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Advantages of Long Term Drug Rehab

Long term drug rehab can help you on a deeper level!

Long term drug rehab can help you on a deeper level!

If you’re considering drug rehab for yourself or a loved one, it’s important to consider which type of drug rehab is going to be most beneficial. There are many advantages to long term drug rehab versus a short, program. Most rehab centers provide a range of programs that can differ in length based largely in part on the type of addiction you suffer from as well as the level of that addiction. Here’s a look at why you should choose long term drug rehab over a short program:

Long Term Drug Rehab Provides Physical Healing

Long term drug rehab centers provide patients with the best possible chance to heal physically from addiction. When drugs or alcohol have taken over the body, there are many aspects of the physical structure that must heal. Physically, the body is addicted to drugs which means that a detoxification phase must be completed before the addict can heal. Once this has happened, changes can be made to the physical routine to get people feeling better.

Many long term drug rehab centers provide exercise opportunities to help addicts heal physically. Short term drug rehab programs do not allow ample opportunity for the recovering addict to detox and heal physically before being released back into society.

Long Term Drug Rehab Centers Provide Psychological Healing

Psychologically, it takes many weeks, months or even years to heal from addiction. In many cases, there are underlying psychological conditions or traumas that have caused the addiction or which have resulted from the addiction. For those in long term drug rehab, the chances of getting to the root of such psychological conditions is significantly better than in a short term drug rehab program.

Counseling and therapy is consistent at long term drug rehab centers. These programs provide an effective approach to help individuals overcome addiction and maintain lasting sobriety. In order for a drug rehab program to be effective, the psychological conditions must be treated and the addict must receive adequate counseling. This is often not possible in a short amount of time.

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Pros and Cons of Free Rehab Facilities

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Financing a drug addiction has left more than a few addicts unable to pay for needed drug treatment help. Add to this the high likelihood of job loss before all is said and done and free rehab facilities can quickly become the only treatment alternative a person has. As drug addiction rates continue to climb,….

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Increase in Seniors Fighting Addiction in Drug Rehab Centers

Seniors in drug rehab centers are a growing problem.

We’ve always heard the phrase, “addiction isn’t prejudice, it affects the young the old, the rich the poor, black and white – it doesn’t matter.” However, in the recent years studies have shown that individuals who are over the age of 50 are increasingly finding themselves addicted to drugs or alcohol and in need of help. In….

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Effective Drug Treatment Principles Outlined by NIDA

Effective drug treatment can help you overcome your addiction once and for all!

While there are various agencies that have been attributed to having developed guides and principles for effective drug treatment, the most common principles that are used by treatment centers as a guide to effective drug treatment are outlined by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) principles for effective drug treatment….

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Benefits of Luxury Drug Rehab

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For individuals who live a more affluent and luxurious lifestyle than the average person suffering from addiction, the concept of drug rehab must include not only treatment that focuses on counseling and therapy but also on providing the same level of luxury that people of this stature are accustomed to. Luxury drug rehab, though much….

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Prescription Drug Addiction Rehab Programs

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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, as of 2010, an estimated 2.7 percent of American adults reportedly use prescription drugs for recreational purposes. While prescription abuse has been around for a long time, this 2.7 percent estimate represents a 300 percent increase in rates within the last ten years alone. Prescription drug addictions….

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New Laws in Florida Fight Opioid Addiction

Governor Rick Scott signed a new bill into law on Monday, March 19, 2018 that is meant to aid the fight against opioid addiction. Among the changes, the new law will make in the Sunshine State are a $65 million allocation in state funds to fighting the opioid epidemic and a restriction on opioid prescriptions….

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15 Signs You Need Drug Rehab

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, drug addiction is similar to other chronic, relapsing diseases, such as asthma, diabetes or heart disease, and just like these other diseases, drug addiction can be managed successfully. However, it is common for a person to relapse and begin abusing drugs again, but this just means that….

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Ways to Tell if Your Loved One Needs Prescription Drug Rehab

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Medications that have been prescribed by a doctor for treatment of pain and other ailments are generally safe when taken as directed. Unfortunately, there are people who abuse medicated drugs and this can pose threats to their health, and cause distress to those around them. If you suspect a loved one is addicted to painkillers,….

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5 Major Challenges in Alcohol Rehab

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Alcohol addiction is a chronic disease that can creep up on a person and end up destroying their life if they do not get help. Alcohol addiction will cause a person to have uncontrollable urges to abuse alcohol, and every time a person abuses alcohol they cause damage to their body. According to the National….

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