COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR FINDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE, DRUG & ALCOHOL REHAB PROGRAMS IN VIRGINIA

Local Resources For Mental Health & Addiction Treatment for Those Struggling With Drug & Alcohol Addiction in Virginia.

If you are in the Northern Virginia area and need help now, call today!

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Recovery is Possible. Explore Our Local Resources for Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Virginia.

Since the earliest days of our nation, Virginia has been at the heart of it all. Today, it’s a small state with a big social and political impact. No matter where you live or where you’re from, drug and alcohol addiction can follow you anywhere.

Mental health, dual diagnosis, and substance abuse treatment are available right here in our own Virginia community. If you or a loved one are in need of additional support, start here.

Addiction Treatment Programs In Virginia

Alcohol Detox

The process of detoxification from alcohol is the first stop on the road to recovery. This is also the most vulnerable time due to uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms. A medical alcohol detox program will provide 24/7 medical care and medication-assisted symptom management.

Drug Detox

No matter what substance you’re struggling with, physical and chemical dependency is a life-changing experience. Attending a drug detox treatment center can alleviate withdrawal symptoms and make this sober transition easier.

Learn more about these specific types of detox:

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

A dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder requires an integrated approach to treatment for both a mental health and substance use disorder. Co-occurring disorder treatment takes a holistic approach to pursue complete wellness.

MAT Therapy

Medication-Assisted Treatment is a therapeutic approach to treatment that is supported by prescription medications. From alcohol and opioids, this holistic intervention helps to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

Multiple Levels of Care For Treatment

Addiction treatment services have both short-term and long-term treatment options but all incorporate varying amounts of individual therapy, group therapy, 12-step support, and relapse prevention training.

Choosing The Best Alcohol and Drug Rehab Center In Virginia

There is no one size fits all program for recovery treatment. An addiction treatment center should include a variety of experiential and diverse therapy options to meet unique needs. While this is a personal choice there are a number of amenities and treatment options to look for that will enhance your recovery experience.

Start Your Journey To Recovery in Virginia Today!

Serving VA cities across the state, including Norfolk, Emporia, Virginia Beach, Alexandria, Winchester, Richmond, Chesapeake, Mount Regis, Arlington, Lynchburg, and Virginia City, our Northern VA area addiction treatment facility offers a casual and sober environment. Here, you can focus on your health, wellness, and recovery with no distractions. Take the first step, reach out for help today!

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Community Resources for Mental Health & Addiction

Alcoholics Anonymous

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SMART Recovery

For a SMART Recovery meeting near me, see HERE for in-person and online options.

Dual Diagnosis Anonymous

Find DDA meetings near me here.

Narcotics Anonymous

Find an NA meeting near me here.

Narcan Classes and Overdose Prevention Training

Find Narcan training near me here.

Local Stats You Need to Know

Official surveys show that from 2016 to 2020, 16% of Old Dominion state residents over the age of 18 reported binge drinking. In addition, for the same time frame, alcohol-related deaths increased year over year with a total increase of 25%.[1]

Medical survey results revealed that nearly 37% of adults in the Old Dominion state reported experiencing anxiety or depression, but of that 37%, more than 22% did not get the treatment they needed.[2]

In 2020, The Virginia Department of Health reported that an average of four overdose deaths that occurred each day were related to opioid abuse.[3] The rise in opioid use also led to an increase in ER visits by 33% from the year before.[4]

Help for Addiction In VA

Battling an alcohol or substance abuse disorder can be isolating and scary. The help you need is only a phone call away.

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Guide to Paying for Treatment In VA

Don't let a lack of clarity over cost and payment cause you to neglect the treatment you or a loved one desperately needs. Here are several practical options for paying for treatment in Virginia.

Health insurance
Private payment options
Grants and funding from SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
Medicare
Medicaid
Coverage under the Affordable Care Act
Dept. of Veterans Affairs.
Charitable organizations

Frequently Asked Questions About Attending Rehab In Virginia

What are the three medications used to treat alcoholism?

There are three FDA-approved prescriptions for treating alcohol use disorder:

Disulfiram (Antabuse®)
Naltrexone (ReVia®) and Naltrexone injection (Vivitrol®)
Acamprosate (Campral®)

What is considered the most effective treatment for alcohol use disorder?

The most effective treatment for AUD is a blend of medication-assisted treatment and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).

What can alcoholics replace alcohol with?

It's important to replace unhealthy habits with healthier ones. Eating a healthy diet, participating in exercise, gratitude journaling, drinking tea or fresh juices, and meditation are all time-filling and healthy habits to replace former alcohol use.

How does Vivitrol work for alcohol dependence?

Vivitrol® is a naltrexone injection that blocks endorphins to prevent the excessive reward experience of intoxication.

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Other Nearby Locations

Emergency Services for Addiction In Northern Virginia

Inova Fairfax Medical Campus

3300 Gallows Rd, Falls Church, VA 22042

703-776-4001

Open 24 Hours

VHC Health

1701 N George Mason Dr, Arlington, VA 22205

703-558-5000

Open 24 hours

George Washington University Hospital

900 23rd St NW, Washington, DC 20037

202-715-4000

Open 24 hours

Mason District Station, Fairfax County Police

6507 Columbia Pike, Annandale, VA 22003

703-256-8035 or 911

Alexandria City Police Department

3600 Wheeler Ave, Alexandria, VA 22304

703-746-4444 or 911

Annandale Volunteer Fire Department

7128 Columbia Pike, Annandale, VA 22003

703-256-2552 or 911

Alexandria Fire Station 206

4609 Seminary Rd, Alexandria, VA 22304