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  • Innovative Discharge Planning for Addiction Treatment Aftercare

    Harold C. Urschell III, MD, MMA - Chief Medical Strategist at Enterhealth Successful Solutions to Long-Term Recovery Treatment for drug or alcohol addiction isn't finished when a patient leaves a residential or outpatient treatment program. In ...

    ... C. Urschell III, MD, MMA - Chief Medical Strategist at Enterhealth Successful Solutions to Long-Term Recovery Treatment for drug or alcohol addiction isn't finished when a patient leaves a residential or outpatient ... continue reading

  • How to live a drug free life: Ways to support clients after addiction treatment

    NLP can help your clients maintain sobriety Relapse is often a problem for individuals who have experienced a substance abuse or process addiction. It is said that 70 to 90% of individuals who complete a traditional recovery program will relapse ...

    ... The Stages of Change Model: Post-Addiction Treatment In terms of Prochaska's and DiClemente Stages ... when you have reached the goal? ……… Julie: I will no longer have a glass of wine when I feel depressed or overwhelmed. 3 ... 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 ...

    ... addiction to the equation, lessening your stress is a smart strategy as well as one that increases your odds for a successful long-term ... : Opening new doors for the treatment of pain and addiction. Expert Opin Biol Ther, 5 ... continue reading
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  • Recovery after addiction treatment: Why and what is aftercare?

    By Whitney Balliett, Clinician, LADC Once you leave treatment, recovery requires more than just staying sober and clean. What helps you get sober? To stay sober you have to do more than avoid the people, places, and things that led you to drinking. ...

    ... from professionals who are addiction savvy and others with long-term sobriety. However, for ... know when you are falling off the beam! Recovery after treatment questions Do you have anything you’d like to ask or ... 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 recovery is a lifelong commitment…so how/why should treatment end after a 30-60-90 day inpatient term? ... the resources, support, and tools necessary for long-term change, including one full year of continuing ... 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 ...

    ... lot of them already have an addiction. So, it's a little ... treatment is the responsibility of a fewer specialist disciplines providing intensive short term interventions, towards more interdisciplinary integrated long term ... continue reading

  • The Advantages of Family Involvement in Addiction Treatment

    Sobriety is a Family Affair You've watched your loved one struggle with addiction for a long time, and they have finally agreed to get help . As you breathe a sigh of relief, you quickly start to wonder how your family member can maintain his or her ...

    ... contribute to an individual's long-term sobriety. Family addiction therapy and counseling can: ... , family visitation can typically occur after 30-45 days into treatment. On-campus visits with your loved one in rehab allow ... continue reading

  • Why the LGBT Community needs unique addiction treatment

    Effective addiction treatment is best when customized! Addiction is a profoundly lonely and isolating disease. In order to live a lifestyle entirely based around drinking or using drugs, individuals must cut off their social support networks- ...

    ... 's life in order to be successful. Specialized addiction treatment for the LGBT community is key to supporting the whole, long-term recovery. More here on why special treatment is required…with a section at the end for ... continue reading

  • The efficacy of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) in addiction treatment

    Severe and long-term alcohol or drug use often leads to loss of brain function relating to cell death. Research indicates that Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) can help accelerate brain recovery and assist addicts whose brains have been damaged from ...

    ... addiction? Hyperbaric Oxygen is an effective tool a recovering brain needs to heal itself. Long-term ... of medical institution you go to and the reason for treatment, you may receive Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in one of two ... 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 ...

    ... delivered the best science on how NAD works in both drug treatment and aging. The best research on NAD is on longevity. ... both a short term benefit for withdrawal and long term benefit reduce relapse. ADDICTION BLOG: One ... 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 ...

    ... are generally pricier than outpatient facilities. Length of addiction treatment – Short-term addiction treatment is usually more affordable than long-term addiction treatment, which can last for several months or a ... continue reading

  • Addiction Treatment for Native Americans

    ARTICLE SUMMARY: This article is written for First People ready to find addiction treatment. We’ll review resources, signs of a problem, and where to get help. TABLE OF CONTENTS: The Need The Numbers Specialized Treatment What To Expect? Is It For ...

    ... and prescription medications (when needed) can benefit anyone interested in long term addiction recovery. STEP 4. Aftercare Completing an addiction treatment program is not the end. Recovering people will usually need a ... continue reading

  • Is private luxury addiction treatment a new necessity?

    Is private addiction treatment for you? Private addiction clinics are taking a new approach to treating addiction. We know that the old “one-size-fits all” treatment model is not working because individual needs are just as diverse as people ...

    ... of the program and the alternative activities compliment each other. ADDICTION BLOG: Do you provide service(s) to meet the treatment gap between detox and long-term sobriety? If so, what are they? BRIDGET and ELISA: I ... continue reading

  • Heroin Addiction Treatment and Rehab : How long?

    ARTICLE SUMMARY: Addiction programs for heroin vary in length from 30, 60 to 90 days and more. Doctors consider early recovery as a fragile time, when people are extremely vulnerable to relapse, so a longer period spent in treatment will protect you ...

