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  • Paying for drug treatment: 3 things to avoid

    Paying for drug treatment There's no doubt that the cost of drug treatment is high. Unfortunately, it's often a necessary part of the recovery process. Financing addiction treatment may seem impossible (especially at daily average costs of $135 per ...

    ... to help all of our readers work toward a drug-free lifestyle. Reference Sources: NCBI: Benefit-Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself” The White House: Substance ... continue reading

  • Cost of drug treatment programs

    What’s the cost of drug treatment programs? There is no exact formula that is used to determine the cost of addiction treatment programs . Instead, there are a few important factors that must be taken into account when trying to determine how much ...

    ... able to choose from a few different local low cost drug treatment programs. Some health insurance companies will be willing to pay ... Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for ... continue reading

  • Methadone Clinics in California

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Learn how Narcotic Treatment Programs operate in CA. This article review how methadone clinics in California work and where can you find help. Plus, a section on the laws and rules that govern the medication. TABLE OF CONTENTS: ...

    ... Community Based Outpatient Clinics also offer SUD treatment. Check out the California VA Directory for a listing of VA centers in California. The Drug Epidemic in California Opioid addiction has reached epidemic levels ... continue reading
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  • Sober Living Options in California

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Sober homes can be the bridge you need between treatment and daily life. But how do you find the right one to accommodate your needs? We review sober living standards in California here. Then, we invite your questions at the end. ...

    ... housing: Sober Living in California Sober living is when you live in an alcohol and drug free environment. These apartments, houses, and rooms offer peer support for recovery outside the context of treatment. In order to ... continue reading

  • Drug and Alcohol Detox Clinics in California

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: The State of California supervises hundreds of different detox clinics. Learn how to find a safe and reputable detox center in California here. TABLE OF CONTENTS: What is Medical Detox? Detoxing in California How Does Detox Work? ...

    ... or alcoholism [6] US National Library of Medicine: Impact of California's Proposition 36 on the Drug Treatment System: Treatment Capacity and Displacement [7] Legislative Analyst's Office: Understanding the Veterans ... continue reading

  • The unique challenges of addiction treatment for homeless populations

    How to help treat addiction for the homeless Substance abuse is both a precipitating factor and a consequence of homelessness. Prevalence estimates of substance use among homeless individuals are approximately 20-35%; as many as 10-20% are “dually ...

    ... in California that target the homeless population and I came up with five of them. I have to be honest, I don’t know what the statistics are for other states in the U.S. with regards to providing drug/alcohol treatment ... continue reading

  • Traveling and Planning for Rehab in California

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: When deciding to travel to California to attend rehab, there are a number of pros and cons to be considered. In this article, we look at the real costs of living and staying in California for both long and short periods of time. At ...

    ... million were in need of substance abuse treatment. [2] As you can see, you're not alone in your struggle with addiction. In California, the annual average of people who are addicted to drugs or alcohol or both are around ... continue reading

  • Does mindfulness meditation increase the effectiveness of substance abuse treatment for teens? (BOOK REVIEW)

    Yes, practices in mindfulness have shown to be effective in decreasing drug use. Plus, these practices teaches teens the REAL SKILLS needed to manage cravings, emotions, and behaviors related to substance abuse. “ Mindfulness-Based Substance Abuse ...

    ... drug use. Plus, these practices teaches teens the REAL SKILLS needed to manage cravings, emotions, and behaviors related to substance abuse. “ Mindfulness-Based Substance Abuse Treatment ... the state of California, an author ... continue reading

  • Cost of alcohol treatment programs

    What’s the cost of alcohol treatment programs? A range of different factors will influence the cost of treatment programs . By considering each of these factors, you’ll be able to find a treatment program that suits your needs and fits into your ...

    ... treatment programs that don’t require you to pay a dime. Non-profit groups such as the Salvation Army, for instance, offer free drug ... in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for ... continue reading

  • Paying for alcohol treatment: 3 things to avoid

    Paying for alcohol treatment An alcohol addiction can quickly consume a person's life. Without proper treatment, this addiction can lead to huge problems. While paying for alcohol treatment may seem impossible or like a waste of money, in reality ...

    ... The co-pay for mental health services, including drug and alcohol treatment, must not be higher than co-pays for ... Benefit-Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself”? ... continue reading

  • Average price of addiction treatment

    Many people diagnosed with addiction may avoid treatment altogether because they think they can’t afford it. While the average price of addiction treatment may seem quite high, this doesn’t always mean that you won’t be able to afford it. In ...

