Colorado Morphine Hotline – Get Inpatient Addiction Treatment Today

What To Do When You’re Addicted to Morphine?

You live in Colorado, and maybe you started using morphine in a medical setting to treat legitimate pain, and then over time, you found yourself using more and more of it, and only feeling normal when you’re on it.

Or, maybe you’re someone in Colorado who has always only used morphine without a prescription and recreationally, but you want to break the cycle of drug abuse in your life.

Perhaps you have a loved one who you suspect is addicted to morphine and you want to be able to help them in any way possible.

In any of these scenarios, it can be valuable for you to contact a 24-hour professional morphine hotline. Addiction can lead to feelings of helplessness and powerlessness not just for the addict, but for the people around them.

Combat those feelings by reaching out to our team of addiction experts who can serve as a confidential ear to hear your concerns, and also a resource to connect you or your loved one with local treatment options. The Recovery Village can help provide you with addiction treatment resources whether you live in Boulder, Colorado Springs, Denver or anywhere else in the state.

What Is Morphine?

Morphine is an opiate pain medicine derived from the poppy plant, and it also has a reputation as one of the most widely abused prescription drugs. Morphine is powerful, and it’s intended to treat pain in cancer patients and following major surgeries, but unfortunately, it’s inherently very addictive.

There are physical signs someone is using morphine, as well as lifestyle and behavioral signs that can indicate morphine addiction.

Some of the lifestyle signs of drug addiction include withdrawing from friends, family and responsibilities, declining performance at school or work, and increased secrecy.

People wonder is an addiction to morphine treatable, and if so, how? Yes, there are treatment options for morphine addiction, many of which include inpatient residential treatment. When you call our 24-hour morphine addiction hotline, we can explain the various options used to treat

What is A Morphine Hotline?

You may be wondering what exactly happens if you do contact our Palmer Lake morphine hotline, and sometimes knowing what to expect can go a long way in easing the anxiety you might feel.

The following are some of the primary things that may happen during your call to our 24/7 morphine abuse hotline:

• You will speak with someone who’s a local expert in addiction. This means the person you’re speaking to is going to know how to best help people in Colorado, including in cities like Colorado Springs, Boulder, Denver and statewide. That local element can be beneficial to allow you to feel more comfortable talking to the person on the other end of the phone, and they’re also going to be knowledgeable in local addiction information and resources.
• You will need to be honest when you call our Palmer Lake 24-hour hotline. First and foremost, the conversation will be completely confidential and judgment-free, but honesty is important because it will help our coordinator have the best idea of how to help you and what treatment program might be best for your needs.
• If you’re ready for treatment, you will learn more about what happens during that time and also what will happen after rehab. The person you call on the morphine hotline can answer questions such as what rehab is like, how long it might last, and what after-care options you may have. The coordinator can also answer questions about the cost of rehab, how to pay for rehab and whether or not insurance covers rehab.

A few other things to know about our morphine helpline:

• It’s okay to call our Palmer Lake morphine helpline even if you’re not sure you’re ready for help. You may just want to reach out with questions you have, and regardless the conversation is still free and confidential.
• If you’re not an addict but your loved one is, you can also contact our Colorado 24-hour morphine hotline.
• You may be able to start the intake and treatment process while on the phone.
• If it’s a medical emergency or you’re in a life-threatening situation, you shouldn’t call our Colorado helpline. Instead, you should call 911.

If you or a loved one is gripped by an addiction to morphine in Colorado, whether you live in Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder or any other city statewide, we urge you to take the first step toward recovery and contact our 24/7 hotline. In addition to our Palmer Lake hotline, we also have national resources available.

You don’t have to be trapped by a morphine addiction or abuse problem. Call us toll-free to connect with the Recovery Village at Palmer Lake at 833-999-1646.

National Toll-Free Hotlines

If you are in an emergency or life-threatening situation related to drugs or alcohol, please contact 911, where help is available 24/7.

You can also contact the National Poison Control Center (Available 24 Hours A Day) at: 800-222-1222

The number to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (Available 24 Hours a Day) is:  988

The National Mental Health Association (Available During Traditional Business Hours): 800-969-6642