Methadone Clinics in Hayward, California

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With its population of 159,203, Hayward, California is the third largest city in Alameda County, and the sixth largest in the Bay Area. Hayward once had a large population of Japanese Americans, but these citizens were imprisoned in the Japanese-American internment camps during WWII. Today, citizens suffering addictions to heroin and other opioid drugs can find help at methadone clinics in California. As the best recovery results stem from methadone maintenance lasting at least one year, it is important to find a convenient clinic. This is why it is good to know that anyone seeking to overcome opioid addiction can find a Hayward methadone clinic to provide the long-term treatment they need. Even if the particular Hayward methadone clinic treating you does not offer counseling or cognitive behavioral therapy, they should recommend you seek out these services and help refer you to facilities and organizations that can provide them. Methadone can treat the physical components of addiction, but this chronic, relapsing disease goes deeper than just the physical. Recovery requires psychological and behavioral treatments, as well as practical life changes that support day to day abstinence from drugs.

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