    ... you personally and promptly. Reference Sources: SAMHSA: Free Treatment Available NCBI: Benefit– Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself”? Child Welfare: Protecting ... continue reading

  • How Marijuana Legalization Will Affect Substance Use Treatment: A Counselor's Opinion

    2017: Where We are Today In the U.S., we are seeing a paramount shift in attitudes and policy on The Big M: Marijuana . As of today, we have 28 states that have legalized medical marijuana , 16 states that have legalized CBD oils (that are known to ...

    ... addiction is a personal relationship between the drug and the individual. Court Ordered Treatment May Not Best Target True Addicts In California, clients who are in treatment solely for marijuana use makes up between ... continue reading

  • How to tell if your teenager is using drugs?

    We here at Addiction Blog strive to help parents raise healthy young people. In this interview, we hope to help you define and recognize problems with drugs or alcohol early. So, if you’re a worried parent, know first that you are not alone. ...

    ... on their own. In the state of California there is unfortunately little recourse that parents have ... BLOG: How do I know if my teen needs treatment for drug problems, or not? ADVENT GROUP: This is extremely difficult ... continue reading

  • The Legal Status of Marijuana in the U.S. and Implications for Addiction Treatment

    Current Legal Status Under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, the use and/or possession of marijuana for any purpose is a federal crime. Under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), marijuana is classified as a Schedule I substance, meaning that ...

    ... other drugs. Recreational Use Recreational use of marijuana is legal in Alaska, California, Colorado ... dangers of marijuana use, or if you need to seek treatment for marijuana addiction , visit our website or please leave a ... continue reading

  • What is day treatment for substance abuse? INTERVIEW with Fountain Recovery

    Day treatment for substance abuse Outpatient (or day) treatment for addiction can vary in the intensity of services offered as well as types of therapies. Outpatient models, such as intensive day treatment, can be comparable to residential programs ...

    ... treatment since 1981. Fountain Recovery is a residential substance abuse treatment facility located in Livermore, California ... or drugs again? FOUNTAIN RECOVERY: Though there is no cure for addiction (i.e. a treatment that ... continue reading

  • Addiction Treatment Barriers in the LGBT Community

    Long Term Care Shows Best Outcomes It's commonly understood that the best chance most people have of recovering from drug and alcohol addiction is through receiving professional treatment. In fact, the National Institute on Drug Abuse or NIDA (run ...

    ... t getting the care they need to deal with their drug and alcohol addiction. According to the Surgeon General of the ... addiction treatment. Financial Disparities: The Williams Institute, of the University of California Los ... continue reading

  • Unmanageability: A.A.'s Greatest Contribution to Addiction Treatment

    I find unmanageability to be of paramount importance to recovery . It's a concept that has had continued relevance in all forms of addiction treatment to this day. In this article, I will show its importance and the implications that it has had, and ...

    ... countless people referred to treatment because they failed a drug test while on parole. Failing a drug test tells us nothing ... example. This last election we, here in California, have legalized marijuana. This new law will ... continue reading

  • Paying for addiction treatment: How to finance drug rehab

    Paying for addiction treatment Many alcohol and drug rehab programs can cost many thousands of dollars per treatment episode, a cost that most people can't simply write a check to cover. Fortunately, there are a number of resources that can be used ...

    ... borrow money from that to help pay for drug rehab. Two types of retirement funds that ... treatment you need. Reference Sources: NCBI: Benefit-Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment ... continue reading

  • Cost of Residential Treatment Programs

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: A 30-day residential program can cost around $10,000, while a long-term stay in residential treatment, can be cost twice that much. Costs vary based on services and total time spent in treatment. More here. TABLE OF CONTENTS: The ...

    ... 4:00 PM Afternoon medication and nurse checks 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM Drug screening 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM Medication management meeting 5:30 - 6: ... in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for ... continue reading

  • Post-Retirement Addiction and Its Treatment

    By Scott Trout, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Enterhealth Ranch and Enterhealth Outpatient of Excellence A New And Alarming Trend In recent years, the number of older adults entering treatment for alcohol and drug addiction ...

    ... years, the number of older adults entering treatment for alcohol and drug addiction has been on an alarming upward ... boredom. A recent study by the University of California, San Francisco found that older adults' quality ... continue reading

  • Help paying for drug rehab or treatment: Where to find it

    Paying for drug rehab or treatment It's no secret that drug rehab can be expensive. In fact, the cost of drug rehab is one of the biggest reasons why many people never seek treatment for their addiction. At an average of $715 per day for inpatient ...

