Drug Detox & Alcohol Detox Center in Arizona

The First Step on Your Journey to Reclaim Your Life

Drug Detox & Alcohol Detox Center in Arizona

The First Step on Your Journey to Reclaim Your Life

Arizona Detox Center Overview
Drug Addiction & Alcohol Abuse

The Continuum of Care begins with detox, and our 120-day path to helping you reclaim your life begins with establishing a healthy foundation on which you can begin to build your recovery toolkit.

At The River Source, detox is more than just getting rid of the addictive substances in your system. This phase — lasting an average of 5-10 days — is when we make our first contact. We learn about who you are, your circumstances, your history with addiction and treatment, and other factors that allow us to personalize your treatment and gain a deep understanding of your needs in recovery.

We also ensure that you get the medical attention you need. Our medical team will carry out the necessary tests to make sure that we can help you undergo detox from drugs and alcohol as safely as possible, providing a smooth transition into residential care.

Our Integrative Detox Approach in Arizona
Where Medical Care Meets Naturopathic Therapies

At The River Source, Arizona’s premier full-service addiction treatment center, we understand that no two clients are completely alike, and as such, no two treatment paths are identical.

That’s why we offer more than the typical detox environment. We employ an evidence-based approach to detox, integrating medical-treatments and clinical best practices with naturopathic therapies to heal the body, the mind, and the spirit at the same time.

Medical Detox Services
What is Medical Detox?

Medical detox refers to a clinically supervised process of helping you cleanse your body of the physical presence of drugs, alcohol, and other addictive substances. Trying to detox on your own comes with extremely low success rates, and in some cases, can be dangerous. With The River Source, we offer care from start to finish so you don’t have to face this process alone.

On the clinical side, our medical team does everything we can to make medically supervised detox as comfortable and safe as possible. We’ll monitor your vitals, make sure detox is going as planned, and when necessary, use therapeutic drugs to help you transition smoothly into recovery.

24/7 Medical Supervision & Vital Sign Monitoring
Addictive Medicine Specialists
Licensed Doctors, Nurses & Therapists
Comfortable, Non-Hospital Setting
Individualized Treatment Plans
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Tapering and Withdrawal Management
Comfort Medication & Homeopathic Remedies

Naturopathic Treatments
Why Holistic Detox?

By combining a high standard of medical care with services aimed at making detox and withdrawal as comfortable as possible, we can maximize outcomes of detox and ensure that you have your best chance at recovery from the start.

Our long record of experience in helping clients reach recovery has shown us that successful detox demands more than just medical care. That’s why we offer naturopathic treatments in conjunction with vitamins and supplements to help keep the body healthy and strong during this transition.

Licensed Naturopathic Doctors (NMD)
Nutritional IV Therapy
Oral Vitamin Infusions
B12 Shots; Amino Acid Therapy
Massage & Chiropractic Adjustments
Acupuncture Therapy
Dry Sauna Detox
Yoga, Meditation & Mindfulness

Fast, Free & Confidential

Arizona Drug and Alcohol Detox
Our Rehab Facility

At The River Source, we uphold best practices in addiction treatment at our inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation centers in Arizona. We combine the support from our experienced and compassionate recovery teams with the high-quality treatment from our medical team to start your journey towards reclaiming your life off on the right foot.

Starting from day 1 in detox, we provide clients with a non-hospital setting at our serene residential facility in which they can start their recovery, free of the distractions of everyday life.

Arizona Substance Abuse Detox
Alcohol, Opiates, Heroin & More

At The River Source, we understand that no two clients are the same. Your treatment depends on your experiences to this point, as well as the specific substance or combination of substances that you’re struggling with. By understanding how different drugs affect the process of detox, we can use our care to meet your needs.

Alcohol Detox
Opiate/Opioid Detox
Heroin Detox
Other Controlled Substances

Alcohol Detox

Due to the fact that alcohol seems to be ever-present in society, alcoholism is a condition that has proven to be extremely common and difficult to recover from. An estimated 15.1 million American adults suffer from alcoholism in a given year.

Outside of the standard side effects of withdrawal from alcohol, such as severe headaches, fever, sweating, depression and more, alcohol withdrawal can also cause life-threatening symptoms, including hallucinations, heart palpitations, seizures and a rare disorder called Delirium Tremens (DT).

We can use medications targeted at keeping the nervous system and heart muscles relaxed, which can lower potential risk when detox occurs in a clinical setting, as well as therapies aimed at making this process as easy as possible.

Opiate/Opioid Detox

One of the most common conditions we treat is addiction to opiates: opioid pain medications, and synthetic versions of these drugs. Many people who struggle with addiction to this class of narcotics start using them for chronic pain or a similar condition — often legally prescribed to them. Opioid pain relievers and similar drugs are highly addictive: dependency can occur within a single, one-month prescription

Opiate withdrawal is of the most difficult because of the severity of symptoms and the cravings many clients experience. Symptoms of withdrawal from opioids/opiates include headache, nausea and vomiting, anxiety and depression, and unbearable cravings for drugs. While withdrawal from opioid pain pills and similar medications

In a clinical setting, we use tapering down of these drugs as well as evidence-based medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to help make opiate withdrawal more bearable, including anti-nausea medications, and opioid agonists like Suboxone.

