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Fentanyl Rehab in Georgia

There are many harmful substances and drugs that you can become addicted to, and currently, opioids are one of the deadliest. Addiction to fentanyl or any other opioids are cause for real concern, and therefore, it is important to seek help from a drug rehab center for fentanyl. The Berman Center is a fentanyl rehab in Georgia where we offer customizable treatment options and varying levels of care for patients who are addicted to fentanyl.

The Berman Center is an outpatient mental health center in Atlanta that offers addiction treatment for those in need. Contact us today to learn more about how our Atlanta Intensive Outpatient Program can help.

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What is Fentanyl?

Fentanyl is an extremely fast-acting, synthetic opioid that many pharmaceutical companies sell as a pain medication. As with other opioids, fentanyl attaches itself to the parts of the brain that control emotion and pain, and therefore taking fentanyl recreationally can produce extreme feelings of euphoria, pain relief, and relaxation to a level where it can be addictive after one single use of the drug. However, the drug also produces powerful side effects such as dizziness, nausea, slowed breathing, vomiting, decreased blood pressure, and feelings of confusion. 

Over the years, you may have noticed increased reports of fentanyl-laced drugs leading to death. As one of the strongest opioids to exist, even the smallest dosage of the drug can be deadly. Fentanyl is simply way more potent than any other opioid you may be taking, which is why it is known as one of the deadliest and most dangerous drugs.

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Signs and Symptoms of a Fentanyl Addiction

When you develop an addiction to a drug as powerful as fentanyl, your brain becomes dependent on the drug to feel sensations of pleasure. A person will stop experiencing dopamine from everyday activities, and you will come to rely on fentanyl for feelings of happiness and joy. 

Like with other opioids, there are both physical and behavioral signs and symptoms of someone who is abusing fentanyl. Some of the physical symptoms of fentanyl addiction include slurred speech, nausea and vomiting, dizziness, swollen hands or feet, constricted pupils, insomnia, sweating, muscle aches, hyperactivity and more. Additionally, people who abuse fentanyl may experience feelings of extreme tiredness due to the intense euphoria they feel while taking the drug – think of it as a crash. Therefore, after you take the drug and experience the high, you may experience extreme drowsiness thereafter. 

Some of the behavioral signs and symptoms of fentanyl abuse may include failure to take on daily activities, withdrawing from events and activities you once enjoyed, foregoing essential health and hygiene, poor performance at school or work, and simply being unable to stop yourself from seeking fentanyl that it takes over your entire life.

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Recovering from Short and Long-Term Effects of Fentanyl Abuse

At our fentanyl rehab in Georgia, we offer our clients the ability to recover from an addiction in a way that helps in both the short and long-term. In the short-term, we want our clients to experience safe and contained withdrawal symptoms that we will assist in mitigating. Withdrawal from fentanyl can be challenging and dangerous to experience on your own, and our staff is here to guide you through it successfully and as painlessly as possible.  

Fentanyl addiction treatment will start initially with helping you detox your body. For many, the initial detox may be the hardest part of the recovery process. Withdrawal symptoms may include fever, muscle aches, trouble sleeping, nausea, vomiting, irritability, and extreme cravings for fentanyl. While some people may experience the worst of the symptoms, others do not suffer in the same way. Every person’s body and reaction is different, therefore we believe that everyone’s treatment should be different. 

We believe in helping our patients in the short term as well as the long term. Once our patients make it through symptoms of withdrawal, our fentanyl rehab in Georgia offers a number of different treatment options including therapies, elective activities, aftercare programs and more. 

At The Berman Center, we have several options for fentanyl addiction treatment. We offer our patients and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), and various therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Experiential Therapies, Psychodrama, Psychoeducation, Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS), Evidence-Based Therapies, and Trauma-Focused Therapies. At our facility, we also include the option for elective activities. Some of the electives we provide to those seeking addiction treatment in Georgia include physical fitness and yoga, art therapy, meditation and mindfulness, expressive arts, and more. 

A fentanyl addiction can be extremely difficult to overcome, but our fentanyl rehab in Georgia has the tools to help you overcome your battle with addiction long-term. In addition to our therapies and elective activities, we also offer aftercare to help you maintain your addiction-free lifestyle long after you leave our program. 

Your fentanyl addiction treatment in Georgia can be followed up by our alumni and aftercare program that we offer called TRIBE. We meet twice a month, and one night is an informal process group where alumni can share successes and struggles to our supportive community. For the second night, we put together an outside activity to bring our community together and have some fun. In the past, TRIBE has put together escape rooms, bowling, painting classes, visits to the Botanical Gardens, and more. We want our community to thrive together both throughout treatment and long after.

The Berman Center is a community of like-minded individuals who seek a customizable treatment program to overcome their battles with addiction. We want to ensure our clients are experiencing the highest level of care while experiencing a feeling of belonging and togetherness. We are in this with you, and we are here to help you battle through your addiction and come out on the other side with a positive lens on life. For fentanyl addiction treatment, The Berman Center is a safe environment to both heal your addiction as well as yourself. We offer treatment that is constantly adapting to the needs of those in treatment in order to encourage lifelong sobriety.

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At our fentanyl rehab in Georgia, our treatment program offers individualized care to focus on your specific needs on a daily basis. If we find that a specific treatment method is not working for you, we have no trouble pivoting and shifting to a plan that better suits your needs. We cultivate a safe and community-oriented environment for our clients as you work through your recovery. We strongly believe in a soul-to-soul connection where you can develop your sense of self while belonging to a supportive community of like-minded individuals.

To join us at our fentanyl rehab in Georgia, please call our admissions line to discuss program information and get enrolled today. We look forward to cultivating a positive community for your recovery.

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