    ... . Help paying for drug rehab or treatment If you're still unable to pay for drug rehab treatment, don't hesitate ... Benefit-Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself”? ... continue reading

  • Cost of drug rehab

    What’s the cost of drug rehab? It can be hard to pin down the exact cost of drug rehab . Drug rehab costs can actually range from zero to thousands of dollars per day. The cost of drug rehab for you or your loved one is usually determined by ...

    ... This is often the best way of going about securing low cost drug rehab. 2. Look for public programs Check with your state’s ... -Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself ... continue reading

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  • Emotional recovery after alcoholism or addiction: Mind Over Mood (BOOK REVIEW)

    Q: Looking to feel happier, calmer, and more confident? A: Change the way you feel by changing the way you think! Here, we review how you can experience profound internal change through the practices of just one book! If you’re looking for ...

    ... can help you if you are struggling with alcohol or drug use. Why? Because the manual is FULL of exercises and ... the Anxiety and Depression Center in Newport Beach, California. He is a past president and Founding Fellow ... continue reading

  • 8 things I wish I knew when I went to eating disorder rehab

    By Shannon Kopp, Author of Pound for Pound: A Story of One Woman’s Recovery and the Shelter Dogs Who Loved Her Back to Life Are you suffering from poor self-image? I did, too… What I needed wasn’t a new body but a new set of eyes. I needed to ...

    ... to make her less afraid, to hold out their arm and take a shot for her first. But I was busy in California puking my brains out. To be there for Julie without the background noise of food obsession — I’d never let myself ... continue reading

  • A Checklist for Hiring an Addiction Interventionist

    ARTICLE SUMMARY: This article offers guidelines on how to select a professional interventionist when you are ready to confront a family member about a drug or alcohol problem. ESTIMATED READING TIME: Less than 10 minutes. TABLE OF CONTENTS: ...

    ... on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities • CADAC: California Association of Alcohol and Other Drug Counselors □ Is the interventionist independent or employed by a particular treatment center or centers? □ What is ... continue reading

  • Are We Diseased? The Inconsistencies and Implications of the Disease Model of Addiction

    “They're going to tell you that you have a disease.” I spent the end of my drug using days on a golf course­. I enjoyed golf in my youth and a new acquaintance allowed me to golf at a discount. As any good addict, I started to compulsively play ...

    ... answer that I was expecting. I knew nothing about drug rehab or what “treatment” was but having a disease was definitely not what ... and becoming a California State certified addictions treatment counselor. Having extended ... continue reading

  • Progressive Disease, Progressive Counselor: What it's like for me being an addiction counselor

    Addiction as a Progressive Disease From the first day that I sought help for my problematic relationship with substances, I was told that I had a progressive disease and that I needed to find a progressive recovery. Many people believe that the ...

    ... old in 2007. It was a residential treatment center in Northern California that my family paid over $10,000 to ... best decision I ever made, the first being stopping using drugs, was going to college. I was less than one ... continue reading

  • Why is Harm Reduction important?

    By Sam Knight The War On Harm Reduction Well it finally came to this. My best friend for years, from my middle school lacrosse team, was lying on the ground pale and blue in the face; eyes rolled back in his head. He shot a bag of dope, laced with ...

    ... . Was this it? Are we going to jail? Do we hide the drugs? Do we call 911? Do we put him outside? A million ideas ... leads to even more spread. The University of California San Francisco conducted a study of 81 cities ... continue reading

  • 10 guidelines for maintaining recovery from addiction

    If you want to keep your recovery running strong, you need to take the same approach a mechanic would take when tuning up a car. But what should you do in order to maintain your recovery successfully? How can you react to the little signs of risk ...

    ... fueled. Thinking that you could drive from Michigan to California on one tank of gas is a pipe dream. Unless ... at your convenience. There is no obligation to enter treatment and you can opt out at any time. Want to ... continue reading

  • Court ordered rehab for teens: Does it help, or not?

    Can mandatory addiction treatment help teens who have problems with drugs or alcohol? We explore here in an exclusive interview with California based Thunder Road Adolescent Treatment Center on best practices here. Then, we invite your questions, ...

    ... help teens who have problems with drugs or alcohol? We explore here in an exclusive interview with California based Thunder Road Adolescent Treatment Center on best practices here. Then, we invite your questions ... continue reading

  • The “Evolution” Addiction Conference: INTERVIEW with Andrew Martin, SERENE CENTER

    Interested in the evolution of addiction treatment? Where we have been, where we are now, and where we are heading? Check out this Q&A with the organizer of “ The Evolution of Addiction Treatment ” Conference, Andrew Martin MBA, CADC II, SAP, ...

