Drug Rehab Joinerville

Rehab choices in Joinerville, TX. can range between inpatient, outpatient rehabilitation, short term rehab and many other options. Speaking to a drug and alcohol counselor who knows the differences in treatment types can be a valuable resource in picking the right rehabilitation facility.

Substance Abuse Assessments and Evaluations - Joinerville, TX.

Picking the correct level of care will mostly depend on your individual case, including to your home environment, medical and mental health history, home environment, support system, and current employment status.

This is where drug and alcohol abuse evaluations and assessments can be exceptionally helpful and in many cases necessary to establish the most suitable type of care that you or your addicted loved one should go through in order to have the greatest chances of successful recovery and the most effective level of care.

Thorough alcohol and drug abuse assessments and evaluations consider and examine a number of factors relating to the individual's present status and substance use history. These factors may include the following:

a) Demographic information

This includes:

• Age
• Sex
• Ethnicity
• Culture
• Sexual orientation
• Level of education
• Living situation, who you live with and the quality of your relationship with them
• Financial stability
• Transportation
• Dependents
• Involvement with criminal justice

b) Physical Assessment

• Physical vitals and assessments
• Current mental status
• Former and current mental health issues, diagnoses, and symptoms in addition to any history of suicidal behaviors or thoughts, violence, and psychosis.
• Past treatments for your mental health conditions and substance abuse
• Your history of physical health, including psychiatric and medical issues, active prescribed medications, cognitive or physical disabilities, allergies, and more
• Toxicology to determine the levels of the substances that are currently in your body
• Former and current substance abuse issues, including the substances you use, how long you abstained from them, the methods you use, how often you abused your substance of choice, as well as the purity and dose of the substance

After receiving this information, the professionals should be better able to evaluate the situation as it is according to the unique circumstances of the patient. In the process, they will also direct you toward certain inpatient alcohol and drug treatment plans that will best fit your particular condition.