It doesn’t matter how diligently you have pursued your recovery or how committed you were to staying sober. If you have been addicted to alcohol in the past, there is a chance that you could relapse in the future. According to studies done on the subject, between 40 and 60 percent of addicts relapse during …
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If you are curious about attending a Florida rehabilitation center, you may be wondering who exactly can go to rehab. Anyone with an alcohol or drug addiction is welcome to join the millions of people who have made the wonderful decision to seek help. Let’s read on to learn more about rehab in Florida. Does …
Beginning a journey in recovery can be exciting. However, it can also be a very scary situation. One stage of recovery that can be extremely agonizing is the day you successfully walk away from a treatment program. You’ll be armed with tools and knowledge to help you live clean and sober. But, sometimes all the …
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Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) for substance abuse are generally for people who want to keep living at home while receiving intensive rehabilitation services. These programs are quite involved, consisting of therapy sessions and many other activities for the purpose of helping program participants overcome addiction and remain committed to their sobriety. The issue of success …
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If you are considering rehab for alcohol abuse, congratulations. You’ve made a major decision that will ultimately change your life forever! However, you may have some serious questions before you take the time to commit to rehab. For example, you may have already been hospitalized for alcohol withdrawal and are wondering if a rehab center …
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As the situation surrounding COVID-19 continues to evolve, we wanted to connect with you about how we are addressing these concerns throughout our program. The health and safety of our patients, their families and our employees is extremely important to us, which is why we have infectious disease protocols in place. We are committed to …
According to a study published by the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 34 million people in America have a functional disability. Of those, over 24 million have a severe disability that significantly impacts their day-to-day life. What’s more, many of these same individuals are also struggling with a substance use disorder. To further put this …
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Where and when you reach out for treatment for your drug/alcohol addiction is up to you. The first thing you have to do is accept the fact you are living in the cycle of an addiction disease. Yes, it is a disease that can never be cured but can be arrested and put to sleep …
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The journey of recovery from alcoholism or drug addiction is a lifelong process. There are different stages in recovery that can be more challenging than others. These points in your recovery can dramatically increase the risk level for a relapse. Transitional periods are often the stages that require your most vigilant efforts to stay clean …
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Because of the nation’s current opioid addiction epidemic, there’s a growing interest in how addiction affects the lives of the addiction sufferer and their family and friends. There’s also increased interest in the drug and alcohol addiction treatment process. For people who have never been exposed to addiction treatment, most of what takes place in …
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