    ... California. The “Evolution” conference encourages professional dialogue on controversial issues, showcases innovative and creative treatment ... Addiction counselors Alcohol and drug educators Certified eating disorder ... continue reading

  • The ABC’s of choosing the right sober living situation

    Sober living is good for early recovery Are you looking for a link from addiction treatment to a life of long term addiction recovery ? A sober living situation can be just the thing that you need. More here about how to choose the right sober ...

    ... a healthy environment. Some, particularly in Florida or California, say they’re on the beach. In reality ... a three-quarter house, or someplace you’d go right after treatment (more here what to look for in a halfway or 3/ ... continue reading

  • What is rapid opiate detox? Does it work and is it safe?

    What is rapid opiate detox? Does it really work, and can it be safe? We review best practices in rapid opiate detox with members of The Waismann Method® Medical Group and invite your questions about rapid detox from opiates at the end. Opiate ...

    ... our help. We have one exclusive Southern California location that treats patients from all over the ... away and at your convenience. There is no obligation to enter treatment and you can opt out at any time. Want to get ... continue reading

  • Nutrition assisted detox: INTERVIEW with Sovereign Health

    Welcome to our Q&A with the Sovereign Health Group. Sovereign Health Group is an innovative, California-based behavioral healthcare organization providing treatment programs for substance abuse, and who are currently implementing Nutrition Assisted ...

    ... an innovative, California-based behavioral healthcare organization providing treatment programs for ... Benefits: NAD really can help patients who are on fast acting drugs of abuse. We have observed a 50-80% decrease in ... continue reading

  • Non-traditional treatment for addiction: INTERVIEW with Morningside Recovery

    What is non-traditional treatment? Have you ever considered a non-lockdown, “open” model of treatment? Also known as the Florida model, this new protocol can be used in combination with custom therapies to achieve a much higher success rate than ...

    ... , our sober surfing program. —– Morningside Recovery offers a unique open-model treatment program in Coastal Orange County, California, and helps hundreds of individuals struggling with addiction or mental health issues ... continue reading

  • Can you get rid of food cravings?

    Food craving treatment by phone? I’m partial to alternative treatments and medicine as a complement to modern medicine. In dealing with a very real and present addiction to caffeine, it’s not surprising that I jumped at the offer to try out food ...

    ... by phone? I’m partial to alternative treatments and medicine as a complement to modern medicine. In ... over the phone with Kara Sorenson, a licensed acupuncturist from California. Kara was a true pro. Here’s how it went ... continue reading

  • Cost of alcohol rehab

    What is the cost of alcohol rehab? The cost of alcohol rehab can range from free to affordable to exorbitantly high. There are a number of factors that will influence the final cost of alcohol rehab for you or your loved one. 1. Inpatient vs. ...

    ... Bands for Program Assessment and Reimbursement NCBI: Benefit-Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself”? Children Welfare: Protecting Children in Families Affected ... continue reading

  • Help paying for alcohol rehab or treatment: Where to find it

    Paying for alcohol rehab or treatment As you most likely already know, alcohol rehab or treatment can be very expensive. In fact, in many cases, a 28 day inpatient rehab can cost 20K or more, which is not something that most people have stuffed ...

    ... to you as soon as we can. Reference Sources: NCBI: Benefit-Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself”? The White House: Substance Abuse and the Affordable Care Act ... continue reading

  • Paying for rehab: 5 things you should know

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Rehab is an investment in yourself, but treatment can be pricey. Both outpatient and inpatient rehab can cost thousands of dollars per treatment episode. BUT there are ways to cut expenses. Ideas on how to pay here. TABLE OF ...

    ... about your use? Do you need excuses to drink or use drugs? Have you failed in quitting? Do you continue to use no ... Benefit-Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself” ... continue reading

  • How to pay for addiction treatment

    A life free from addiction means a more secure financial future, better relationships, and better physical and mental health. Individuals who pay for addiction treatment rather than trying to quit cold turkey on their own are typically more ...

    ... any questions you may have. Reference Sources: NCBI: Benefit-Cost in the California Treatment Outcome Project: Does Substance Abuse Treatment “Pay for Itself”? The White House: Substance Abuse and the Affordable Care ... continue reading

  • Sliding scale drug treatment

    The sliding scale payment method is often used by alcohol and drug treatment facilities to help reduce the cost of treatment . In the end, you'll typically only be charged a fee that you can reasonably afford. So how does it work? We review here and ...

    ... offering sliding scale fees and click search. 3. Dig through the Yellow Pages. Once you have a list of drug treatment centers in your area, you can then start contacting them. Ask them about their sliding scale fees, and ... continue reading

  • A look at Ibogaine treatment for heroin addiction

    By Aeden Smith-Ahearn Although Ibogaine may not be right for everyone, can this psychotropic substance help people in addiction recovery? Guest writer, Aeden Smith-Ahearn, explores here. Continue reading this article to learn more about Ibogaine and ...