    ... insight. Before starting any kind of rehab , short-term vs. long-term treatment suggestions will usually be made by an addiction specialist. The length of treatment is typically based on an addict's wants and needs ... 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 ...

    ... average weekly costs of alcohol treatment programs were estimated at: Short term residential treatment: $800 per week Long term residential treatment: $670 per week Outpatient treatment:: $140 per week However, another ... continue reading

  • Cocaine rehabilitation: How long?

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Rehab programs for treating cocaine addiction vary in length form 30 to 90 days and more. Addiction experts consider early recovery as a fragile and crustal period of patient’s healing road. In order to avoid relapse, a longer ...

    ... ’re ready to get better…what does treatment look like? More here on how long cocaine addiction treatment lasts. We'll review the length of short term vs. long term recovery programs and give you some insider information ... continue reading

  • Co-occurring disorders treatment: What to expect

    Options for dual diagnosis treatment There are a 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 ...

    ... diagnosis program. In general, dual diagnosis treatment for addiction and co-occurring disorders will provide ... support you in sobriety. 8. Long-term aftercare support Aftercare treatments and therapies are the best way ... continue reading

  • Dissociation and Association in the Treatment of Addiction

    The Relationship Between States of Being In Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP), “state” refers to a person's subjective experience of self and the world at a certain time. Positive states include happiness and relaxation; negative states include ...

    ... is to choose wisely. NLP Strategies in the Treatment of Addiction There are many NLP strategies to use when managing ... using drugs. She is concerned about the long-term effects of smoking and becoming addicted. Because ... continue reading

  • Correctional Officers at Risk: The link between Stress, Trauma and Addiction

    Correctional Officers and Addiction First responders are in the line of fire daily, at constant risk of danger, and as a result, they deal with incredibly high levels stress. Correctional officers are no exception, facing continual threat of harm on ...

    ... other correctional officers get into treatment through American Addiction Centers' First Responder Lifeline ... step and ask for help. My life is proof that long-term recovery is possible.” To learn more about the First ... continue reading

  • What are Symptoms of Dual Diagnosis for Addiction and Mental Health Problems?

    Dual Diagnosis = Mental Illness + Addiction Until recently, addiction and various mental health conditions were treated as entirely separate entities. Patients who fought with mental illness and chemical abuse were frequently denied therapy until ...

    ... , and it may also lower costs of treatment for individuals because they are treating both disorders ... loved one’s addiction and co-occurring disease will probably be particularly powerful. For long-term recovery, inherent ... continue reading

  • Sleep Deprivation in Addiction Treatment, It's Like Being Drunk!

    By Robert Wright, Jr., Ph.D., COFT The Stress Relief Doctor ARTICLE SUMMARY: This article reviews the effects of missing sleep and how it can impact your addiction recovery. Sleep deprivation has been connected with increased relapse, adverse health ...

    ... . In fact, in Japan, there is even an official term for overwork: Karoshi . Of course, Japan is not the ... harder for you to make good choices about sleep and addiction treatment or recovery. You must move past “I'll start ... continue reading

  • What Is Continuum of Care in Addiction Treatment?

    By Cara McLeod, LPC The Components of a Successful Recovery When it comes to effectively treating drug and alcohol addiction, the treatment professionals where I work at Enterhealth agree that a successful recovery is most often the result of ...

    ... any research on addiction treatment or been in the addiction treatment field, you've probably heard the term “continuum of care.” This term refers to the various components of the addiction treatment process. In fact ... 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 ...

    ... that has had continued relevance in all forms of addiction treatment to this day. In this article, I will ... the dash, consisting of two important terms--powerlessness and unmanageability. The powerlessness portion of ... continue reading

  • The efficacy of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for addiction treatment

    Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or CBT, is a type psychotherapy used in addiction treatment. But how effective is CBT? Is it a successful part of addiction therapy programs? The answer to these questions is YES! Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as been ...

    ... as been shown to be effective in treatment addiction… and you can learn more in ... long. Intensive therapy session of longer than 2 hours are scheduled on a case-by-case basis. This comparatively brief, short-term treatment ... 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 ...

    ... shelter does not discriminate. As long as you can be respectful ... ADDICTION BLOG: How are our social services failing us in the treatment of addicted, homeless men and women? SANTA BARBARA RESCUE MISSION: So much in terms ... continue reading

  • Addiction treatment for veterans

    Veterans and addiction treatment Members of the armed forces may have the hardest job in the country. They're constantly surrounded by violence and forced to spend a great deal of time away from their homes and families. Many veterans come home ...

    ... as family counseling and education Veteran drug addiction treatment Like other types of addiction treatment, veteran addiction treatment should be thought of as a long-term process. It typically consists of four main ... 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 ...

