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Springfield, South Carolina Population:

Springfield, South Carolina has a population of 504 as of 2000.

Population Breakdown in Springfield, South Carolina:

Caucasian - 350
African American - 147
Hispanic - 4
Other - 3

Springfield, SC. Education Information:

Springfield had a total of 126 high school graduates in 2000.
Springfield, SC. has a total of 69 college graduates with a bachelor's degree
or higher and 99 people with some college education. (Includes
Associates Degree)

Springfield Family Info Breakdown:

Springfield has a total of 20 single parents with children.
There are also 32 parents who are married with children in Springfield, South Carolina.

Springfield, South Carolina Housing Breakdown:

Springfield has 196 houses that are owner occupied.
Springfield has 32 houses that are renter-occupied.
Around 31 houses are vacant in Springfield, South Carolina.
$60,000 is the average value of a house in Springfield, SC.
$329 is the average cost to rent a house in Springfield.

Springfield, South Carolina Income Information:

The average income per family is $40,833 in Springfield.


Zip codes in Springfield
29146


Area codes in Springfield
803

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How Long Should I Stay in an Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield?


There is no "magic number" as to how long is best when it comes to the length of alcohol abuse rehabilitation. There are many factors to think about when considering how long your Alcohol Rehabilitation Center and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield should be. These factors include the length of alcohol abuse history, your history of prior alcohol treatment, your budget for rehab, and how many if any relapses you may have had, and the severity of underlying issues or trauma's in your life. There is no way to determine exactly how long it will take you to fully recover from alcohol abuse. A good way of looking at the duration of alcohol treatment is that recovery from alcohol takes as long as it takes. This of course varies wildly from person to person in Springfield.

Scientific research and statistics have determined that longer term residential Alcohol Rehabilitation and Alcohol Detox Centers consisting of 90 days or longer provide the greatest potential for success. Many in-patient Alcohol Rehabilitation Centers in Springfield are typically 28 or 30 days in length. Most 28 or 30 day Alcohol Rehabilitation Facilities in Springfield were originally designed to conform with insurance companies because many insurance carriers only cover a maximum of 28 to 30 days of substance abuse treatment. Unfortunately, it is impossible to predict with certainty that exactly "28 days" is the correct amount of time to recover from drug or alcohol addiction. In fact, in most cases this is not enough time for a successful lasting recovery.

When trying to determine the correct length of stay at an Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield, It is always best to seek help from an addiction professional who can assess the overall situation and be able to suggest the correct treatment type and length based on their knowledge and experience. Let's face it, alcohol abuse and addiction, to a vast majority of people is largely misunderstood and as a result, people often make improper choices as to which type of Alcohol Treatment Center in Springfield they should consider, therefore they often receive inadequate treatment.




What is the Primary Focus of an Alcohol Rehab in Springfield?


The primary focus of an Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield is not only to help the individual to stop drinking alcohol, but also to restore the person to productive functioning within their family, relationships, workplace and community. While attending an effective Alcohol Rehabilitation Center and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield the individual will learn life skills, coping skills, and work through underlying issues, trauma's and transgressions. They will be better able to cope with daily life and manage their thoughts, feelings and emotions.

The first focus of most Alcohol Rehabilitation and Alcohol Detox Centers in Springfield is often alcohol detox where the individual is restored physically back to health. Various methods may be used to monitor, manage, and minimize alcohol withdrawal symptoms. Focus is then put on diet, nutrition, exercise and sleep until the individual is eating healthy meals regularly, sleeping regularly, has increased energy and feels healthy physically.

The next focus of an effective Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield involves working to improve self-esteem and self-worth, heal core traumas, learn life-skills, gain control over addictive patterns and improve psychological health in addition to recovering from alcohol abuse. Counseling focuses on the symptoms of alcohol abuse, the individual and the structure of the individual's recovery program. It teaches coping strategies and tools for recovery.

The final focus of an effective Alcohol Treatment Center in Springfield is to also to offer the individual the necessary tools to continue to remain alcohol-free once they have completed the rehab program and have re-entered into society. Clients will learn about addiction, recovery, relapse, and how to address misguided beliefs about self, others, and their environment. In addition, they learn to identify relapse warning signs and methods to challenge thoughts that may lead to relapse.




What should I expect during alcohol rehab in Springfield?


Attending an Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield can be different for each person, however, there are some similarities that can be expected. The first step of a Springfield Alcohol Rehabilitation Center and Alcohol Detoxification Center is often alcohol detoxification (withdrawal). Alcohol withdrawal is when a person with an alcohol abuse problem stops drinking alcohol. Alcohol withdrawal can last a few days and may include nausea or vomiting, sweating, shakiness, and anxiety. These symptoms will be reduced effectively by attending an Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield. Some Alcohol Rehabilitation and Alcohol Detox Centers in Springfield will offer an on-site alcohol detox while others may have you attend an off-site medical detox center and then have you return to complete the Springfield Alcohol Treatment Center once the detoxification process is complete. Either way, the person in recovery must withdrawal from the alcohol which is safer and more comfortable when done as part of a Springfield Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Facility.

For some, the initial alcohol detox process is the hardest part of attending an Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detox Facility in Springfield. Others find that their difficulty arises in therapy where they must confront their misguided beliefs and addictive behaviors. Often times, the recovering alcohol abuser will tend to unknowingly focus on present time problems going on with family, friends, loved ones, and issues at home. This is usually an attempt to avoid confronting their own problems by focusing on outside distractions. It is important for family and loved ones to avoid involving the addict with issues at home or anything other than their treatment plan. The addict must keep focused on himself and confront his own issues and his case points that need addressed.

Alcohol rehab is not easy! It is not easy confronting one's addiction, problems, issues, traumas, and transgressions, but is is something that must be done and with hard work and dedication, and the end result is well worth any struggles the recovering individual may have had while attending the Springfield Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Center. There is no better feeling in the world than to overcome tradgedy. The right Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Center in Springfield will keep the recovering alcohol abuser winning, gaining, succeeding, and continually feeling better about themselves.

Once one has completed an Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Center in Springfield, he should feel that he can be a valuable and productive member of society again. It is important for the recovered individual to understand that it is their responsibility to remain sober and that if there is a relapse then that does not mean that they give in completely. Successful Alcohol Rehabilitation Centers in Springfield believe that the ability to accomplish a complete recovery from alcohol abuse must be based on the belief that an individual is not powerless, and in fact, must take responsibility for his or her own actions.








Holmesview Center
Holmesview Center is a Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center located at Old Easley Bridge Road Greenville, SC 29610
Holmesview Center specializes in Women, Men, Criminal Justice Clients, Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. Holmesview Center provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, and Residential Short Term Treatment. Holmesview Center is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Center and Alcohol Detoxification Center that can be contacted at (864) 295-5440.



Faith Home Inc
Faith Home Inc is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center located at 144 Faith Home Road Greenwood, SC 29648
Faith Home Inc provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, and Residential Long Term Treatment. Faith Home Inc accepts these payment options : Pay Assistance. Faith Home Inc is a Alcohol Treatment Center that can be contacted at (864) 223-0694.



Tri County Commission on
Tri County Commission on is a Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Facility located at 910 Cook Road Orangeburg, SC 29118
Tri County Commission on specializes in Teens, Women, Men, DUI / DWI, and Criminal Justice Clients. Tri County Commission on provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. Tri County Commission on accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, and Self Pay. Tri County Commission on is a Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detox Facility that can be contacted at (803) 536-4900x111.



Counseling Center of Georgetown Inc
Counseling Center of Georgetown Inc is a Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Center located at 906 Prince Street Georgetown, SC 29440
Counseling Center of Georgetown Inc specializes in Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, DUI / DWI, and Criminal Justice Clients. Counseling Center of Georgetown Inc provides these types of treament : Mental Health Treatment, and Detox. Counseling Center of Georgetown Inc accepts these payment options : Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, and Self Pay. Counseling Center of Georgetown Inc is a Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Center that can be contacted at (843) 527-8118.



Home with a Heart
Home with a Heart is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Center located at 220 James Mattison Road Liberty, SC 29657
Home with a Heart provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, and Residential Long Term Treatment. Home with a Heart accepts these payment options : Pay Assistance. Home with a Heart is a Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Facility that can be contacted at (864) 843-3058.



Three Rivers Behavioral Health
Three Rivers Behavioral Health is a Alcohol Rehab Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Facility located at 2900 Sunset Boulevard West Columbia, SC 29169
Three Rivers Behavioral Health specializes in Teens, Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, Senior / Over 50, and Hearing Impaired. Three Rivers Behavioral Health provides these types of treament : Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Detox, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. Three Rivers Behavioral Health accepts these payment options : Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, and Sliding Scale Fees. Three Rivers Behavioral Health is a Alcoholism Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center that can be contacted at (803) 796-9911.



LRADAC The Behavioral Health Center of
LRADAC The Behavioral Health Center of is a Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detox Center located at 1435 Platt Springs Road West Columbia, SC 29169
LRADAC The Behavioral Health Center of specializes in Pregnant Women, and Women. LRADAC The Behavioral Health Center of provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Halfway Housing, and Residential Long Term Treatment. LRADAC The Behavioral Health Center of accepts these payment options : Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. LRADAC The Behavioral Health Center of is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Center and Alcohol Detox Center that can be contacted at (803) 733-1372.



Keystone Substance Abuse Services
Keystone Substance Abuse Services is a Alcohol Rehab Facility located at 199 South Herlong Avenue Rock Hill, SC 29732
Keystone Substance Abuse Services specializes in Teens, Pregnant Women, Women, DUI / DWI, Criminal Justice Clients, and Spanish. Keystone Substance Abuse Services provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Day Treatment Services, Residential Long Term Treatment, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. Keystone Substance Abuse Services accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Self Pay, and Sliding Scale Fees. Keystone Substance Abuse Services is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Center that can be contacted at (803) 324-1800x205.



Springs Memorial Hospital
Springs Memorial Hospital is a Alcoholism Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Center located at 800 West Meeting Street Lancaster, SC 29720
Springs Memorial Hospital specializes in Hearing Impaired. Springs Memorial Hospital provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Day Treatment Services, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. Springs Memorial Hospital accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. Springs Memorial Hospital is a Alcoholism Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Facility that can be contacted at (803) 286-1491.



Ernest E Kennedy Center
Ernest E Kennedy Center is a Alcoholism Treatment Facility located at 106 Westview Boulevard Goose Creek, SC 29445
Ernest E Kennedy Center specializes in Teens, Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, DUI / DWI, Criminal Justice Clients, and Hearing Impaired. Ernest E Kennedy Center provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services. Ernest E Kennedy Center accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, and Pay Assistance. Ernest E Kennedy Center is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detox Facility that can be contacted at (843) 797-7871.



Spartanburg Alcohol and
Spartanburg Alcohol and is a Alcohol Rehab Program located at 187 West Broad Street Spartanburg, SC 29306
Spartanburg Alcohol and specializes in Teens, Women, DUI / DWI, Criminal Justice Clients, Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. Spartanburg Alcohol and provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services. Spartanburg Alcohol and accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. Spartanburg Alcohol and is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detox Facility that can be contacted at (864) 582-7588.



Phoenix Center for Behavioral
Phoenix Center for Behavioral is a Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detox Center located at 1400 Cleveland Street Greenville, SC 29607
Phoenix Center for Behavioral specializes in Teens, Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, AIDS and HIV, Pregnant Women, Women, Residential Beds for Adolescents, DUI / DWI, Criminal Justice Clients, Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. Phoenix Center for Behavioral provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Residential Short Term Treatment, and Residential Long Term Treatment. Phoenix Center for Behavioral accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, Sliding Scale Fees, and Pay Assistance. Phoenix Center for Behavioral is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detox Center that can be contacted at (864) 467-3790.



Charleston Center of Charleston County
Charleston Center of Charleston County is a Alcohol Rehab Center located at 5 Charleston Center Drive Charleston, SC 29417
Charleston Center of Charleston County specializes in Teens, Pregnant Women, Women, Residential Beds for Adolescents, Men, DUI / DWI, Criminal Justice Clients, and Hearing Impaired. Charleston Center of Charleston County provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Methadone Maintenance, Methadone Detox, Day Treatment Services, Residential Short Term Treatment, and Residential Long Term Treatment. Charleston Center of Charleston County accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, Sliding Scale Fees, and Pay Assistance. Charleston Center of Charleston County is a Alcohol Treatment Program that can be contacted at (843) 958-3300.



Anmed Wellspring
Anmed Wellspring is a Alcohol Rehab Center and Alcohol Detox Center located at 313 Williams Street Williamston, SC 29697
Anmed Wellspring specializes in Hearing Impaired. Anmed Wellspring provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Day Treatment Services, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. Anmed Wellspring accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. Anmed Wellspring is a Alcohol Program Alcoholism Center that can be contacted at (864) 847-1050.



Richland Springs Psychiatric Hospital
Richland Springs Psychiatric Hospital is a Alcohol Rehab Center and Alcohol Detoxification Facility located at 11 Medical Park Columbia, SC 29203
Richland Springs Psychiatric Hospital specializes in Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, and Hearing Impaired. Richland Springs Psychiatric Hospital provides these types of treament : Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Day Treatment Services, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. Richland Springs Psychiatric Hospital accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, and Sliding Scale Fees. Richland Springs Psychiatric Hospital is a Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detoxification Facility that can be contacted at (803) 434-4800.



Alternative
Alternative is a Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center located at 401 West Main Street Lexington, SC 29072
Alternative specializes in Teens, Women, Men, Criminal Justice Clients, and Spanish. Alternative provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, and Day Treatment Services. Alternative accepts these payment options : Private Health Insurance, Self Pay, and Sliding Scale Fees. Alternative is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Facility that can be contacted at (803) 951-3881.



York County Treatment Center Inc
York County Treatment Center Inc is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detox Center located at 377 Carowinds Boulevard Fort Mill, SC 29715
York County Treatment Center Inc provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Methadone Maintenance, and Methadone Detox. York County Treatment Center Inc accepts these payment options : Self Pay. York County Treatment Center Inc is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility that can be contacted at (803) 547-7238.



New Life Center Commission on
New Life Center Commission on is a Alcoholism Treatment Center located at 571 North Memorial Avenue Allendale, SC 29810
New Life Center Commission on specializes in Teens, DUI / DWI, Criminal Justice Clients, and Spanish. New Life Center Commission on provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services. New Life Center Commission on accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. New Life Center Commission on is a Alcohol Rehab Facility and Alcohol Detox Center that can be contacted at (803) 943-8200.



Anderson Oconee Counties
Anderson Oconee Counties is a Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detox Facility located at 691 South Oak Street Seneca, SC 29678
Anderson Oconee Counties specializes in Teens, Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, Women, DUI / DWI, Criminal Justice Clients, and Hearing Impaired. Anderson Oconee Counties provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services. Anderson Oconee Counties accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Self Pay, and Pay Assistance. Anderson Oconee Counties is a Alcoholism Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Facility that can be contacted at (864) 882-7563.



Cornerstone
Cornerstone is a Alcohol Rehab Facility and Alcohol Detox Facility located at 1420 Spring Street Greenwood, SC 29646
Cornerstone specializes in Teens, DUI / DWI, Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. Cornerstone provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services. Cornerstone accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, and Pay Assistance. Cornerstone is a Alcohol Rehab Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Center that can be contacted at (864) 227-1001.



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Nearby Cities

Salley is 5.05 Miles from Springfield
Neeses is 9.27 Miles from Springfield
Perry is 9.29 Miles from Springfield
Norway is 9.39 Miles from Springfield
Blackville is 9.59 Miles from Springfield
Elko is 9.83 Miles from Springfield
Livingston is 9.98 Miles from Springfield
Williston is 10.55 Miles from Springfield
Wagener is 11.89 Miles from Springfield
North is 13.09 Miles from Springfield
Windsor is 13.51 Miles from Springfield
Denmark is 14.42 Miles from Springfield
Woodford is 15.29 Miles from Springfield
Hilda is 15.44 Miles from Springfield
Cope is 17.66 Miles from Springfield
Barnwell is 18.02 Miles from Springfield
Pelion is 18.73 Miles from Springfield
Swansea is 19.54 Miles from Springfield
Bamberg is 19.74 Miles from Springfield
Govan is 19.97 Miles from Springfield

Find Alcohol Rehab Centers in Major Cities Near Springfield, South Carolina:

Augusta Richmond is 43.03 Miles from Springfield
North Charleston is 84.30 Miles from Springfield
Charleston is 89.32 Miles from Springfield
Savannah is 100.36 Miles from Springfield
Greenville is 112.60 Miles from Springfield
Charlotte is 120.99 Miles from Springfield
Gastonia is 121.69 Miles from Springfield
Athens Clarke is 125.00 Miles from Springfield
Concord is 137.41 Miles from Springfield
Macon is 144.60 Miles from Springfield
Asheville is 161.27 Miles from Springfield
Fayetteville is 173.07 Miles from Springfield
Roswell is 179.90 Miles from Springfield
Sandy Springs is 180.13 Miles from Springfield
Atlanta is 180.62 Miles from Springfield
High Point is 185.82 Miles from Springfield
Winston Salem is 189.16 Miles from Springfield
Marietta is 190.04 Miles from Springfield
Greensboro is 196.81 Miles from Springfield
Wilmington is 199.60 Miles from Springfield

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