More often than not, inpatient rehab is just a first step in the recovery process. Even when drug use stops, the thinking and behavior that drive addiction can threaten your recovery efforts. Under these conditions, there’s a critical need for some form of ongoing sober living therapy. A sober living environment not only offers different …
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So, you just completed your stint in rehab. You likely feel pretty good physically. With that said, is it possible you are feeling a little apprehensive about resuming responsibility for the life you left behind to get treatment? Before you become overly concerned about feeling that way, you need to know those kinds of feelings …
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While residential (inpatient) treatment is usually the best option for most addiction sufferers, it’s not always best in some circumstances. What addiction sufferers really need is an opportunity to establish sobriety with a minimum of restrictions. Unfortunately, most people enter rehab with a significant addiction to their drug of choice. Given the amount of time …
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One of the best things an addict can do is to get the professional help that is so important to their recovery. Addiction is a terrible disease that tears apart families and relationships every single day. If you are ready to take that giant, important step to get clean, congratulations! However, you’ll be faced with …
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Thanks to the tireless work of addiction professionals and scientists, we know more now about addiction than ever before, but we’re still in the very early stages of understanding the mechanisms behind addiction. As of 2010, over 23.6 million Americans were addicted to drugs and/or alcohol. Each one of these people needs help, but many …
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The steps of recovery are well-known to the recovery community, but to people just getting into treatment, they can seem a little daunting. Most step-based treatment programs layout 12 steps to recovery, but there are newer programs that may have more or fewer steps. Whatever kind of step-based recovery you’re in, you’ll find that those …
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It’s interesting to note that more than a few groups of people in the US have concerns about being eligible for addiction treatment. Clearly, addictions are equal opportunity diseases. They don’t care if they afflict young people, elderly people, white people, black people, Americans, Asians, short people, tall people or people of any shape or …
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Heroin is one of the strongest, most addictive substances known to man, and this might be one of the first things a professional wants you to know before you enter a treatment center for this type of addiction. Many people feel guilty or baffled as to why they’re addicted to something. A certain kind of …
Being an addict is a life that no one wants. Unfortunately, it is one that millions of men and women lead on a daily basis. One of the best ways to get clean is to check into a reputable treatment center to utilize their comprehensive services. Read on to learn more about rehab and counseling …
Halfway houses are sober living communities that allow residents a greater degree of freedom than they had in detox. They perform regular drug testing on residents, provide counseling services, and generally maintain a calm, recovery type atmosphere that gives you access to community resources while you’re in your first year or two of recovery. How …
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