    ... trying to quit cold turkey on their own are typically more successful in achieving long term recovery. So how can you pay for addiction treatment when costs range from several hundred to several thousands of dollars per ... continue reading

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

    By Maria Elizabeth Weidmer-Mikhail, MD Addiction treatment can incorporate medications and genetic testing. Learn how one leading facility uses these tools as integral components of a successful treatment program. More here, with a section at the ...

    ... tool can help determine ways to adjust personalized treatment plans to achieve better stabilization and long-term outcomes. Medication-Assisted Treatment for Addiction There are many reasons to prescribe medications ... 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 ...

    ... dependence and usually requires a longer-term outpatient psychological treatment that assists the person learning new coping skills to address emotional struggles. In many cases, addiction develops as a consequence of ... continue reading

  • First Responder addiction treatment: How can we help our heroes

    Imagine THIS kind of office… A stressful job might lead to addiction. But imagine a job that can cause trauma - yes, trauma. Imagine witnessing the worst of human experience EVERY DAY…and then going back to work the next day to see the same. ...

    ... those that NEED HELP. How can we help them? Addiction treatment services for First Responders Today, we talk to Scott ... is why our long term commitment is highly suggested and recommended. ADDICTION BLOG: Constant exposure ... continue reading

  • How long does outpatient addiction treatment last?

    By Deja Holley Generally, outpatient treatment lasts from about three (3) months to a year. While each person is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, programs will vary in intensity and requirements. More here on the guidelines for treatment and ...

    ... – while severe cases may require a year or more. Long-term outpatient, more than 90 days, is not common and ... financially or your insurance doesn’t cover addiction treatment services. Questions about outpatient duration If ... continue reading

  • Affordable addiction treatment

    Cost of addiction treatment The cost of addiction treatment can be quite high, but it is usually influenced by a number of factors. The main factors that influence the cost of addiction treatment include: 1. Type of addiction treatment The type of ...

    ... time that a person spends in addiction treatment will also have a big impact on the cost of the treatment. Long-term addiction treatment is usually more expensive than short-term treatment. 3. Types of services Finally ... 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 ...

    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 ... 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 ...

    ... just a single joint/use. This fact means that long after the euphoria from using marijuana wears off, the THC ... marijuana use, or if you need to seek treatment for marijuana addiction , visit our website or please leave a ... continue reading

  • Intensive psychotherapy for addiction: What is it?

    Intensive psychotherapy: Is it right for you (right now)? Today, we speak with behavioral health therapist, trainer, speaker and life coach, Laura Longville (LAC) about the role of intensive therapy for addiction. Laura has worked as a therapist for ...

    ... role of intensive psychotherapy for addiction and how this treatment help people in understanding their ... length. ADDICTION BLOG: Are Intensive Psychotherapy sessions better for people in longer term addiction recovery ( ... continue reading

  • Creating your purpose in addiction recovery

    Finding meaning in your life Many folks new to recovery often ask me about meaning; more specifically, finding meaning in their lives. Victor Frankel said it best in his award winning book Man's Search for Meaning . I won't go into some long ...

    ... that will bring my wife and me closer to a long-term goal of ours. I did something for her because trying ... t have it figured out I tell clients that coming to treatment can be the best or worst experience of their lives', ... continue reading

  • A New, Happy Direction for Neurofeedback for Addictions

    By Dr. Jonathan Cowan, Ph.D. New Neurofeedback Training for Addictions A recent blog by Dr. Tamara Roth, Ph.D. which appeared here on Addiction Blog did a nice job of summarizing some of the traditional uses of neurofeedback for addiction treatment ...

    ... some of the traditional uses of neurofeedback for addiction treatment . However, there is a new paper ... and Chan showed that if you are happier now, your long term health will be better. We selected the same happiness ... continue reading

  • What is holistic health? The real goal of addiction recovery

    Holistic recovery: Why aren't many addicts getting better over time? Have you ever wondered why long term recovery rates are so low? Have you noticed that many people who do manage to stay clean and sober for an extended period of time never seem ...

    ... getting better over time? Have you ever wondered why long term recovery rates are so low? Have you noticed ... , we invite your questions and comments about holistic addiction treatment and recovery at the end. A 20 year ... continue reading

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  • Long term recovery from addiction: 5 ways to fail at everything

    How do we – the people in long term recovery from addiction – sabotage ourselves? A review of our common mistakes (and how to avoid them). More here, with a section at the end for you to share with us your experience, strength, and hope. Living ...

    How do we – the people in long term recovery from addiction – sabotage ourselves? A review of our common mistakes (and how to avoid them). More here, with a section at the end for you to share with us your experience, ... continue reading

  • What is drug detox and how does it work?

    By Dr. Dean Drosnes, MD, FASAM and David Rotenberg, MA, MBA, CAC Diplomate Debunking the Myth That Detox Is Treatment Our nation is entrenched in an epidemic of addiction, and we've seen heroic efforts from law enforcement, government agencies, the ...

    ... current attention on addiction will allow our government to allot more resources for this crisis. While acute care is essential, it's only successful when working in tandem with access to longer-term treatment. With this ... 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 ...

