Millions of men and women of all age groups and all income levels are affected by heroin addiction. Not only are people just like you using heroin, but many are also using other substances like cocaine and prescription opioids at the same time.
Restored Path Detox Is a Place Where You Can Recover Quickly and Safely.
At Restored Path Detox, we understand how difficult withdrawal can be. Often, withdrawal symptoms of heroin are so severe that many people return to using within 24 hours. The key to overcoming this obstacle is medically monitored detox, where withdrawal symptoms can be identified and treated immediately.
Restored Path Detox provides 24-hour medical supervision and care. We ensure you have a safe, secure, and comfortable heroin detox so you can start your recovery journey.
Our Approach
We match you with a combination of effective detoxification techniques to provide comfortable, caring, and integrated care. We’ll prescribe targeted medications to alleviate your symptoms of heroin withdrawal while simultaneously preventing dangerous symptoms.
At Restored Path Detox, we combine MAT options with round-the-clock medical supervision and a range of specialized addiction services. We encourage you to participate in individual and group therapy sessions if you feel up to it.
Medical, mental health, and whole-person assessment
Case management and treatment planning
Individual supportive counseling
Supportive counseling groups
24/7 medical supervision
Nutritious meals
Medication management
Continuing care planning
Recovery support
Our Environment
At Restored Path Detox, we walk you through every stage of early recovery in a calm and serene environment. We can quickly complete your entire admission and welcome you into our comfortable, standalone heroin detox center. While we are nearby a hospital should any complications arise during the heroin withdrawal process, our atmosphere is unlike a sterile hospital ward.
We tailor your experience to feel like home.
Our Amenities Include
Comfortable private and semiprivate rooms
TVs in all rooms
Executive wing with private rooms
Cell phone access for executive-level patients (as clinically appropriate)
Gourmet meals created by a licensed nutritionist
Kitchenette area stocked with snacks
24/7 nursing on all units
ADA-accessible bathrooms with toiletries
Outdoor courtyard and garden area
Inviting, well-lit common spaces
Premium linens
Massage
Acupuncture
Heroin is an opioid that triggers specific naturally occurring neurotransmitters like dopamine to activate mu-opioid receptors (MORs) in the reward center of the brain. These MORs regulate pain, hormone release, and feelings of well-being.
The consequences of activating opioid receptors with heroin (versus naturally occurring chemicals within our bodies) depend on a variety of factors. The amount of heroin used, its bind location in your brain and body, how strongly it binds, how long, how quickly it gets there, and what happens afterward all affect your ability to stop using heroin.
Anyone is susceptible to heroin addiction, but the epidemic is primarily fueled by young men and women between 18 and 25.
Among people aged 12 or older in 2020, 0.3% (or about 902,000 people) reported using heroin within the year.
In 2020, approximately 13,165 people died from an overdose.
Heroin addiction is nondiscriminatory. The signs and symptoms vary among users based upon genetic makeup, amount of drug used, frequency of use, and level of dependency on the drug. We understand this and will help personalize your heroin detox.
Behavioral symptoms include
Lying about drug use
Decreased personal hygiene
Inability to fulfill responsibilities
Apathy and lack of motivation
Continuing to use heroin despite negative personal consequences
Unable to cut back or quit for any significant amount of time
Neglecting personal responsibilities
Avoiding previously joyful activities
Legal and financial troubles
Interpersonal issues
Stealing from others
Increased sleeping
Physical symptoms include
Weight loss
Slurred speech
Shortness of breath
Frequent respiratory infections
Dry mouth
“Nodding off” during conversations
Constricted pupils
Extreme itching
Cognitive symptoms include
Hallucinations
Paranoia
Delusions
Psychosocial symptoms include
Depression
Euphoria
Mood swings
Anxiety
Agitation
Irritability
Like many others, you may spend a great deal of time obtaining, using, and recovering from heroin, and as you develop physical tolerance, more heroin is required for the same effects to be produced. It is easy for anyone to become stuck in the cycle of obsession and compulsion. We understand intense psychological drug cravings.
When heroin use is stopped suddenly, you may experience symptoms such as
Mild or moderate anxiety
Sleep-related disturbances
Flu-like respiratory and gastrointestinal issues
Excessive yawning
Uncontrollable shaking/chills
As your withdrawal progresses, your symptoms may include
More severe anxiety
Rapid heart rate
Panic attacks
Insomnia and other sleep-related issues
Intense psychological drug cravings
Body tremors
Nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea
Extreme agitation and irritability
Severe abdominal cramping
General aches and pains
Without professional care, you are at great risk for relapse, since symptoms associated with heroin detox are highly uncomfortable. However, when effectively treated in a facility like Restored Path Detox, your symptoms can be carefully managed, and a comfortable withdrawal can be achieved.
Medically managed detox plays a crucial role in helping individuals just like you take steps toward hope, health, and healing. Restored Path Detox helps to reduce your risk of relapse while ensuring you’re comfortable and safe in our private heroin detoxification center.
Our professionals are caring and compassionate. We will manage your heroin withdrawal symptoms while monitoring your vitals, performing assessments, and providing general medical care.
The heroin withdrawal timeline varies from person to person and depends on their unique tolerance and physical dependence of the drug.
However, the basic withdrawal timeline follows the same path for most:
Initial symptoms appear within the first 24 hours and may vary from mild to severe.
Withdrawal symptoms intensify within 24-36 hours and is the most dangerous phase of the heroin detox process.
Symptoms begin to taper as heroin leaves the body between days 4-6. Those with long-term heroin misuse may still struggle during this time.
Most brain and biological functions are restored within 7 days of heroin withdrawal and people begin to address their mental and physical health problems.
Call to begin your journey to wellness today.
If you or someone you love has been suffering at the hands of heroin, cocaine, or prescription opioids, Restored Path Detox can help. We will work alongside you to provide the most comprehensive, individualized, and medically monitored drug detox program and heroin treatment available in Dallas.