Addiction is a chronic disease which affects approximately one in six Americans. The ongoing or frequent use of alcohol or drugs can cause a significant impact on a person’s life physically, mentally and/or socially. While symptoms of addiction may be different for each person, there are some common signs and symptoms:
While there isn’t a cure for addiction, recovery is possible with treatment and long-term management of the disease. If you or a loved one is experiencing any of the signs or symptoms above, it is important to talk to a behavioral health professional for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.
BayCare Behavioral Health is here to assist youth and adults struggling with addiction and substance use disorders. BayCare provides comprehensive and individualized addiction treatment options for those experiencing signs and symptoms listed above related to opiate, alcohol, or other substance use.
BayCare offers a variety of resources and specialized services, so you and your loved ones can get help when you need it.
Addiction is a multifactorial disease process that affects far too many people. In Part 1 of this two-part series, addiction psychiatrist Dr. Jason Fields explains the science behind addiction, what it does to the brain and the history of the opioid crisis.Listen to Part 2 of our addiction series on Treatment and the Role of Spirituality in Recovery
Learn more about behavioral health services at BayCareIf you or a loved one is experiencing addiction, get connected with a BayCare provider at (877) 850-9613 or call 211 for resources.
Treatment is available and recovery is possible for those struggling with addiction. In Part 2 of this two-part series, addiction psychiatrist Dr. Jason Fields shares the variety of treatment options available and how spirituality can help recovery.Listen to Part 1 of our addiction series on The Science Behind AddictionLearn more about behavioral health services at BayCareIf you or a loved one is experiencing addiction, get connected with a BayCare provider at (877) 850-9613 or call 211 for resources.
For those who have experienced an overdose in Hernando or Pasco Counties, BayCare’s CORe team works closely with Fire Rescue and Hospital emergency rooms to connect individuals and families with the treatment and community resources they need to help disrupt the cycle of addiction and overdose including BayCare addiction services, sober living assistance and transportation services for medical appointments.
Fill out the form or call (877) 850-9613, and we'll help you find a behavioral health specialist that can support you with the inpatient, outpatient or telehealth/online services you need.
If you're in a crisis situation and need immediate help, call the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988.