    ... and state funding more available for addiction treatment. There have been great advancements in medications that have aided in the treatment of withdrawal and long-term abstinence. These medical advancements have helped ... continue reading

  • Traveling and Planning for Rehab in Louisiana

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: If you're looking for a rehab facility in Louisiana, you’ll need to prepare a budget. In this article, we look into the real cost of living and staying in Louisiana for both long and short term periods. We invite your questions ...

    ... Sources: [1] NIDA: Principles of Drug Addiction: A Research-Based Guide [2] NIH: Treatment Approaches for Drug Addiction [3] HHS Public Access: Pathways to Long-Term Recovery: A Preliminary Investigation [4] SAMHSA ... continue reading

  • Spice rehab treatment: What to expect?

    Spice Recovery Goes Well Beyond Abstinence People who experience addiction issues often times think of recovery not as a process, but an endpoint. In case you are addicted to Spice, you should know that recovery, beyond anything else is a process. ...

    ... treatment has an end (it lasts for a limited time 30-60-90 days up to a year), recovery requires your long term ... ____ How Does The Process Of Recovery From Addiction Work? The term spice refers to any blend of herbs and ... continue reading

  • Family Therapy and Addiction Problems | How Families Help Recovery

    The Importance Family Therapy Plays in a Successful Recovery In the past, it was common for someone in recovery for drugs or alcohol to receive treatment individually, often removed from their home, community, and family. However, more recent ...

    ... a person's addiction. Yet, just as importantly, when any or all of these groups participate in a treatment program for a patient, they will dramatically increase the chances of successful long-term sobriety. Examples of ... continue reading

  • Percocet Rehab Cost

    Addiction is Treated Medically Percocet is a brand name of a strong prescription analgesic made from acetaminophen and oxycodone. This drug is classified as an opioid pain reliever. While it is normally prescribed for cases of acute pain, if you use ...

    ... roughly a month to complete; more intensive long-term inpatient rehab programs, however, can take three to twelve months to complete. Financial Resources Addiction treatment can be expensive, but it is good investment ... continue reading

  • The Most Common Medications Used in Treatment of Opioid Addiction

    STAGE 1: Medications During Detox Addiction treatment begins in earnest during detox. During drug withdrawal and the subsequent stages in recovery, the body needs to remove the substance remaining in the body, to get back to normal. The earliest ...

    ... 2: Medication Assisted Treatment of Addiction Substitution therapy is also used to treat opioid addiction. The main idea is that substitution therapy is useful for people who have been long-term or high-dose dependent ... continue reading

  • 3 Substances You Should Never Detox from Alone

    By Amy Sedgwick, LADC, AADC, CCDP, SCPG Director of Clinical Operations ARTICLE OVERVIEW: You should never try to detox from alcohol, benzos, or opioids on your own. This article reviews the dangerous side effects of withdrawal from these ...

    ... treatment and live a longer, healthier life. 3. It encourages healthy lifestyle choices. Because proper nourishment is essential for helping the body recover from addiction ... rejuvenated in the long term. Your Questions We ... continue reading

  • Vicodin rehab cost

    The End of a Vicodin Problem Vicodin is the brand name of a drug made from acetaminophen and hydrocodone. Hydrocodone is an extremely strong opiate pain killer that can be very addictive, especially for those who take it regularly. More on ...

    ... longer. Call 1-877-276-6883 NOW. We’re here day or night. ___ The Cost of Addiction vs. Cost Of Treatment It’s true that treatment ... . Long-term inpatient rehab programs, for instance, cost more than short-term inpatient ... 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 ...

    ... /Faith-Based Classes Appropriate family involvement and treatment are critical components of long-term alcohol and drug addiction rehabilitation. As part of the addiction recovery process at Enterhealth Ranch and ... continue reading

  • Why do people start using alcohol or drugs? How can you help an addict quit?

    It can be difficult to empathize with someone who struggles with drug or alcohol addiction. We know this. Firsthand. So, how can you begin to understand why people use drugs ? Today, we speak with Dr. James Tenney, MS, PsyD and Clinical Director of ...

    ... PsyD and Clinical Director of Desert Hope , an addiction treatment center just off the Las Vegas Strip. He’ll ... some of the more either chronic or long term effects of addiction can effectively be reversed? DR. JIM TENNEY ... continue reading

  • Addiction recovery for First Responders: The treatment our life-savers need

    When our heroes need help … what do they do? Most often, nothing! First Responders see the worst moments in life. Their jobs involve constant response to life-threatening situations. Watching people in hopeless situations and being responsible for ...

    ... the Responder ask his/her family. “ ADDICTION BLOG: How does addiction treatment need to be customized to the First ... with Responders effectively. ADDICTION BLOG: What are the long term consequences of exposure 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, ...

    ... it, the kids start making real changes in themselves. ADDICTION BLOG: Do most teenagers diagnosed with substance abuse disorders need longer term residential treatment? What about dual diagnosis cases? THUNDER ROAD: All ... continue reading

  • Is there a quick fix for addiction?

    No. There is no quick fix – not to addiction, diabetes, or any other disorder. For that matter, quick fixes rarely appear in any other context, including climate shift or family budgeting. Here, we explore what it really takes to recover from ...

    ... . In fact, one of the reasons relapse is that a short-term treatment view was taken in addiction recovery. But when it comes to addiction recovery, the longer and more active approach is the best solution. People don’t ... continue reading

  • Women and sobriety: 3 critical steps from addiction to sobriety

    The road to recovery is hard for everyone, but when you're a young woman attempting to get sober, well, it's especially tough. Don't let that discourage you though! There's hope and lots of it. Below, I've outlined three vital steps for achieving ...

    ... a minimum of ninety days. This allows for a comprehensive tackling of addiction and offers a better chance at recovery. The drawback to long-term treatment is simple - many women aren't ready to stay sober. To put ... continue reading

  • Drug rehab costs

    What is the cost of drug rehab? To many, the cost of drug rehab may seem too high. However, what some people may not realize is that rehab costs can range from nearly free to exorbitantly expensive. There are a number of factors that contribute to ...

    ... detox. 4. Length of treatment It's not surprising to learn that the length of time a person spends in a drug rehab program, the more money that they'll spend. For example, long-term residential drug rehab programs are ... 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 ...

    ... rehab program as high as $19,000. Long-term residential treatment, can be cost twice that much, averaging ... Your Questions Are Welcomed! If you're in need of addiction treatment, there's no better time than now to seek ... continue reading

  • Traveling and Planning for Rehab in New Jersey

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: A stay in a New Jersey rehab can help you beat addiction. In this article, we look into the cost of living and staying in New Jersey for both long and short term periods. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Why Travel for Rehab The Statistics PROs ...

    ... addiction. In this article, we look into the cost of living and staying in New Jersey for both long and short term ... NJ for rehab can help reduce the temptation to stop treatment and to go back to old habits. In the first ... continue reading

  • Does Hypnotherapy for Drinking Work? BOOK REVIEW

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Worried that you drink too much? Do you want to learn how to manage your desire for alcohol at the subconscious thought level? This book can provide you with practical tools for cutting down your drinks. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Are You ...

    ... to many modalities, we at Addiction Blog support clinical, medical treatment of drinking problems through the ... it doesn't mean you're an alcoholic. But long-term drinking and binge drinking puts you at risk of developing ... continue reading

  • Why Do We Become Addicted? BOOK REVIEW of Addicted to the Monkey Mind

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Looking for a book in addiction recovery? This book introduces the concept of the Monkey Mind. Here, we discuss how changing our mindset from the Monkey Mind to the Observing Mind can help us improve our lives in every aspect. ...

    ... The Exclusive Hawaii, a non-12-step residential addiction treatment center, with his wife, Joyce, in 2011. ... his authentic, experiential techniques, which maximize long-term change. Benoist is a Certified Option Process ... continue reading

  • Drug and Alcohol Detox Clinics in Louisiana

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Louisiana detox clinics must follow state laws about how to operate. Learn how to find a safe and reputable detox center in Louisiana here. TABLE OF CONTENTS: What is Medical Detox? Should You Detox on Your Own? Detoxing in ...

    ... staff is to set you up with a long-term plan. The idea is to lay out your treatment in order for you to get a sense ... him/her about the right places to get screened for addiction and placed into detox. If you don't have a ... continue reading

  • Sober Living Options in Massachusetts

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: When you leave drug treatment, it's vital you bridge your recovery to the real world. A great way to do so is by finding a sober living home. But where to start? In this article, we review your choices for sober living in ...

    ... ability to assist people in achieving long-term recovery. c. Prepare proper training ... website. Referral If you are currently in a treatment program, have an addiction counselor, or going to a mental health professional ... continue reading

  • Addiction Support Groups in Florida

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: There are many addiction support groups you can choose from in Florida. How can you decide which is the best for you? We review here. TABLE OF CONTENTS: What is a Support Group? How Support Groups Work for You Effectiveness What ...

    ... recovery story. In Florida there are hundreds of treatment centers that offer the 12-step program. Also ... long-term recovery from treated and untreated alcoholism . [3] British Journal of Addictions: What can long-term ... continue reading

  • Drug and Alcohol Detox Clinics in Rhode Island

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW : This article explains what to expect and how detox is regulated in Rhode Island. TABLE OF CONTENTS: What is Medical Detox? Detoxing in Rhode Island How Does Detox in Rhode Island Work? Inpatient Detox Centers Outpatient Detox ...

    ... has been proven to be an effective way to reduce addiction-related crimes and achieve long-term recovery.Court ordered treatment usually includes some combination of the following options: Alternative therapies or ... continue reading

  • Morphine rehab cost

    Treatment Offers Solutions That Work Morphine is a strong prescription opioid analgesic used to reduce severe chronic and acute pain. However, morphine is also very addictive, especially when used on a regular basis. And while morphine rehab is ...

    ... questions about morphine rehab at the end. ___ Make a long term investment in your health. Your life matters! Dial 1 ... difficulties? Don’t know how to pay for your addiction treatment program? Don’t worry, there are ways to ... continue reading

  • Recovery Vs. Stigma: Can the Surgeon General's Report on Addiction Create Lasting Change?

    Drug of Choice? Addiction is a medical condition. However, it is currently stigmatized so much that we are punishing our nations' sick, instead of treating them. Here, we offer a CALL TO ACTION! More on how education and public health campaigns can ...

    ... is powerful because it entitles sufferers of addiction to treatment rather than nothing or a punitive intervention ... using. Furthermore, research is showing us that long-term changes to the brain and its chemistry shut ... continue reading

  • Amphetamine rehabilitation: How long?

    How long does rehab take? Generally, rehab takes as long as you need to become addiction-free in body, mind, and spirit! Inpatient duration = 1 to 3 months inpatient rehab + 1 year outpatient Outpatient duration = 10-16 weeks intensive outpatient ...

    ... of the rehab treatment program. Short term vs. long term rehab When making the decision to attend a rehab program, the short-term vs. long-term decision should be made with the help of an addiction specialist. These ... continue reading

  • 7 Tips for Considering Rehab

    What Everyone Needs To Know About Rehab I ran into a friend the other day who asked me about addiction treatment. Specifically, my friend wanted to know: Why do they send some people to residential treatment and some to outpatient treatment? We ...

    ... solid support system will be crucial both short and long term in turning your life around. Recovery is not an ... matches where you are at in terms of your current addiction level and best treatment option. In my years out in ... continue reading

  • Get Rid of Drug Cravings Once and for All

    ARTICLE SUMMARY: There is no way to completely eliminate drug cravings. However, you can learn to live with them…and get through them. This article reviews why cravings occur and offers three practical ideas on how to cope. ESTIMATED READING TIME: ...

    ... for help when they strike. This because you’re working with long term memory association in the brain. A trigger can not be ... use Addiction Blog: How does a heroin craving feel? Recovery: Cravings Symptoms, Treatments and ... continue reading

  • Narcotics Rehab Cost

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: Inpatient rehab is expensive and can cost several hundred to thousands of dollars per day. Outpatient programs are generally less pricey, and can range from $50-500 per day. More here on the average costs to expect, plus ideas for ...

    ... is true for luxury narcotics rehab and intensive long-term inpatient rehab. Outpatient narcotics rehab is usually ... . 1. Inpatient rehabs involves intensive addiction treatment that requires individuals to reside in ... continue reading

  • Family Addiction Intervention | Why an Invitation Is Always Best

    ARTICLE OVERVIEW: DO NOT ambush a loved one in an intervention. It will end with resentment. Instead, consider an explicit invitation. Here is how and why. ESTIMATED READING TIME: 10 minutes or less. TABLE OF CONTENTS: What Is a Family Intervention? ...

    ... types of interventions. There are four current models of addiction intervention: 1. The Surprise Model 2. The Invitational Model ... on treatment engagement of one person. The desired outcome also includes long-term, ... 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: ...

    ... interventions succeed at getting the person into treatment. Whether your loved one will find and maintain a drug-free life is more of a long-term investment. In fact, someone facing addiction needs to put in a great deal ... continue reading

  • Spice rehab cost

    The Cost of Spice Rehab The cost of rehab is the main reason why people avoid treatment. But what if the benefits of receiving proper treatment outweighed the costs? Would you consider trying it? High quality addiction treatment facilities offer you ...

    ... trying it? High quality addiction treatment facilities offer you the chance to live a normal life. Can you imagine being free from the pain of Spice use? What if the long-term health problems associated with Spice ... continue reading

  • Understanding Stress and How It Can Lead to Addiction

    Stress Isn't Going Anywhere… Life can be rough. Sometimes, you may wonder if there is any way to cope with an issue that is happening right now. You are not alone. Dealing with stressful situations is part of living that is never going to change. ...

    ... begins when you encounter what is classed as long-term stress. You are likely to experience this kind ... to overcome all the good in your life and lead to addiction? Will you seek help and learn how to diffuse and manage ... continue reading

  • Neurofeedback treatment for addiction: Teaching the brain to self-regulate

    Neurofeedback for addiction Why, you might ask, would a client in addiction treatment be willing to sit with electrodes pasted to their head for 30-45 minutes twice a week while a computer beeps and buzzes in the background? Relief. Profound relief. ...

    ... learned to use long, deep breathing to take me quickly into that state of balance.” Neurofeedback treatment rebalances the entire system Ongoing Neurofeedback training not only helps with symptoms of addiction, it also ... continue reading

  • Women's issues in addiction recovery: An INTERVIEW with Jocelyn Grant

    Why women-only sober houses? Women face unique problems that are specific to their own demographic when it comes to addiction treatment and the navigation of life in recovery. Addiction affects women differently than men , so it’s logical that ...

    ... chronic relapse. Women struggling with addiction need long-term, compassionate, quality care. While ... long-term programs have shortened substantially. Insurance no longer covers long-term care as it used to, and treatment ... continue reading

  • Rehab cocaine addiction: When to choose inpatient vs. outpatient

    Is cocaine becoming a problem in your life? Cocaine is a powerful central nervous system (CNS) stimulant that triggers the release of large amounts of dopamine in the brain. With repetitive cocaine use , a person starts craving cocaine when effects ...

    ... . People who are diagnosed with more serious and complicated cocaine addiction problems and conditions are usually recommended a longer treatment stay. Long term treatment can last anywhere from 60 up to 90 days, and ... continue reading

  • How to break addiction habits

    Addiction Replacement: Using Other Habits To Break Your Addictive Ones Addiction is a difficult subject to tackle. What is addiction, in the first place? In a loved one, especially in a child, it can cause feelings of intense guilt and ...

    ... entirely. Healthy Habits, Not New Addictions Instead, one alternative is to begin developing lifelong, healthy habits. It is harder work, but far more effective in both the long term. In 2011, an interesting book ... continue reading

  • Rehabs in Thailand - A review comparing 8 popular Thai rehabs

    High standards for addiction treatment Thailand is renowned for its stunning beaches, its delicious food and the warmth and friendliness of its people. However, another fast growing sector of the Thai economy is that of another kind of tourism- the ...

    ... offering at Hope. Treatment Program: Specializing in one month and long term treatment (60-90+ days ... both addiction and mental health treatments. Treatment Program : The program covers a range of treatment methods ... continue reading

  • Rehab ecstasy addiction: When to choose inpatient vs. outpatient

    Ecstasy is a synthetic, illicit drug that affects a user’s mood and perception. Ecstasy usually comes in the form of a pill and is used to create a deep sense of wellness and closeness. In fact, ecstasy produces energizing effects similar to ...

    ... to support long-term, ecstasy-free recovery. Depending upon the person’s age, nature and severity of the ecstasy abuse or addiction problem, and the presence of any co-occurring conditions, the optimal treatment for ... continue reading

  • Why outpatient therapy is a critical step in the path to sobriety

    By Harold Clifton Urschel III, M.D., M.M.A. Chief Medical Strategist, Enterhealth Leading a life of sobriety can be challenging once an addict steps outside of the protected walls and supportive foundation of a residential drug and alcohol addiction ...

    ... . Continued care and outpatient addiction treatment The expert medical team at Enterhealth Outpatient Center for Excellence believes that outpatient therapy is really a necessary part of long-term success. We urge ... continue reading

  • How does outpatient treatment for addiction work?

    For those seeking recovery there are various treatment programs available to choose from. One of the most common options is an Outpatient Program (OP) . These types of programs typically allow greater flexibility during your treatment and recovery ...

    ... , OP is treated as a form of continuing care rather than long-term treatment. What are outpatient addiction treatment programs like? Outpatient addiction programs vary in intensity, structure and duration. Everyone is ... continue reading

  • Proven benefits of residential addiction recovery

    By Ronald D. Jensen, MSW If you're working in rehab: What should you know? My business partner recently posed this question to me in an email, for careful thought of addiction as relating to our staff: What should you know if you are working in ...

    ... , “trends” and “best practices” in addiction treatment. What I really wanted to know is ... long-term recovery. Lifestyle changes are essential “Lifestyle change” was the next phrase that captured my attention. Treatment ... continue reading

  • Helping teens with addictions and depression: Therapies that work

    Is your teenager struggling with both addiction and depression? Learn how you can help them in this article from Dr. Fortuna , mental health practitioner and advocate for teens! More on how cognitive therapy and mindfulness approaches can work for ...

    ... in addiction treatment Cognitive Therapy can also be very helpful with recovery from addictions . For ... For that reason Mindfulness Therapy can help with long term recovery and decreasing relapse by improving awareness and ... continue reading

  • Neuroplasticity and addiction: How can integrative therapies help address past trauma? INTERVIEW with Sabino Recovery

    Neuroplasticity and addiction treatment Neuroplasticity, or the brain’s ability to reorganize itself by creating new neural pathways is at the cutting edge of new addiction treatment modalities. Imagine…you can literally change treatment ...

    ... healthy sleep cycles which in turn improves overall mood and cognitive ability. ADDICTION BLOG: How long does someone need to be in treatment before long-term advantages are made in the “re-wiring” of the brain? SABINO ... 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 ...

    ... to go to school for addiction counseling . The only reason ... long-term sober living apartment tenants. When being hired I believed that all addicts were the same and required the same treatment--residential treatment ... continue reading

  • Addiction counseling: An Adlerian based approach to understanding drug addicts

    The Adlerian Psychotherapy Model The Adlerian Psychotherapy Model is one that promotes holistic steps . One of the basic principles of this model involves human goal orientation. Adlerian psychotherapists encourage patients to identify and utilize ...