    ... give you the power you need to make the right decision. As always, Ibogaine treatment must be coupled with a willingness to change. No drug treatment will work unless the addict is willing to change their lives . However ... continue reading

  • Who needs drug detox?

    Withdrawal is the process during which a person's body tries to adjust and get rid of any remaining traces of a drug. Not only can drug detox uncomfortable, with symptoms ranging from nausea to hallucinations, it can also be dangerous. Supervised ...

    ... detox any time you are chemically and physically dependent on a drug. And you need drug detox before you enter drug rehab or treatment. A diagnosis of substance use disorder is usually made with the help of the fifth ... continue reading

  • Brain Restoration Therapy in addiction treatment: INTERVIEW with Dr. Ken Starr

    Can you really flush your brain of toxins? Can IV administration of NAD, a co-enzyme of Niacin, really help reduce drug cravings during withdrawal? Basically, are the claims of Brain Restoration Therapy advocates too good to be true? Today we are ...

    ... NAD. In fact, they're the ones who have really delivered the best science on how NAD works in both drug treatment and aging. The best research on NAD is on longevity. A study came out showing reverse aging in mice so ... continue reading

  • What does a good heroin addiction treatment look like?

    By Clare Waismann Heroin addiction: Are you getting the care you need? The heroin epidemic continues to rage in the United States, with an estimated 467,000 people struggling with heroin abuse as of 2014, according to the Centers for Disease Control ...

    ... characteristics! How can patients be empowered to make the best choice for their health? How can drug treatment providers be held to the expected high standards? We explore here. Then, we'll invite your questions ... continue reading

  • Addiction treatment for college students

    Partying is a well known pastime in many colleges, particularly those with strong Greek presences. Unfortunately, after being swept up in the party scene, many college students, just like other demographics , will develop a substance abuse problem. ...

    ... them time to continue taking classes and working toward their degrees. College student drug addiction treatment Drug addiction treatment for college students should be slightly more flexible and engaging than traditional ... continue reading

  • How to identify drug users and drug addicts

    Identifying drug users and drug addicts Many believe that drug use is harder to hide than alcohol dependence and addiction. Unfortunately, identifying drug users and drug addicts isn't always easy. Some individuals who use or abuse drugs are ...

    ... the goal of an intervention is to get a person to willingly enter drug addiction treatment. When a drug addict is ready to enter treatment, they will typically meet with an addiction specialist for an assessment. During ... continue reading

  • Addiction treatment for men

    When it comes to men and rehab, finding a facility that caters specifically to men can be a bit difficult in some areas. The good news, though, is that there are men-only addiction treatment facilities. These types of facilities allow some men to ...

    ... , but there is also a slightly increased chance of a relapse during outpatient treatment. Male drug addiction treatment Male drug addiction treatment follows the same basic steps and procedures that any other addiction ... continue reading

  • Drug and Alcohol Detox Clinics in Nevada

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Detox clinics in Nevada are special. Learn how to find a safe and reputable detox center in Nevada here. At the end, we invite you to ask further questions. TABLE OF CONTENTS: What is Medical Detox? Detoxing in Nevada How Does ...

    ... health is in check. During the withdrawal period, you should be aware of a few factors concerning your treatment plan. All treatment plans for drug detox in Nevada should outline: 1. How long you'll be in detox. 2. What ... continue reading

  • What is private addiction treatment like in Europe?

    Different approaches to the same problem Every country in the world has a different approach to dealing with the social and economic problems that arise as a consequence from illicit drug use, excessive drinking, and prescription medication ...

    ... care center that would deal with the multitude of difficulties, including disability, physical impairment, drug prevention, drug treatment…So, it would be on a larger scale, and the multidisciplinary team would be ... continue reading

  • Why aren’t people receiving medication assisted treatment? (and why access is so important)

    De-bunking myths about medication assisted treatment State and local governments are responsible for providing treatment, prevention, and recovery efforts for substance abuse disorders (a.k.a. addiction). But they have tragically been overlooking a ...

    ... a “high.” All three FDA-approved medications can help patients disengage from drug-seeking and crime and become more receptive to behavioral treatments. One of the three, Vivitrol, blocks the brain’s opioid receptors and ... continue reading

  • Are drug rehab centers free?

    Cost of drug rehab The cost of different drug rehab programs will vary, depending on a number of different factors. Inpatient drug rehab centers, for instance, are typically more expensive than outpatient rehab centers. On the same note, long-term ...

    ... must understand that there are several resources that you can use to help pay for treatment. First, many facilities offer sliding scale fees for drug rehab . This means that you'll only be required to pay what you can ... continue reading

  • How to identify drug seeking behavior

    Oftentimes, a person exhibiting drug seeking behaviors will be addicted to the drug they are trying to get. Getting help for drug seeking behavior and the accompanying drug addiction early is very important. If local doctors and hospitals label a ...

    ... In fact, some may truly believe that they have a particular illness or need a particular drug. This denial makes getting treatment much harder and can lead to severe problems down the road. Individuals will often need to ... continue reading

  • Addiction treatment for young adults

    According to recent surveys conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, young adults ages 18 to 25 are more likely than any other age group to abuse drugs. Different populations require different approach in addiction ...

    ... , and/or anti-anxiety medications), family counseling, and self-help groups. Aftercare: STAGE 4 Young adult drug addiction treatment is a long process and shouldn't simply end with the completion of the initial addiction ... continue reading

  • Cost of intensive outpatient treatment

    ARTICLE SUMMARY: A 10-week intensive outpatient treatment program runs an average cost around $7,000, or from $100-150 per day. Costs vary based on services and total time spent in treatment. More on what to expect and how to fund a stay in an IOP ...

    ... 47: Clinical Issues in Intensive Outpatient Treatmen t NIDA: Is Drug Addiction Treatment Worth Its Cost? NIDA: Is Providing Drug Abuse Treatment to Offenders Worth the Financial Investment? NIDA Archives: Magnitude of ... continue reading

  • The pros and cons of drug rehab centers

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: The goal of rehab is to learn how to live a drug-free life. If you truly wish to get better… a stay in rehab can be just the right thing. Here, we examine some of the PROs and CONs of residential treatment for addiction. Then, we ...

    ... Process How Can I Make The Best Of It? More Questions? Q: WHAT IS REHAB? A: Drug rehab is the protocol of treatment and recovery from substance use disorders. The goal of any reputable rehab program is to help people ... continue reading

  • Addiction Treatment in Prison

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Here, we review basic types of addiction treatment in prisons. Then, we invite your questions about prison addiction treatment at the end. We try to answer all questions personally and promptly. TABLE OF CONTENTS: The Need The ...

    ... ease withdrawal symptoms, but this isn't always the case. STAGE 3. Addiction treatment Prison drug addiction treatment methods can vary, depending on the facility. For instance, prisons may offer individual counseling ... continue reading

  • Treatment Q&A

    ARTICLE SUMMARY: If you're about to enter rehab or are looking at your options, we've got you covered. Here, we review the most commonly asked questions about treatment for addiction. Then, we invite your questions about addiction treatment at the ...

    ... benzodizepine, disulfiram, and ioresal. STAGE 4. Talk therapy. The goal of this stage of treatment is to help you adopt the drug-free life. Moreover, the combination of therapies will help you find out the reasons for ... continue reading

  • Sound Healing for Stress Burnout in Addiction Treatment

    By Robert Wright, Jr., Ph.D., COFT Let's face it. By itself, wrestling with addiction and recovery can be challenging. But, when you add stress burnout issues to the addiction recovery equation - if you're not careful - you can set yourself up for ...

    ... . Eur J Clin Invest, 34(8), 555-560. Pryor et. al (2005). Endogenous morphine: Opening new doors for the treatment of pain and addiction. Expert Opin Biol Ther, 5, 893-906. Salomon et al (2002). Sound therapy induced ... continue reading

  • Hypnosis for addiction recovery treatment - what is it?

    Hypnosis is defined as a trance-like state of mind. Trance is a natural state and occurs in everyday life. Like when you get absorbed into reading a good book, zoned out when you’re driving, or stare blankly at a television screen. The hypnotic ...

    ... me investigate the roots of stress and anxiety, and to begin to experience freedom. For all addicts, treatment plans are flexible can vary from groups to individuals, and results are trackable. Again, as with other ... continue reading

  • Laughter as addiction treatment

    Laughter as addiction medicine? Are you an addiction treatment provider looking for new ways to engage patients ? Here, we take a look at how laughter can aid practitioners in treating addiction…by relating and sharing special moments! Plus, 12 ...

    ... be silly in community to put a funny nose or rabbit ears on one’s head. How can you bring laughter into addiction treatment? As a behavioral health care specialist, it’s important as an individual provider or even as a ... continue reading

  • The Efficacy of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for Addiction Treatment

    Trauma Freezes the Brain When we are involved in or witness a traumatic event, the brain might be unable to process these information normally. So, in some cases, a distressing memory becomes somewhat “frozen” on a neurological level. Many ...

