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KENTUCKY Treatment Centers & Drug Rehabs

To find a treatment center in KENTUCKY please use the search tool below or click the city name from the list

Featured KENTUCKY
Treatment Centers & Drug Rehabs:

Alcohol Education and Counseling Servs
Louisville, KY, 40258

Commonwealth Substance Abuse
Florence, KY, 41042

AA and Associates Approved Alc/Drug
Radcliff, KY, 40160

Browse for KENTUCKY treatment centers and drug rehabs by city:

Albany	Ashcamp	Ashland	Barbourville	Bardstown	Beattyville
Beaver Dam	Belfry	Benham	Benton	Bowling Green	Brandenburg
Brooksville	Brownsville	Burkesville	Cadiz	Calhoun	Campbellsville
Campton	Carlisle	Carrollton	Central City	Cold Spring	Columbia
Corbin	Covington	Cynthiana	Danville	Eddyville	Edgewood
Elizabethtown	Emmalena	Falmouth	Flemingsburg	Florence	Fort Campbell
Fort Mitchell	Frankfort	Franklin	Frenchburg	Georgetown	Glasgow
Grayson	Greensburg	Greenup	Greenville	Hardinsburg	Harlan
Hartford	Hawesville	Hazard	Henderson	Hopkinsville	Hyden
Inez	Irvine	Jackson	Jamestown	LaGrange	Lancaster
Lebanon	Leitchfield	Lexington	Liberty	Louisa	Louisville
Madisonville	Manchester	Mayfield	Mayking	Maysville	Mc Kee
Middlesboro	Monticello	Morehead	Morganfield	Morgantown	Mount Olivet
Mount Sterling	Mount Vernon	Munfordville	Murray	Newport	Nicholasville
Oak Grove	Owensboro	Owenton	Owingsville	Paducah	Paintsville
Paris	Pikeville	Pineville	Pittsburg	Prestonsburg	Princeton
Providence	Radcliff	Richmond	Russellville	Salyersville	Sandy Hook
Scottsville	Shelbyville	Shepherdsville	Somerset	Southgate	Springfield
Stanford	Stanton	Taylorsville	Tompkinsville	Vanceburg	Versailles
Warsaw	West Liberty	Whitesburg	Whitley City	Williamsburg	Williamstown
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U.S. Addiction Hotlines
Alabama - (205) 588-1625	Louisiana - (318) 390-4515	Ohio - (216) 370-7847
Alaska - (907) 268-4185	Maine - (207) 221-2169	Oklohoma - (580) 352-3547
Arizona - (928) 637-6352	Maryland - (443) 219-0615	Oregon - (541) 435-0314
Arkansas - (870) 277-4314	Massachusetts - (978) 384-1148	Pennsylvania - (570) 213-7941
California - (818) 334-2808	Michigan - (734) 619-6682	Rhode Island - (401) 288-3581
Colorado - (720) 239-1182	Minnesota - (507) 322-3443	South Carolina - (803) 675-5087
Connecticut - (860) 577-8655	Mississippi - (662) 298-8407	South Dakota - (605) 370-5086
Delaware - (302) 294-0986	Missouri - (816) 396-8733	Tennessee - (423) 208-9047
District Of Columbia - (202) 509-9590	Montana - (406) 322-3270	Texas - (940) 228-3168
Florida - (305) 407-1709	Nebraska - (402) 296-8255	Utah - (801) 850-9342
Georgia - (678) 735-7475	Nevada - (775) 473-9831	Vermont - (802) 277-3348
Idaho - (208) 904-3942	New Hampshire - (603) 821-4064	Virginia - (757) 273-8028
Illinois - (847) 386-8828	New Jersey - (856) 282-1108	Washington - (509) 728-9514
Indiana - (317) 215-5587	New Mexico - (505) 404-6673	West Virginia - (304) 945-0231
Iowa - (712) 266-3564	New York - (315) 371-4777	Wisconsin - (920) 569-2611
Kansas - (913) 324-5033	North Carolina - (919) 246-9481	Wyoming - (307) 222-0116
Kentucky - (859) 904-2010	North Dakota - (701) 369-4306

Substance Abuse in Kentucky

The drug trade is a rapidly growing problem in Kentucky. With large scale marijuana producers and a dramatic rise in meth production the state is a major player in the drug trade in the US. Kentucky may not have had as serious a substance abuse problem in the past, but with every passing year this is a state that seems to be receiving a lot more substance abuse issues. State officials and law enforcement officers are working hard to undo the damage done by substance abuse, but this is a process that takes time.

Cocaine abuse: Cocaine is readily available in the state of Kentucky. Use of the drug is so wide spread in the state that it is easy to find a source of it in bars, on the street, in clubs and even dealt from homes.

Heroin abuse: Kentucky does not have much heroin use. When the drug is found in the state it is usually only in the quantities that a user would possess.

Meth abuse: In state meth production has become a growing problem for law enforcement agencies. Kentucky has a meth usage rate among teenagers that is significantly higher than the national average.

Club Drugs: The drugs Ecstasy, GHB and LSD are all available within the state. The availability of Ecstasy in Kentucky is on the rise, while supplies of GHB and LSD seem to stay at a static rate or even dropped slightly.

Marijuana abuse: Marijuana grown in the state is actually Kentucky's largest cash crop, with much of it being grown in national forest areas. Marijuana is easily available in the state and is the drug with the most use in state. The marijuana problem in Kentucky only seems to be becoming worse, especially as it becomes more readily available all across the state.

This is only a sampling of the information available about drug use and substance abuse in the state of Kentucky. One way that people get a better picture of what is happening in Kentucky is by looking at statistics from Kentucky treatment centers. Kentucky treatment centers provide this information to the state and the public to make it more widely known that the state is suffering from a real substance abuse problem.

Substance Abuse Statistics

According to statistics provided by Kentucky treatment centers, 66.9 percent of admissions are by men and 33.1 percent of admissions are by women.

According to statistics provided by Kentucky treatment centers, 21.6 percent of all admissions are related to alcohol use on its own while another 16.6 percent of admissions involve the combination of alcohol abuse with the abuse of another drug.
According to statistics provided by Kentucky treatment centers, 3.9 percent of admissions involve smoked cocaine while an additional 2.6 percent of admissions relate to cocaine taken in other forms.
According to statistics provided by Kentucky treatment centers, 13.7 percent of all admissions involve the use of marijuana. 0.7 percent of admissions have to do with heroin. Finally, 1.8 percent of admissions have to do with methamphetamine.
According to statistics provided by Kentucky treatment centers, the most common age groups of admission range between 21 years and 45 years. The age range between 36 years and 40 years has the highest percentage of admissions with 16.1 percent of all admissions falling into this group.

Detox and Withdrawal

Overcoming a substance abuse problem is not an easy task. In fact, many people try to go through this process alone and they end up failing because of something known as withdrawal. The problem with withdrawal is that your body is essentially working against your best interest by telling you that you need more and more of the substance you are abusing in order to simply feel normal. When you suddenly quit taking the drug cold turkey, your body rebels by throwing a handful of different withdrawal symptoms at you. While the withdrawal process is not typically harmful, it can be so uncomfortable that it drives many people back to the substance abuse they were dealing with before.

Because of this fact, one of the best things that you can do for yourself is to go through professional rehab options to get the help that you need. Kentucky treatment centers will provide you with professional, medical and supportive channels through which you can detox the body and rehabilitate the mind properly and completely. This is the ideal way for you to overcome your substance abuse problem because you will always be surrounded by the help and the support that you need to really and truly overcome your addiction.

The first step in the recovery process is detox. Detox is all about getting the substance out of your system without having to struggle with the uncomfortable side effects of withdrawal. When you are surrounded by medical professionals and counselors, you can go through this process much more smoothly than if you were to go through it alone.

The second step in the recovery process, which occurs after your body is substance free, is the rehabilitation or recovery part of things. Kentucky treatment centers are going to offer a wide variety of different types of rehab and recovery including cognitive behavioral therapy, behavior modification, group counseling, family counseling, one on one counseling, life skills coaching and many others. When you combine different therapies together, the result you get is that you are able to build healthy habits and life skills to deal with the substance abuse problem and the underlying causes behind it.

Treating Substance Abuse

Because all Kentucky treatment facilities are unique, it really will take a little time and effort to choose the right Kentucky treatment programs to meet your needs. Kentucky treatment centers will offer a range of different types of detox and rehabilitation, they will be located in different places throughout the state, and they will be designed to meet a wealth of different needs. Just as your individual substance abuse situation is unique, the Kentucky treatment programs that you consider should also be unique. Remember that there is no single one size fits all solution to recovering from a substance abuse problem. What this means is that you absolutely have to appraise as many different Kentucky treatment centers as you can until you find one that you know is going to deliver the recovery results that you are seeking.

Here are some things that you will want to consider when appraising Kentucky treatment centers:

Will you best benefit from Kentucky treatment centers offering inpatient care, residential care, outpatient care or something else entirely? The basic format for your rehab program is going to play a vitally essential role in how easily and how effectively you recover. If you cannot put your life on hold right now to recover, choose an outpatient program rather than an inpatient one. If you can set everything aside and focus on complete recovery, then you should choose an inpatient program so you can devote all your time and attention to healing.
Will you best benefit from treatment centers in Kentucky offering short term programs or long term programs? Short term programs, such as a 14 day or 30 day program are ideal for some situations but not all. If you have been struggling with substance abuse for a long time, a longer term program is probably going to provide more of what you need. Ask about Kentucky treatment programs and how long they are, and choose the length format that best meets your individual needs.
Are their specific needs that you have, that must be met in order for you to recover properly? If you absolutely need group therapy, or family therapy, or healthy habit building, make sure to find Kentucky treatment facilities that offer exactly these things. If you need a rapid detox or a medically assisted detox, around the clock care or your own personal one on one therapy, let the drug rehab center know so that you can receive the accommodations that you seek.

Kentucky Substance Abuse Opportunities

Kentucky treatment centers come in many different types and flavors, and so you cannot choose the first or most convenient that you find. Put some real time and effort into overcoming your addiction by putting some real energy into finding the right solution for your problem. The more energy that you put into your recovery, the more you are going to get out of it in the form of real, long lasting results.

Now is the time for you to seek out answers for your substance abuse problem. Pick up the phone today and start contacting Kentucky treatment centers so you can begin to get the help that you need. Every day wasted where you are not looking for help is a day that you could have spent healthy, happy and sober. Stop struggling with substance abuse when the help that you desperately need is just around the corner, and Kentucky treatment centers are waiting to hear from you.