Substance Abuse

Substance Abuse Treatment in Colorado

Figures released by the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics (NCDAS) indicate that at least 50% of Americans aged 12 and above have used illicit drugs at least once in their lifetime. The NCDAS also released information stating that one in every ten Americans over the age of 12 has an alcohol use disorder.

The same agency also revealed that in 2020, the number of drug overdose-related deaths is at 700,000, while more than 140,000 Americans die from the effects of alcohol in an average year. These staggering numbers may cause residents of our state to look for drug addiction treatment in Colorado. Thankfully, Jaywalker can help those who are searching for freedom from substance abuse.

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Half of people 12 and older have used illicit drugs at least once.

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Drug overdose deaths in the US since 2000 are nearing one (1) million.

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The federal budget for drug control in 2020 was $35 billion.

What We Treat at Jaywalker

At Jaywalker, we offer a specialized and highly successful continuum of care. We are an alcohol and drug addiction treatment center in Colorado that focuses on treating men dealing with chronic relapse. Common substance addictions we treat include:

Adderall

Abusing Adderall can cause physical and psychological dependence, along with various harmful effects like insomnia, anxiety, heart palpitations, and even psychosis.

ADDERALL >

Alcohol

Alcohol addiction can affect both your emotional and physical health. We understand the complexities of alcohol addiction and offer a variety of treatment options.

ALCOHOL >

Benzodiazepine

The danger of “Benzos” lies in the fact that it has a profound effect on important functions associated with the brain and the nervous system, like memory, emotions, and breathing.

BENZOS >

Cocaine

Prolonged use of cocaine results in numerous long-term or permanent health consequences. Once acquired, these health conditions are irreversible.

COCAINE >

Fentanyl

Fentanyl abuse has become a widespread problem in recent years. Data from the CDC, fentanyl overdose deaths in the U.S. have increased more than 20-fold from 2011 to 2019.

FENTANYL >

Heroin

Heroin addiction often begins with the pursuit of temporary relief from pain or emotional distress, but quickly spirals into a dangerous pattern of compulsive drug-seeking behavior.

HEROIN >

Kratom

Treatment for kratom addiction in men involves tailored therapy and support programs to address addiction and promote recovery and well-being.

KRATOM >

Klonopin

Klonopin has the potential for addiction and abuse. Individuals may develop a tolerance to Klonopin over time, leading them to take higher doses to achieve the same effects.

KLONOPIN >

Marijuana

Even though marijuana is legal in many places now, it doesn’t mean it’s always safe. Some people can still develop a problem with it, just like with other drugs.

MARIJUANA >

Methamphetamine

Long-term methamphetamine use can result in a range of negative consequences, including cognitive impairments, dental problems, and weight loss.

METH >

Opioid

Our opioid rehab program involves a combination of therapy, medication-assisted treatment, and support services to help individuals recover from addiction.

OPIOID >

Stimulants

Stimulants are substances that increase central nervous system activity by enhancing the interaction of various neurotransmitters, including norepinephrine and dopamine.

STIMULANTS >

Vicodin

Vicodin is a powerful prescription pain medication that contains hydrocodone and acetaminophen. Due to its opioid properties, it has a high potential for abuse.

VICODIN >

Vyvanse

Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, while Vyvanse is a stimulant, and combining the two can have conflicting effects on the body.

VYVANSE >

Xanax

Xanax’s calming effects can lead to psychological dependence, individuals may feel like they cannot cope with their anxiety and stress without the drug.

XANAX >

Jaywalker Can Show You A Way Out of Addiction

Knowing how much alcohol is in your drink can help you make informed decisions about drinking. In the US, public health agencies have established standard definitions to objectively assess a person’s individual consumption of alcoholic beverages as well as various patterns like binge and heavy drinking.

Find Substance Abuse Treatment in the Rocky Mountains at Jaywalker

Our substance abuse treatment program is particularly unique because it takes a different path from the usual modes of treatment, and we have evidence to prove that this has worked far better than most others. Pay us a visit to see for yourself.