    ... to rate you level of distress at the start and at the end of your EMDR treatment. Applied to Addiction Treatment As a part of addiction treatment , EMDR may be used to: Aid in dealing with present or future crises Assist ... continue reading

  • How to best work with addiction treatment alumni? An INTERVIEW with Sierra Tucson

    What happens when a treatment program end? What SHOULD happen? This interview describes alumni communication and best practices in post-treatment protocol. Your comments are welcomed at the end! Alumni programs benefit individuals AND organizations ...

    ... ADDICTION BLOG: What do you think motivates people (the most) to stay in contact with you beyond residential treatment? SIERRA TUCSON: They have a desire to stay connected to their “safe place.” Our mobile app shows them ... continue reading

  • The efficacy of art therapy groups in addiction treatment

    Withholding emotions can be very hurtful for your psyche. In fact, stuffing feelings can negatively affect your relationship with self and others. But is art therapy used in the treatment of addiction and substance use disorders . Is it effective? ...

    ... ’s deep inside – continue reading to learn more about art therapy and its use as a part of the addiction treatment process. We address what you need to know about art therapy here, but if you still have questions at the ... continue reading

  • Evaluation in addiction practices: Is your treatment program effective?

    Mental health is key to healthy living The primary goal of addiction treatment is to improve an addict's health and quality of life. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) health is defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and ...

    ... into any program decisions, large or small. For example, if a survey is sent out to clients of a treatment facility and the results show that clients are rarely available before 10am, does it make sense to have office ... continue reading

  • Sliding scale alcohol treatment

    Since alcohol addiction treatment can be expensive, many alcoholics think they’’re unable to receive the help they desperately need and they make a crucial mistake by doing so. Getting informed about what kind and how much help you can get, and ...

    ... is a person’s income; other factors may include household size and expenses. How to find sliding scale alcohol treatment It’s not as difficult as you may think to find sliding scale rehab for alcoholics. There are a few ... continue reading

  • How does outpatient treatment for addiction work?

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    ... least a year, or more. What are the different outpatient care options available? 1. Intensive Outpatient Programs or IOP IOP treatment is the in between level of care: it's not as flexible as outpatient care, but not as ... continue reading

  • How long does outpatient addiction treatment last?

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    ... you’re still within the early stages of your addiction and your addiction isn’t severe, than outpatient treatment may require the necessary structure and support you need to recover. 2. You’re looking for continuing care ... continue reading

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    ... challenge is to choose wisely. NLP Strategies in the Treatment of Addiction There are many NLP strategies to use when ... learn strategies for lessening the anxiety without using drugs. She is concerned about the long-term ... continue reading

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    ... of addiction, some people are using drugs or alcohol to sustain their workaholic behaviors ... harder for you to make good choices about sleep and addiction treatment or recovery. You must move past “I'll start someday ... continue reading

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    ... Program Director at Five Sisters Ranch , a relational treatment facility in Napa Valley, CA…she speaks from ... many this is the underlying cause that leads to drugs and alcohol and relapse. ADDICTION BLOG: Is there ... continue reading

  • How Do I Pay for Addiction Treatment?

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    ... It'll likely cost you less than a lifetime of buying drugs or alcohol, losing jobs due to addiction, and potentially requiring medical attention. Seeking treatment is an investment in your health and happiness, which are ... continue reading

  • Former heroin addict describes free drug rehab centers

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    ... the chair next to Mary. To be continued … What’s Left of Us Discussion Have you been to a free drug rehab? How did you find it? Are free drug rehabs helpful? The staff courteous and kind? Your comments are welcomed here. continue reading

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    ... to understand why some handle their stress by turning to drugs and/or alcohol? Substances aren't only a mask ... that NEED HELP. How can we help them? Addiction treatment services for First Responders Today, we talk to Scott ... continue reading

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    ... when you are falling off the beam! Recovery after treatment questions Do you have anything you’d like to ask ... author: Whitney Balliett is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor with a Master of Arts in Addiction Counseling ... continue reading

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    ... potential of group hypnosis in the reduction of street drug use. But similar studies have failed to show ... to discredit hypnotism? Can only people predisposed to the treatment benefit from the effects? What would it take to ... continue reading

  • LGBT Addiction Treatment Availability: Changes and Challenges (BOOK REVIEW)

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    ... status. Lesbians are more likely to abuse tobacco, alcohol and illicit drugs compared to heterosexual women, but they are also more likely to seek treatment. However, the lack of research on female substance use in ... continue reading

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  • The efficacy of PTSD treatment while treating addiction

