Drug Rehab
September 25th, 2007 | by admin |
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Choosing The Right Drug Rehab Program
Choosing a drug rehab program is a difficult decision. Nobody wants drug addiction to overtake their life to the point that drug rehab is the necessary step. However, the decision to go to drug rehab is something to look forward to, as it is the decision to rebuild a healthy life. Understanding what drug addiction entails and how it affects the user is important for healing substance abuse. As well as understanding drug addiction, knowing what drug rehab is will help the patient understand what he is going through and the purpose of drug rehab. Lastly, the type of drug rehab program is of vital importance for the patient. Understanding what a drug rehab program is and what a drug rehab program does, will make all the difference in the world. A drug rehab program, then, is the path that leads to an effective treatment of drug addiction. Research has shown that drug addiction is treatable. Research has not shown, and will not show, that addiction treatment is easy.
Which drug rehab program?
Educate yourself when choosing a drug rehab program. There are many different types of drug rehabs, varying in cost, length of stay and philosophy. Make sure that the drug rehab you choose makes sense to you. Look into the credentials of the drug rehab staff and the licenses of the drug rehab itself. Although a bit scary, entering drug rehab is an exciting time. It is the beginning of the end of your drug addiction and the beginning of a new life.
If you need help in locating an effective drug rehab program you can call the national drug rehab helpline at 1-800-511-9225 or go to www.recoveryconnection.org to locate a drug rehab program near you. Click here if you require help locating a drug rehab program that treats ==>dual diagnosis
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Joanthan Huttner is a partner of Lakeview Health Systems, a nationally recognized drug rehab and alcohol rehab program. Lakeview specializes in the treatment of dual diagnosis and also operates freedom Rings, a gay drug rehab.
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11 Responses to “Drug Rehab”
By Tami Pacheco on Nov 17, 2007 | Reply
Just wanted to say that this is a great article. For those who are interested in getting help, i urge you to consider Desert Oasis Recovery of New Mexico (www.desertoasisrecovery.com)
By debbie van hoose on Oct 3, 2008 | Reply
Hi all,
We found a wonderful small, rehab in Destin Florida. Narconon Gulf Coast, they had a beautiful large beach house, with excellent staff and a chef. My son was able to go there and get better. He had been to several 12 step programs that did not work. This place has a 90 percent cure rate. The place was not an institution type place. They helped our family. their number is 850-837-2799.
good luck all
By T on Oct 6, 2008 | Reply
THE 12 STEP PROGAM WORKS IF YOU WORK IT I HAVE BEEN SOBER FOR 2.1/2 YEARS
By Margaret on Nov 18, 2008 | Reply
Can’t afford rehab so I will just go to Alanon and learn how to deal with his problem.
Signed
Manic In Michigan
By David on Nov 19, 2008 | Reply
Excellent article. I spent 20 years working the 12 steps ,2 meetings a day , being of service going to all the round-ups and conventions but could not get past the drug cravings hence a relapse every 12-18 months
I also found a Narconon (Arrowhead ) in Oklahoma and it ended the cycle of relapse for over 4 years
call 800-468-6933
By Shelia on Nov 19, 2008 | Reply
I know of a great program that is a Mission Training Bible Center and they have several centers in different states. You can get information by the internet and the website is http://www.missionteens.com
By Shelia on Nov 19, 2008 | Reply
I failed to mention that this program is not expensive. It is a faith based program that is run from donations. If you need help and cannot afford rehab you really need to check this out. It has a great success rate.
By jill ruehlen on Feb 3, 2009 | Reply
i am looking for a state funded inpatient alcohol rehab program for my sister in phoenix arizona she has meidcaid insurance please help
By Shane Williams on Feb 16, 2009 | Reply
I am looking for an inpatient drug rehab facility. I have no insurance and have lost everything. I want to change. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
By gary alvara on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
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By tonya on Oct 7, 2009 | Reply
I know of a few places in Texas that can help. The Genesis Center is a women’s shelter in Kaufman County that offers a faith based drug program. It is ran off of donations so money is not needed. They also let mothers bring their kids with them and it is great! There is a shelter for men in Athens Texas and one in Waxahachie Texas that have good outcomes as well. I can only wish everyone with addiction probles the best of luck, I know how hard it can be. I am about to have 6 months of sobriety under my belt and couldn’t be more excited. I am relying on my God and going to N.A. and it is working for me.Keep your faith in some kind of Higher Power and He with give you strength!