Addiction Treatment

The most widely used drug that cuts across all socio-economic lines is marijuana, and because of that a lot of people don’t understand the harmful effects of its active ingredient delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC. Although there are some medicinal properties found in marijuana that are helpful, the overall usage can be dangerous. Most addicts start with this drug, graduate to others, and eventually one day, if they are lucky, end up in a rehab treatment center.

An alcoholic can be anyone, but not many people understand that. Typically the view of an alcoholic is someone who lost their job, become homeless and by all intents and purposes someone who is just not functioning in today’s mainstream society. Wouldn’t it be great if we could spot someone like that, tag them, and have it all figured out. It would make life easy, right? That way, we could truly identify someone who needs a recovery treatment center for help.

With the statistics pointing to an increase in Post-traumatic stress disorder and alcohol and drug addiction both being on the rise, rehab treatment centers have become a growing source for solutions.
     Of course this is not to say that everyone with a post-traumatic stress disorder has a problem with drinking or drugs, it’s just that having post-traumatic stress disorder tends to make a person more susceptible to the development of a drug and alcohol problem.

Do you know someone who may have a problem with alcohol? Or maybe there could be an issue of some sort? Are you not sure what to do or if a recovery treatment center is the right step for them? Well, here are a few things to consider.

When entering a recovery treatment center, a number of alcoholics and drug addicts are afraid of what to expect; clinical rooms, bright lights, maybe even electrodes, but the Pat Moore Treatment Center has none of that. Well, maybe they have some bright lights and the rooms are clean, but they are comfortable, warm and welcoming not overly clinical like a hospital. From the intake supervisor and counselors on up to the Director, the staff is genuinely happy to see the patient and concerned for their well-being.

At The Pat Moore Foundation, we recognize that the decision to seek treatment assistance for alcohol and substance abuse addiction can occur at any time day or night. For this reason we are available to take your phone calls 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call us anytime at(888) 426-6086.

Our knowledgeable and caring admissions staff is trained and happy to discuss the following items with you: