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Alcohol is one of the most used (and misused) substances, and can lead to a number of negative consequences. At Hammocks on the Edisto, our women’s rehab program is uniquely designed to help women address and treat the disease of Alcohol addiction, and learn skills that will enable them to pursue a lifestyle of health and recovery. To learn more about our substance abuse treatment programs, please contact Hammocks on the Edisto today at 833.793.0191.
A trauma-informed alcohol addiction treatment program recognizes the interrelation between trauma and substance use and assists residents in realizing the linkage between recovery and resilience. Our program promotes safety, healing, and empowerment, allowing women a collaborative and supportive environment to explore new and healthy ways to cope.
Trauma-Informed Care consists of three main components:
1. Creating an environment that reflects physical safety, trust, consistency, transparency, predictability, and choice
2. Restoring autonomy by focusing on personal strengths, choices, and empowering women with knowledge and skills building
3. Increasing self-worth by demonstrating respect, compassion, acceptance, and non-judgment
At Hammocks on the Edisto, we provide an alcohol addiction treatment program that addresses both the woman’s substance use and her past trauma. Our trauma-informed treatment program will give each woman in our care the tools to move into long-term recovery.
The misuse of alcohol affects the health and well-being of millions of Americans. SAMHSA’s 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health reports that approximately 19.3 million people aged 18 or older had a substance use disorder in the past year.
The 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health reports that 139.7 million Americans age 12 or older were past month alcohol users, 65.8 million people were binge drinkers in the past month, and 16 million were heavy drinkers in the past month.
To avoid the long-term consequences of addiction, attending an alcohol use treatment program may be the next step.
It can be difficult to recognize whether a woman has an alcohol use disorder because alcohol use is normalized in the United States. However, if someone is displaying the signs below, further evaluation by a healthcare professional may be recommended.
Symptoms of a woman with an alcohol addiction may include:
At Hammocks on the Edisto, we strive to provide exceptional care for each woman in our women’s alcohol addiction treatment. Our substance abuse treatment program offers compassionate support and a range of therapeutic options to help residents understand and overcome their substance use, including:
No one has to be alone in their alcohol abuse. We help women begin the healing process. Please contact Hammocks on the Edisto today at 833.793.0191 to learn more about the treatment options available.