Groveport Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Detox & Treatment Resources

Groveport, Ohio is about a 20-minute drive southeast of the state capital, Columbus. The city of fewer than 6,000 is the headquarters to several big companies, and with 10 schools and a median family income above $51,000, it is family focused and has the motto, “Central Ohio’s Hometown.” It is close enough that residents can enjoy the city life and amenities in Columbus.

Unfortunately, as is the case with many cities around the nation, drug addiction is a problem that affects too many individuals and families.

Cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, prescription opioids and other drugs all are readily available in the Columbus area. Law enforcement and emergency services report that the drug abuse problem is an epidemic. As authorities deal with drug availability and overdoses, people who become addicted find themselves struggling with daily living, and some find that the way forward is to reach out and get help achieving sobriety.

Our Closest Facility:
The Recovery Village Columbus Drug and Alcohol Rehab
3964 Hamilton Square Boulevard Groveport, OH 43125
(614) 362-1686
Just a short drive down the road, The Recovery Village Columbus Drug & Alcohol Rehab is centrally located to solve any addiction problems you may have. Accepting all major insurance providers including medicaid and medicare, get admitted today and solve your addiction issues.

Finding Help & Recovery in Groveport, OH

Alcohol & Drug Rehab Centers in Groveport, Ohio

If you are interested in taking the first step toward finding drug or alcohol treatment Groveport, you have made the first big decision toward sobriety. It isn’t an easy journey, but the results can be serenity, a new focus on life goals and improved relationships with loved ones. While few Groveport drug rehab programs for alcohol or drug addictions are available, nearby Columbus has 20 or so such programs.

Groveport Residential Treatment Programs

Residential or inpatient drug rehab Groveport, OH, whether short- or long-term, can be very effective, especially for patients with severe addictions or with co-occurring problems such as depression or anxiety, or with other health problems. Medication can help ease the transition to sobriety and decrease cravings, as well as treat other problems. Professionals at Groveport alcohol treatment facilities can monitor the patient in drug and alcohol avoidance, teach behavior modification skills, sometimes employ family and personal therapy and lead group therapy sessions.

Groveport Partial Hospitalization Programs

Partial hospitalization can be helpful when the patient needs to maintain a job or attend school. It can include the intense treatment options useful in severe cases of addiction, as well as the counseling and treatment that can pave the way toward recovery. The most successful path depends on the individual.

Groveport Outpatient Treatment Programs

Outpatient drug rehab Groveport, OH includes individual or group therapy and counseling at regularly scheduled sessions. Drug treatment in Groveport might include cognitive-behavioral therapy or motivational therapy, both of which are positive reinforcement for giving up drugs or alcohol. Family therapy is also a component as the patient learns to understand the dynamics that have affected or been affected by the addiction.

Whether the patient chooses inpatient, outpatient or longer-term residential treatment, it can be the first step toward dealing with a medical problem that has had a big impact on life. Deciding on sobriety is the first step in a lifetime process; the rewards that can follow are huge. Following-up with a recovery program, whether a 12-Step group or another method, continues to reinforce new ways of thinking and living one day at a time, for a lifetime of sobriety.

Groveport Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers

For some patients, the first step toward giving up drugs or alcohol needs to be detoxification. If abruptly stopping drinking or drug use would lead to dangerous medical problems, a medical team needs to supervise the individual at a Groveport drug detox center. Use of medicines can ease the transition and withdrawal symptoms. Medical help is also necessary when patients have been using more than one drug in combination. Once detox is accomplished, studies show, further treatment is usually necessary for the patient to understand his or her addiction and to develop new ways of thinking and coping.

Recovery Meetings Near You in Groveport

Since Alcoholics Anonymous has been around for 75 years, 12-step support groups have been a follow-up component of alcohol rehab in Groveport, Ohio for many people in their treatment of alcohol and drug misuse. In addition, family groups can help loved ones adjust to their changing behavior and deal with their feelings as they cope. Groveport is not a big city, but it does have several meetings. Nearby cities also have resources for those looking for a 12-step group.

AA Meetings

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Meetings

Since its founding in the 1930s, Alcoholics Anonymous has helped an estimated 2 million recovering from alcohol addiction in 180 countries. Its members, who maintain anonymity in their fellowship, progress through its iconic 12-Step program and maintain its 12 Traditions as they work toward sobriety; members often continue to meet as a lifetime learning process.

While scientists have had difficulty clinically measuring the effectiveness of AA, one review of studies found that abstinence is twice as high among those who regularly attend meetings, and that the more meetings attended, the greater the length of abstinence. Groveport has one AA meeting location.

Madison Township Hall
648 Main St.
Groveport, OH 43125

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NA Meetings

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) Meetings

NA, founded in 1953, is for those who are addicted to drugs rather than alcohol. NA uses a 12-step program similar to that of Alcoholics Anonymous. It focuses on personal growth and responsibility, and its fellowship, as with AA, can continue as a lifetime journey. In one study, those who attended AA and NA rated the programs 8.02 on a scale of 10 in terms of importance to their recovery and said their main reasons for attending were to find support and fellowship as well as to aid in sobriety. That same study also was hopeful that the meetings are effective for adolescents. It found that each meeting attended accomplished an average of two days of abstinence with youths. NA meetings are at the same Groveport site as the AA meetings.

Madison Township Hall
648 Main St.
Groveport, OH 43125

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SMART Recovery Meetings

SMART Recovery Meetings

Rather than a 12-step program, SMART Recovery uses cognitive-behavioral therapy approaches in an ongoing process to help recovering alcohol or drug addicts understand their emotional and environmental factors that have contributed to their addiction, and then to understand ways of dealing with these problems in new ways that leave the addictions behind. SMART means Self-Management and Recovery Training. Rather than a spiritual component such as that of AA or NA, it asks attendees to consider the benefits versus costs of using drugs or alcohol and then to find new skills to help give up drugs or alcohol when they choose. It has more than 600 groups in the United States and has a youth program and a Family & Friends program. While there are no SMART Recovery meetings in Groveport, one is nearby in Columbus, near Whitehall.

Chalmers P. Wylie VA
420 N. James Rd.
Columbus, OH 43219

Al-Anon and Nar Anon Meetings

Al-Anon and Nar-Anon Meetings

Whether or not a loved one with addiction problems has decided to become sober, family and friends can often benefit from a group geared toward understanding their own role in the patient’s illness. While they may fully support the decision to stop drinking or using drugs and feel glad about their loved one’s decision, it may almost seem as if their loved one is becoming a different person. As he or she focuses on sobriety, family members may feel distant or shut out, as well as worried about relapses. Al-Anon and Nar-Anon are fellowship groups that help family members process the changes that they and their loved one are going through. One Al-Anon group meets in Groveport.

Al-Anon
Madison Christian Church
3565 Bixby Rd.
Groveport, OH 43125

Nar-Anon
Brookview Plaza
1244 Hill Road N
Pickerington, Ohio 43147

Recovering patients and their families may also find online meetings that meet their needs if time or distance prevent them from attending in person. Once you’ve decided to give up alcohol and drugs, the first step may be the hardest, but it can be a life-changing one. Addiction is not a choice, it is an illness, and a multifaceted approach of medicine, therapy and support at a drug and alcohol rehab center can bring success. If you’re ready to start the journey toward sobriety, you don’t have to go it alone.

Addiction Resources in Nearby Ohio Cities

For those who are seeking alcohol and drug treatment facilities outside of Groveport, Ohio, there are also many drug rehab resources across the state of Ohio: