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Alcohol Detox

Alcohol Detox

Choosing to get help for alcoholism is one of the biggest decisions a person will make in their life. Before starting treatment, you should understand the various services each program offers. For instance, a comprehensive program focuses on the person as a whole, rather than just their alcohol use.

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Path to Recovery Detox is the ideal drug and alcohol detox program to attend to your struggles. It’s essential to remember that detox is the first step in a comprehensive treatment program. It will provide the groundwork needed to sustain long-term success in your recovery journey. If you or a loved one is struggling with alcoholism, contact us for help today.

Therapy for Alcohol Treatment

After going through an alcohol detox program, individuals can benefit from addiction therapy programs. Two types of substance use disorder therapy that can help those in recovery include group therapy and individual therapy.

Alcohol Detox Program

Alcohol use disorder is no stranger to individuals in California. In fact, according to the California Department of Public Health’s (CDPH) 2020-2021 report, approximately 19,335 people died per year between 2020 and 2021 as a result of excessive alcohol use.

The undeniable need for alcohol addiction treatment and alcohol abuse detox programs is the reason why Path to Recovery exists. We are here to help those suffering from alcohol abuse, walking with them as they work to establish healthier, substance abuse-free lives.

If you or someone you know needs help to overcome alcoholism in California, Path to Recovery is ready to assist. Our medical detox center in Pasadena can help those who are in need of medical supervision as they detox from drug and alcohol misuse.

Alcohol Detox and Withdrawal Timeline

First 6-12 Hours: The initial alcohol detox symptoms are typically mild but have the capability of quickly worsening as time continues. Some early withdrawal symptoms include headaches, irritability, shaking, nausea, and anxiety.

Day 1: Symptoms often intensify and may include increased heart rate, elevated blood pressure, confusion, and heightened anxiety as the body continues to adjust.

Day 2: Symptoms can peak during this window. Close medical supervision helps manage discomfort and watch for more serious complications.

Day 3-7: For most people, the most acute symptoms begin to subside, though some may linger. Continued monitoring and support remain important.

After Week 1: Acute withdrawal generally resolves and the focus shifts to ongoing treatment, therapy, and building a foundation for long-term recovery.

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This page was medically reviewed for accuracy by:

  • Courtney Scott, MD (NPI #1699906750)
  • Dezatte Burnett, LCSW (NPI #1821240342)
  • Richard Cole, LMFT, PhD (NPI #1023412244)

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