Addiction is a chronic disease. Managing a chronic disease does not end just because its most debilitating symptoms have been treated. Entering rehab can be scary, but it can also be scary to leave rehab and re-enter society. Sober living is a lifestyle, and it will take some getting used to. You’ve done all the…
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For people of faith, addiction and alcohol abuse can cause intense shame and secrecy. Christians often struggle with coming to grips with their drug or alcohol use disorder and fear judgment from their peers. These feelings can keep many from seeking help for drug addiction. Participating in faith-based recovery can help religious individuals overcome their…
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Meth withdrawal is a natural but uncomfortable process that begins after someone discontinues taking methamphetamine, also known as crystal meth. Withdrawal involves a predictable set of symptoms that gradually wear off as the body adjusts to the drug no longer being present. Before deciding on a Murrieta drug addiction treatment program, make sure they have…
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Choosing an outpatient treatment program that is right for you is not a decision to be taken lightly. With so many options available, it can be challenging to determine which treatment program is right for you. Ultimately, the course of treatment you decide on has to work for you, your life, and your schedule. An…
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You may be aware of how well music boosts your mood in general, but you might be surprised to learn that music can be beneficial for people in substance abuse treatment as well. Our unique music therapy program, Rock to Recovery, is led by a professional team of clean and sober musicians that guide the…
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Research shows that approximately half the people in recovery will relapse at least once. Following a treatment plan will help avoid relapse, and so will avoiding high-risk situations. If a relapse happens, it is not a failure. Don’t think your treatment plan isn’t working or that all your efforts have been in vain. Use relapse…
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A residential treatment program can be the foundation of your drug and alcohol treatment. It’s beneficial for moderate to severe forms of substance abuse where a person needs 24-hour support in a drug-free environment for a period of several weeks to several months. During this time, they have limited access to family, work responsibilities, and…
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Meth withdrawal is a natural but uncomfortable process that begins immediately after someone discontinues taking methamphetamine, also known as crystal meth. The support of a meth addiction treatment program will assist with the side effects of withdrawal, so you don’t have to go “cold turkey” on your own. Contact the team at Solution Based Treatment…
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Knowing what kind of treatment program is right for you is not a decision to be taken lightly. Weighing the options can be overwhelming. Ultimately, the course of treatment you decide has to work for you, your life, and your schedule. An outpatient treatment facility can be very beneficial for individuals with a mild substance…
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Every year, millions of people around the world suffer from substance abuse disorder. Unfortunately, many of them experience mental issues and substance abuse disorders simultaneously. Until the 1990s, people with mental health and substance abuse issues typically received treatment for one condition at a time. Often, these treatments did not occur at the same facility…
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