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1-866-779-4835When someone in Idaho has an alcohol or drug problem, there are drug rehab programs in the state which can make abstinence and a better life far more realistic than attempting to accomplish this on one's own. The odds are often just too great without help, and this is why so many Idaho residents who try and quit on their own relapse time and time again. Being addicted to drugs or alcohol doesn't make someone a bad person, and there are solutions in the state even if someone has tried drug rehab in the past. So speak with a drug treatment counselor in Idaho today to get the information and help you need, or perhaps help for someone you care about today.
In a single-day count in 2013, over 6,600 individuals in Idaho were enrolled in some type of substance use treatment. This was an increase from 4,246 individuals in 2009. Among residents enrolled in treatment in Idaho that year, 20.0% were in treatment for drug use only, 19.3% were in treatment for alcohol use only, and 60.6% were in treatment for both drug and alcohol use. This indicates that poly-drug use is the most significant problem in Idaho, with marijuana and amphetamines such as methamphetamine and crystal meth being the most significant illicit drugs of choice and each accounting for about 25% of treatment admissions in the state. About 10% of treatment admissions cite heroin and other opiates as their drug of choice, so this is also another significant problem in Idaho. Other opiates would pertain to the non-medical use of prescription pain killers.
Because alcohol is such a big part of the drug problem in Idaho, drug treatment programs in the state are accustomed to treating alcohol addiction and dependence concurrent to another drug problem, which is also sometimes called a dual diagnosis. Poly-drug use can be treated just as effectively as a single drug or alcohol disorder, but usually requires extremely intensive and aggressive treatment. AA meetings for example may not be the right solution in many cases although it could be suggested as part of a continuum of care. Surprising, long-term success rates of AA and other 12-step programs are not very high, 10% at the most. Inpatient and residential facilities in Idaho offer the programs and format for alcohol and poly-drug use clients to have the best results and outcomes.
There are only around 115 drug rehab programs total in the state of Idaho, with outpatient drug treatment programs accounting for the majority of treatment services available. There are however 14 facilities which provide both short and long term residential treatment, and there are 5 hospital inpatient facilities in the state. Only 7 of the outpatient treatment centers in Idaho provide opiate maintenance services, where the drugs methadone and buprenorphine are administered to clients who are opiate dependent. There are actually only around 135 clients participating in opiate maintenance programs in Idaho, and there are many clients who have been able to stop a heroin or pain killer addiction without the use of these drugs, although it does involve extremely intensive treatment and drastic changes in one's lifestyle and environment because of the nature of opiate addiction and dependence. The highest success rates among opiate dependent clients who wish to abstain from drugs completely are seen in inpatient and residential facilities in the state.
As discussed there are 5 hospital inpatient programs in Idaho, and 14 non-hospital residential drug rehab programs which provide both short and long term treatment. Inpatient and residential treatment programs in Idaho are the most ideal environment when outpatient rehab has been unsuccessful, but more importantly as the first option for chronic long term addicts who are in treatment for the first time. When trying to overcome a serious drug and/or alcohol problem. Comprehensive treatment plans can be centered on the specific needs of each client, and the client's daily activities in the program can be more focused on what they specifically need to resolve. Clients in Idaho can participate in either a short term 30-day program or a long term program which can last anywhere from 60 days to several months. This is all dependent on what the client can afford, and how significant their needs are depending on their level of addiction and if anything else will need to be addressed in treatment, such as a co-occurring mental health disorder which inpatient and residential programs in the state are almost always prepared to address.
The vast majority of treatment available in Idaho is outpatient, which is treatment that can vary in intensity and aggressiveness but may not be the highest level of intervention for individuals who have failed to stop sober following prior treatment episodes or individuals who have struggled with chronic long term addiction. Most of the outpatient programs provide traditional therapy and counseling but some provide alternative treatment as well, such as behavioral modification and motivational therapy. Some of the day treatment/partial hospitalizations facilities in the state are able to offer dual diagnosis treatment for individuals with a co-occurring mental health disorder. Some programs deliver outpatient treatment as intensively or as moderately as desired, and can provide as little as one day per week of treatment or daily treatment. When taking part in a program which focuses on group treatment, such as focus groups, treatment is centered on counseling which fosters support and guidance from one's peers and individual is more personalized and can be tailored to suit the needs of each client.
4521 Thomas Jefferson Street
Caldwell, ID. 83605
548 Lomax Street
Idaho Falls, ID. 83401
303 North Allumbaugh Street
Boise, ID. 83704
139 Success Lane
Naples, ID. 83847
1301 Main Street
Salmon, ID. 83467
420 Main Avenue South
Twin Falls, ID. 83301
3307 Caldwell Boulevard
Nampa, ID. 83651
215 West Yakima Street
Jerome, ID. 83338
2275 South Eagle Road
Meridian, ID. 83642
135 McKinley Avenue
Kellogg, ID. 83837
11104 West State Street
Star, ID. 83669
224 South Arthur Avenue
Pocatello, ID. 83204
235 North Main Street
Payette, ID. 83661
212 South 11th Street
Coeur D Alene, ID. 83814
106 East Park Street
McCall, ID. 83638
504 Main Street
Lewiston, ID. 83501
15 West Center Street
Soda Springs, ID. 83276
6807 Cody Street
Bonners Ferry, ID. 83805
159 North Idaho Street
Arco, ID. 83213
531 E 5th Street
Burley, ID. 83318
2007 East Quail Run Road
Emmett, ID. 83617
11 Emerald Industrial Parkway
Ponderay, ID. 83852
195 West Oneida
Preston, ID. 83263
36 Professional Plaza
Rexburg, ID. 83440
2420 American Legion Boulevard
Mountain Home, ID. 83647
216 South C Street
Grangeville, ID. 83530
104 Wind River Drive
Silverton, ID. 83867
427 North 12th Street
Plummer, ID. 83851
115 West Idaho Street
Weiser, ID. 83672
720 East Alice Street
Blackfoot, ID. 83221
822 Washington Street
Montpelier, ID. 83254
25341 Highway 93
Challis, ID. 83226
1125 East Polston Avenue
Post Falls, ID. 83854
215 University Avenue
Gooding, ID. 83330
20535 Academy Road
Greenleaf, ID. 83626
13 10th Street
Priest River, ID. 83856
1350 Troy Road
Moscow, ID. 83843
83 Pima Drive
Fort Hall, ID. 83203
1st East 100 North
Malad City, ID. 83252
2303 North Whitley Drive
Fruitland, ID. 83619
610 West Custer Street
Mackay, ID. 83251
141 Citation Way
Hailey, ID. 83333
1717 West Ontario Avenue
Sandpoint, ID. 83864
14954 Couer D Alene Street
Rathdrum, ID. 83858
620 Centennial Mountain Drive
Driggs, ID. 83422
622 College Street
St. Maries, ID. 83861
190 West Main Street
Kuna, ID. 83634
205 Berkley Avenue
Council, ID. 83612
20 Hillcrest Avenue
American Falls, ID. 83211
25 Miracle Lane
Garden Valley, ID. 83622
295 North 3855 East
Rigby, ID. 83442
131 North Bridge Street
St. Anthony, ID. 83445
300 Hospital Drive
Orofino, ID. 83544
1223 South Railroad Avenue
Sugar City, ID. 83448
512 6th Street
Rupert, ID. 83350