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    ... 2005 study also identified “stigma” as the top reason that only 20% of those with alcohol/drug addiction sought treatment. A study conducted by the Journal of Studies on Alcohol additionally concluded that barriers for ... continue reading

  • Affordable Care Act for addiction treatment

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    ... conditions. Because of the Affordable Care Act, individuals suffering from drug or alcohol addictions will be able to get the affordable addiction treatment that they need. By 2014, health insurance companies on the ... continue reading

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    ... First Responders who deal with addiction share similar patterns of drug abuse? If so what are they? DR. TODD ... First off, you need to find out why the treatments failed. Many times it is because Responders are treated the ... continue reading

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    ... : Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) has been cleared by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat major depressive disorder. The treatment utilizes a MRI strength magnet to treat the brain directly. The brain ... continue reading

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    ... personally and promptly. ADDICTION BLOG: Fellowship House is a treatment center known for its family program. Can you tell us ... is different in some way – diagnoses, drug of choice, demographics- but all have addiction ... continue reading

  • What is the Integrative Care Model of addiction treatment?

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    ... substances. ADDICTION BLOG: What are the main factors that vary in an individualized drug or alcohol rehab plan? MOUNTAINSIDE TREATMENT CENTER: At Mountainside, we recognize that every client’s needs are different and ... continue reading

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    ... number of different options in dual diagnosis treatment for patients who are living simultaneously with a drug abuse disorder and a co-occurring mental health disorder. No two treatment programs will be alike because it ... continue reading

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    ... affect workplaces around the country. But in order to boast an effective, productive drug free workplace, treatment options need to be in place for employees. Enter the Employee Assistance Program (EAP). Benefiting ... continue reading

  • How Tuning Forks Can Help Reduce Stress in Addiction Treatment

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    ... Relationship between Stress, Addiction, and Their Treatment When it comes to managing stress and ... , numerous research studies show that people who use drugs also experience high levels of stress and/or anxiety ... continue reading

  • Is private luxury addiction treatment a new necessity?

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    ... s that collaborative approach: someone is in charge of their treatment program. People don't come in here and lose control ... alcohol, harder drugs? BRIDGET CURRAN: Alcohol use disorder and any Class B-drug from substance ... continue reading

  • The efficacy of depression treatment while treating addiction

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    ... 30) different kinds of antidepressants currently used to treat depression. Treatment may be a series of trials over the period of ... positive and negative consequences of continued drug use, self-monitoring to recognize ... continue reading

  • Web based addiction treatment services: INTERVIEW with Operation Parental Awareness and Responsibility (PAR)

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    ... online bank account. The client will be given a treatment schedule which they will login to at the specified time ... then their demonstrated ability to reach/ maintain stability from drugs and alcohol at the 90 day, 6 month ... continue reading

  • Healthful eating in addiction recovery: A meal plan for addicts and treatment programs

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    ... a low quality life, and can lead back to using drugs and alcohol. Why not just take a multivitamin and eat ... and at your convenience. There is no obligation to enter treatment and you can opt out at any time. Want to get ... continue reading

  • The Importance of Considering Culture (and Questioning 'Truth') in Addiction Treatment

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    ... beliefs of the addict and that of the treatment provider play a central role in forming the expectations of individuals about potential problems they may face with drug use. Often, the definition of an addict has ... continue reading

  • The Advantages of Family Involvement in Addiction Treatment

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    ... play a crucial role in your loved one's recovery from drug or alcohol addiction . Here, we'll review how families can ... can typically occur after 30-45 days into treatment. On-campus visits with your loved one in ... continue reading

  • The Efficacy of Group Therapy for Addiction Treatment

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    ... , siblings, children, and people in general. Group therapy and the treatment of addiction If you or a loved one have made the decision to engage in a drug or alcohol support group therapy, and you are looking where to ... continue reading

  • What is Medication Management in Addiction Treatment? 3 Things You Need to Know

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  • Overcoming dependency from prescription drugs – BOOK REVIEW

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    ... , and nutritional supplements. So, as you plan to overcome prescription drug dependence…also look into a full list of options and alternatives for its treatment. Why Do We Recommend This Book? Perhaps the easiest way to ... continue reading

  • The efficacy of mindfulness therapy for addiction treatment

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  • WASTED: An Alcoholic Therapist’s Fight for Recovery in a Flawed Treatment System (BOOK REVIEW)

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    ... on a number of levels to expose what’s wrong with modern addiction treatment. For example, Dr. Keith Humphreys, a former senior alochol and drug policy advisor to the Obama Administration, thinks that we need a national ... continue reading
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