Jagruti Nasha Mukti Kendra in Varanasi

Criteria for understanding and diagnosing substance-related disorders

Substance abuse: the effects of excessive use of a substance are noted in indulgence in impaired behavior that is behavior cause harm towards self or on others, e.g., driving under the influence of alcohol, and continuation in use despite overt problems

Substance dependence: Dependence is noted when the individual shows tolerance for a drug, and Withdrawal symptoms kick in when the user is kept away from usage for a while.

The user develops a reward and reinforcement mechanism involving the neurotransmitter dopamine.

• Tolerance: The user actively seeks a new 'high' or state of euphoria whenever they use the drug, resulting in increased intake.
• Withdrawal: Noted symptoms are sweating, tremors and vomiting, among others, when the user abstains from intake.

Regarded as the best Nasha Mukti Kendra in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh we as a team employs treatment that aids in the patient's recovery, prepare them to live a healthy lifestyle and what course of action to take in case of relapse. As caregivers, our services also extend to the family members through psych education and techniques to help the client and prevent relapse. The basic process of rehabilitation that we follow at our de-addiction treatment Centre in Varanasi is Assessment, Detox, Treatment and Education.

The team of psychiatrists, psychotherapists, social workers, and nurses at our Alcohol de-addiction centre in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh is well-equipped with years of experience. It has specialized training to look after the patient and relieve them of distress. The course of recovery for alcohol and substance abuse is aided with a combination of the following treatment

Detoxification: The first step on the pathway to recovery is detoxifying the body of substance through abstinence.

Medications: To control withdrawal effects, we will give medicines to reduce the effects of acute withdrawal, stabilize health and reduce the persistent need for intake. The primary goal is to lessen physical characteristics such as insomnia, headache, gastrointestinal distress, and tremors. The central approach prevents lethal effects such as heart arrhythmia, seizure, delirium, and death.

Group Therapy: This type of therapy is confrontational give-and-take in nature. The user is forced to confront their problems and identify their behavior of denial or minimization. It might be difficult for someone in denial to own up to their actions and be responsible. Still, this therapy helps facilitate coping effectively and begin positive steps for recovery.

Intervention: The harmful behavior of a person suffering from excessive use might alienate them from society and family. Intervention from social and family circle remove the hindrance of social alienation and enforce a positive response in recovery. Social support plays an integral role in healing and assists a person's return to family and community.

Behavioral and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Aversive Behavior Therapy involves associating a range of harmful stimuli with substance and alcohol consumption to suppress the behavior. It develops a condition that results in aversion and elimination of consumption. At the same time, Cognitive behavioral therapy is aimed at the younger population of users who are at risk for more severe use. It deploys various techniques such as developing coping mechanisms, modifying thought-action-behavior patterns, stress-management skills, and life training skills.

Alcoholics Anonymous: Specific approach suited towards heavy users of alcohols in abstinence, and it works as a self-help counseling program emphasis to peer-to-peer and groups relationships. It is open for both teenagers and adults. The meetings are devoted to discussions of fellow's problems supported by testimonials from abstained drinks and social activities. It helps alleviate the burden of personal responsibility by accepting that the problem is more significant than they are.

Relapse Prevention: Alcohol-dependent people are highly vulnerable to relapse; clients are encouraged not to lose confidence if they relapse. It is a part of the process of recovery. If the patient is taught to expect regression, they can better handle it.

The Jagruti drug de-addiction centres in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh understand the need to give proper care and support to the user and not vilify them as an outcast in society. We aim to spread and develop awareness in the community through our drug rehabilitation centers. Each human can achieve their potential life through equitable measures of support and will.