There’s no doubt that there are a variety of myths and misconceptions about addiction treatment. To help, we’ve put together a list of some of the most common misunderstandings about addiction treatment so you can approach your choice with the facts, not rumors.
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Like you, we are closely monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak that is affecting the entire nation and world. We want to assure you that we are taking all appropriate measures to keep our recovery community safe.
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In an ideal situation, you would be able to identify addictive behaviors before addiction sets in. Unfortunately, a substance use disorder is rarely noticeable until a person is deep within its throes.
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Did you know that poor quality sleep can worsen mental health problems that can, in turn, reinforce the cycle of addiction? Adopting good sleep hygiene practices can improve your sleep and help you feel better during the day. Here are a few effective tips to get you started.
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The period after the completion of drug and alcohol rehab leaves many people feeling isolated, but there’s no need to allow that feeling to linger. Here are several different ways to move forward with your recovery after you complete a treatment program.
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The goal of every treatment program is to restore clients back to health. This means ensuring clients are productive at home, at work, in their communities, and in society. But do drug and alcohol rehab programs actually work?
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We believe that the best solutions for drug and alcohol recovery are thorough and holistic. To that end, we’ve put together an informative guide detailing everything you need to know about how long drug and alcohol rehab actually lasts.
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Cocaine’s highly addictive nature is a danger unto itself, however, there are additional risks associated with the drug. These risks include but are not limited to, physical and psychological changes, the possibility of dangerous contaminants added to the drug, combining cocaine use with other drugs, especially alcohol and heroin, and losing friends, family, and jobs as a result of addiction.
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People who have recently completed addiction treatment are more likely to relapse than those who have successfully maintained a sober lifestyle for a year or more. This is because it takes time and practice to establish a sober lifestyle and implement coping skills learned during recovery.
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Here at Solution Based Treatment & Detox, we pride ourselves on helping our clients achieve their highest potential. A key component of that mission is helping family members and friends both understand addiction and ways they can help their loved ones struggling with substance use disorder. To that end, here’s what parents, family members and friends need to know about compulsory addiction treatment.
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