immediate, affordable help.
Why NA?
Everyone deserves to get the help that they need. Unfortunately, many people are unable to get treatment because they cannot afford to attend a residential or outpatient facility and they aren’t sure where else to turn. NA meetings in Connecticut provide a safe, convenient alternative to expensive treatment offering those who are addicted with hope for recovery.
NA meetings in Connecticut are always free. You can attend one meeting a day or ten meetings a day, you can attend once a week or once a month or every day of the month. No matter how many times you attend you will not be required to pay for the support that you receive. In fact, many turn to NA because of the free services that are offered to members of the various NA groups that are found throughout the state.
Whether you live in Hartford, Dayville, New Haven or Greenwich, Connecticut NA meetings can be found locally available to assist you in your recovery process. The convenience of NA meetings are an added benefit appreciated by those who have families, jobs or other obligations that may otherwise make getting help a challenge.
Most of the time, NA meetings are offered at many different times throughout the day beginning with early morning sessions and ending with late night sessions. So, even if you have to work or otherwise cannot attend at one time in the day, there is likely a meeting available later or earlier in the day to suit your needs.
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Detox Phase
Many long term drug abusers avoid getting help because they’re afraid to suffer the mental, physical and emotional trauma of the withdrawal process—but there’s no need to fear. When detoxification is monitored by trained, clinical professionals, problems are minimized and comfort is maximized. Now is the best time rid your body of addictive substances once and for all.
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Rehab Phase
After detoxification, you can move on to getting treatment with a clearer mind and stronger body. Rehabilitation structures your life around breaking free of addiction. Group, family, and individual therapy can uncover and address any co-occurring mental health issues that may be contributing to your addiction.
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Recovery Phase
Being honest about yourself is the key to long-lasting recovery. Ongoing attendance at 12-step meetings is a great way to maintain sobriety by helping you continue to work on issues and build a support network to see you through hard times, so you can continue to live a happier, healthier, more fulfilled life.
With just one phone call, you will be connected to an informed operator with access to thousands of quality treatment centers, at no cost to you. We’ll help you review the options in regards to price, treatment types, and location.
Whenever you’re ready, we are here to guide you or your loved one onto the path towards long-term recovery.