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1-877-332-7614In Montana, many residents struggle from substance abuse and many of the reasons they do have to do with the lifestyle and way of life associated with the rural and small town nature of most regions of the state. And because Montana is so rural, there can be challenges to getting the treatment needed when a resident does have a substance abuse problem. So it is important for residents to know what options exist and which one is right for them. The way to find this out is to speak with a drug treatment counselor in the state who can help answer any questions you may have and see what your personal options are based on your unique circumstances.
In Montana, 50 of 56 counties are frontier, meaning they are extremely rural and treatment is not even available within 150 miles. But for those in drug rehab in Montana, the prevalence of certain substance abuse problems correlates with the substance abuser's age. Studies indicate that there is a significantly high use of alcohol among males ages 18 to 25. Until this age, the use of alcohol or illicit drugs among males and females is similar. When residents reach young adulthood in Montana however, there is a three-fold increase in alcohol abuse and a doubling of drug abuse by young adult males. Alcohol abuse far exceeds illicit drug abuse among residents in the state, and the only group at an equally high risk for both is American Indian youth. Studies indicate that approximately one in every 10 Montanan's is in need of some type of substance use disorder treatment. Unfortunately, only 6.1% of Montanans needing substance use treatment for alcohol and 9.8% of Montanans needing substance use treatment for illicit drugs received treatment within the past year.
Alcohol treatment should be as comprehensive as possible, because problems with alcohol can be even more troublesome for individuals in the long term than any other drug problem. So before choosing a popular and traditional alcohol treatment program in Montana, know what other options are available to you. The most important first step is a safe detox from alcohol. There are 12 outpatient programs offering detox services, 3 residential non-hospital programs providing detox, and 6 hospital inpatient providing detox for alcohol and drug dependence. Following detox, comprehensive options include those which provide treatment models which go beyond the traditional counseling or meetings, and provide introspection into the other things in the person's life which causes and triggers their alcohol abuse. Inpatient and residential facilities in Montana offer the best format for this.
The current system that accepts public funding in Montana treats approximately 4,000-5,000 people a year, yet it is estimated another 10,000-15,000 residents are receiving services from other private treatment providers. Although both inpatient and residential treatment services are available in Montana, outpatient treatment is the most accessible to residents, a gap which must be recognized and addressed. Another issue is that many areas do not have the professionals to address the needed mental health issues. So residents must know what each rehab has to offer, and that some of the outpatient treatment facilities in the state may not provide the types of services or comprehensive enough services to meet their needs. Private drug rehab facilities may, and these programs may be more accessible than residents think because private health insurance is a means of paying for private treatment in many cases. There are 62 outpatient programs, 18 residential non-hospital, and 7 hospital inpatient programs available.
Inpatient and residential non-hospital treatment in Montana makes recovery more realistic, by providing treatment plans that accomplish more because of the unique treatment environment and the client's ability to focus on the rehab process instead of other distractions. Aside from traditional individual and group therapy and counseling services, inpatient and residential programs also provide cognitive-behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, anger management and other non-traditional trauma-related counseling. Treatment in an inpatient or residential facility in Montana is offered in either a short term 30-day program, or a long term 60-120 day program. Inpatient drug rehab programs are also often able to deliver dual diagnosis treatment, for individuals who may also need to address a co-occurring mental health disorder while in treatment.
Outpatient treatment in Montana typically involves the least intensive degree of intervention available in terms of rehab in the state, and mostly focuses on brief intervention and substance abuse counseling and relapse prevention. Regular outpatient clients may only be obligated to take part in treatment services for one day per week, while more intensive outpatient programs in the state deliver treatment several days per week. Day treatment and partial hospitalization facilities can provide services to individuals with co-occurring disorders, and will provide a comprehensive mental health assessment or diagnosis and mental health services.
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Miles City, MT. 59301
322 Leavitt Avenue
Jordan, MT. 59337
711 California Avenue
Libby, MT. 59923
237 East Mercury Street
Butte, MT. 59701
209 North 10th Street
Hamilton, MT. 59840
2475 East Broadway Street
Helena, MT. 59601
212 Wendell Avenue
Lewistown, MT. 59457
1231 North 29th Street
Billings, MT. 59101
319 1st Avenue
Laurel, MT. 59044
500 15th Avenue South
Great Falls, MT. 59405
10 South Oakes
Red Lodge, MT. 59068
100 Dewey Avenue
Eureka, MT. 59917
1325 Wyoming Street
Missoula, MT. 59801
514 South Front Street
Conrad, MT. 59425
312 3rd Street
Havre, MT. 59501
109 1st Avenue
St. Ignatius, MT. 59865
101 Butechetch Avenue
Crow Agency, MT. 59022
234 East Reeder Street
Dillon, MT. 59725
1201 West Holly Street
Sidney, MT. 59270
96 Clinic Road
Box Elder, MT. 59521
507 North Lincoln Street
Broadus, MT. 59317
420 Windward Way
Kalispell, MT. 59901
802 Main Street
Polson, MT. 59860
100 West Laurel Street
Plentywood, MT. 59254
7325 Highway 93 South
Lakeside, MT. 59922
807 Piegan Street
Browning, MT. 59417
307 East Park Street
Anaconda, MT. 59711
2016 North Merrill Street
Glendive, MT. 59330
8 2nd Avenue SW
Ronan, MT. 59864
304 4th Avenue East
Superior, MT. 59872
124 Custer Street
Wolf Point, MT. 59201
20 Bear Foot Lane
Heron, MT. 59844
112 Houk Lane
Stevensville, MT. 59870
656 Agency Main Street
Harlem, MT. 59526
2310 North 7th Avenue
Bozeman, MT. 59715
612 East Pike Avenue
Columbus, MT. 59019
1308 Frankin Street
Fort Benton, MT. 59442
225 3rd Street SW
Baker, MT. 59313
121 North 11th Avenue
Forsyth, MT. 59327
200 Hubbart Dam Road
Marion, MT. 59925
1029 Main Street
Thompson Falls, MT. 59873
515 Hooper Street
Big Timber, MT. 59011
1009 6th Avenue North
Glasgow, MT. 59230
26 West Main Street
Roundup, MT. 59072
316 1st Avenue NW
Choteau, MT. 59422