Heroin Detox

Heroin, morphine, and a group of synthetic opiates that includes fentanyl and its analogs are highly addictive. Heroin overdoses are responsible for around 15,000 deaths per year, while synthetic opiates like fentanyl contribute to 20,000 annually.

These drugs are powerful central nervous system depressants and it doesn’t take long for addiction to take hold. Often addicts start using pain pills or other lower-strength opioid medications and move onto heroin and similar drugs to cost and availability.

Symptoms of heroin withdrawal are more severe versions of those associated with painkiller detox: headaches, fever, increased cardiac and pulmonary activity, nausea, vomiting, and intense cravings. The River Source treats heroin detox with therapeutic drugs and a holistic/naturopathic approach to keep clients healthy and comfortable during this severe withdrawal period.

Other Controlled Substances

We supervise and facilitate safe detox for addicts with a variety of substance disorders, including addiction to prescription drugs, various forms of cocaine, marijuana, other hallucinogenic substances, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, and more. While these conditions may not be as common as addiction to alcohol or opiates, the team at The River Source works to treat addiction to a wide variety of substances, each with their own sets of unique withdrawal symptoms and treatment considerations.

Alcohol Detox: Alcohol Detox

Due to the fact that alcohol seems to be ever-present in society, alcoholism is a condition that has proven to be extremely common and difficult to recover from. An estimated 15.1 million American adults suffer from alcoholism in a given year.

Outside of the standard side effects of withdrawal from alcohol, such as severe headaches, fever, sweating, depression and more, alcohol withdrawal can also cause life-threatening symptoms, including hallucinations, heart palpitations, seizures and a rare disorder called Delirium Tremens (DT).

We can use medications targeted at keeping the nervous system and heart muscles relaxed, which can lower potential risk when detox occurs in a clinical setting, as well as therapies aimed at making this process as easy as possible.
Opiate/Opioid Detox: Opiate/Opioid Detox

One of the most common conditions we treat is addiction to opiates: opioid pain medications, and synthetic versions of these drugs. Many people who struggle with addiction to this class of narcotics start using them for chronic pain or a similar condition — often legally prescribed to them. Opioid pain relievers and similar drugs are highly addictive: dependency can occur within a single, one-month prescription

Opiate withdrawal is of the most difficult because of the severity of symptoms and the cravings many clients experience. Symptoms of withdrawal from opioids/opiates include headache, nausea and vomiting, anxiety and depression, and unbearable cravings for drugs. While withdrawal from opioid pain pills and similar medications

In a clinical setting, we use tapering down of these drugs as well as evidence-based medication-assisted treatment (MAT) to help make opiate withdrawal more bearable, including anti-nausea medications, and opioid agonists like Suboxone.
Heroin Detox: Heroin Detox

Heroin, morphine, and a group of synthetic opiates that includes fentanyl and its analogs are highly addictive. Heroin overdoses are responsible for around 15,000 deaths per year, while synthetic opiates like fentanyl contribute to 20,000 annually.

These drugs are powerful central nervous system depressants and it doesn’t take long for addiction to take hold. Often addicts start using pain pills or other lower-strength opioid medications and move onto heroin and similar drugs to cost and availability.

Symptoms of heroin withdrawal are more severe versions of those associated with painkiller detox: headaches, fever, increased cardiac and pulmonary activity, nausea, vomiting, and intense cravings. The River Source treats heroin detox with therapeutic drugs and a holistic/naturopathic approach to keep clients healthy and comfortable during this severe withdrawal period.
Other Controlled Substances: Other Controlled Substances

We supervise and facilitate safe detox for addicts with a variety of substance disorders, including addiction to prescription drugs, various forms of cocaine, marijuana, other hallucinogenic substances, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, and more. While these conditions may not be as common as addiction to alcohol or opiates, the team at The River Source works to treat addiction to a wide variety of substances, each with their own sets of unique withdrawal symptoms and treatment considerations.

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Finding Drug and Alcohol Detox Near Me
Our Arizona Rehab Center

If you’re typing drug or alcohol detox center near me into a search engine, it’s likely that you’ll find many options at both the inpatient and outpatient levels. But, not all addiction treatment detox centers are created equal — what should you be looking for in a detox facility?

Here are a few questions you’ll need to answer as you refine your search:

Is the Detox Center Licensed and State-Accredited?

What Types of Treatments are Offered? How Does the Facility Approach Recovery?

Is the Detox Center an In-Network Treatment Provider?

What Is the Detox Center Like? Is it Gender-Specific?

Does the Rehab Center Guarantee Your Recovery?