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Substance Use Disorder is a chronic brain disease, recognized by the American Medical Association and definedby the American Psychiatric Association, that affects both individuals and their families.
It alters brain function, leading to loss of control over substance use despite harmful consequences. It may beginwithrecreational drug use or prescribed medications such as opioids or benzodiazepines, but can quickly progress to dependence.
This condition can become life-threatening without professional care.
At Oceanica, we provide medically supervised detox and an evidence-based treatment program to support lasting recovery and restore quality of life.
Drug addiction deeply damages the lives of those who suffer from it and those around them, usually their loved ones..
The addictive effect of drugs causes rapid dependence in people who consume them. It also damages the brain structure, and, therefore, severe alterations in mental functioning and behavior that could become permanent.
The search for pleasure or initial euphoria generally initiates drug addiction. However, repeated use of drugs can alter patients’ perception and judgment, memory, and decision-making ability.
It can affect people of any age range, with drug addiction occurring more prominently in young people and adults. It causes severe consequences that can lead to death.
Addiction is an intricate and progressive disease that demands immediate action. It is imperative to acknowledge that neither the person facing the issue nor their family can tackle the problem alone. Therefore, it is crucial to seek professional help without delay.
Our rehabilitation center has developed a treatment program that helps people recover physically. Besides, it restores family and work relationships and regains dignity and life goals.
