Drug detoxification in Yerevan
Assessment of withdrawal, polysubstance and overdose risks followed by selection of a safer medical pathway.
Read →Substance, combinations, breathing, mental state and previous overdoses determine urgency and the safest care setting.
Assessment of withdrawal, polysubstance and overdose risks followed by selection of a safer medical pathway.
Read →Evidence-informed, non-judgemental care addressing medical and psychological needs.
Read →Medical observation and psychological care in a structured setting with a continuing-care plan.
Read →Structured work on routines, environment, relationships and relapse risk.
Read →A practical plan for the first months at home: clinicians, routine, family and early warning signs.
Read →One sign is not a diagnosis. Look at the pattern, how long it has lasted and how it affects everyday life.
Read →An overdose is a medical emergency. Do not wait for the person to “sleep it off”.
Read →Prolonged wakefulness, agitation and suspiciousness after stimulants can shift quickly from worrying behaviour to a medical emergency.
Read →Help begins with safety, clear boundaries and a conversation without shame.
Read →Relapse rarely begins at the moment of use. Changes in sleep, behaviour, thinking and connection often come first.
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