    ... present addiction or co-addiction issues. In addressing addiction, whether in long term depth ... 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

  • What are the challenges of treating patients with opioid dependence?

    By Clare Waismann Challenges to treating opioid dependence The United States is facing a serious opioid epidemic . Nearly 2 million Americans have a substance use disorder related to prescription painkillers, with another 586,000 abusing heroin, ...

    ... successful outcomes in long term sobriety. Additionally, new treatment alternatives are gaining ... of willpower; rather, it is a physiological response. Addiction is a behavioral syndrome characterized by the repeated, ... continue reading

  • Amphetamine rehab cost

    Should I Consider Rehab? Amphetamines are classified as stimulants and can be extremely addictive if not used as prescribed. When a person abuses amphetamines their body develops a high tolerance for the drugs and creates a desire to use higher and ...

    ... amphetamine addiction treatment ... treatments affecting any structure or function of the body. Medical care expenses include the insurance premiums you paid for policies that cover medical care or for a qualified long-term ... continue reading

  • How do you change unhealthy habits and behaviors? BOOK REVIEW

    Ever thought of changing a behavior (or several behaviors) but seem stuck? Don’t know how to move to the next level? Well, here’s a book that can help! “ Changing to Thrive: Using the Stages of Change to Overcome the Top Threats to Your Health ...

    ... of the book and how it can help people in addiction recovery . At the end, feel free to send us ... and generally divisive questions, such as: “Is maintenance for long-term but not for life?” “Is termination the ultimate goal ... continue reading

  • Approach addiction as what it is, a chronic brain disease

    By Harold Clifton Urschel III, M.D., M.M.A. Chief Medical Strategist, Enterhealth Addiction: The 3rd leading cause of death in the U.S. The Washington Post recently reported that the mortality rate for white men and women ages 45-54 with less than a ...

    ... findings into practice are achieving that 75-85% long term success rate for alcoholism, heroin and even methamphetamine addiction. Let’s get the word out. Our addiction treatment industry is broken, but we don’t have ... continue reading

  • Overcoming dependency from prescription drugs – BOOK REVIEW

    In the book “Recovery and Renewal: Your Essential Guide to Overcoming Dependency and Withdrawal from Sleeping Pills, Other ‘Benzo’ Tranquilizers and Antidepressants” , Baylissa Frederick explains how prescription drugs work and offers a ...

    ... dependence is to seek medical advice. Long-term use of sleeping pills, tranquilizers and ... look into a full list of options and alternatives for its treatment. Why Do We Recommend This Book? Perhaps the easiest way ... continue reading

  • Holistic addiction recovery – Making yourself whole again

    By Brian McAlister, author of the best-selling book Full Recovery: The Recovering Person’s Guide to Unleashing Your Inner Power The holistic route to recovery You might be wondering: “What the heck does ‘holistic’ mean anyway and what does ...

    ... be able to achieve long-term recovery and actually enjoy the process, treatment must target this entire ... choosing. Don’t miss it! The benefits of holistic addiction recovery are lasting By addressing the whole person, not ... continue reading

  • Prescription drug use and overdose accidents: SLLiP (FILM REVIEW)

    The reality of pain Sometimes, our lives bring us to limits we couldn’t have imagined we could handle. But when facing serious pain, people are barely capable of continuing their lives as before. When faced with serious pain, we can’t see ...

    ... of the reality of using pain killers medically. Long-term use of painkillers leads to physical dependence. The ... the next dose of medical treatment. Questions about painkillers addiction management We invite you to ... continue reading

  • When is medical detox necessary? INTERVIEW with The Bridge Behavioral Health

    Drug detox is the first step in any rehab program. While detox doesn’t usually alter the course of long term drug use (you really need to address deeper issues), it is the basic process that stands between continuous drug use and the path to sober ...

    ... . While detox doesn’t usually alter the course of long term drug use (you really need to address deeper issues), ... evaluation and a recommendation for level of treatment. ADDICTION BLOG: Is medical detox painful? THE ... continue reading

  • Social model residential programs for addiction: Best practices INTERVIEW with Jeremiah’s Inn

    Social models of residential addiction treatment There are different programs a person can choose from to successfully continue down the path of addiction recovery. Today, we’d like to present you with a somewhat different program of transitional ...

    ... to be a positive role model in the community. ADDICTION BLOG: What kinds of success rates (an estimate) are you seeing in long term treatment (24 months or longer) upon program completion? JEREMIAH’S INN: To be honest ... continue reading

  • What is the Minnesota Alternative? – INTERVIEW with Minnesota Alternatives, LLC

    Is the Minnesota Model outdated? The Minnesota Model is an addiction treatment approach characterized by a thorough and ongoing assessment of a person in rehab and the possible multimodal therapeutic approaches that can help their individual case. ...

    ... to move away from the idea that addiction is best treated by acute, intensive treatment. Instead we need to offer a wide array of resources for prevention, early intervention and for long-term support. Thank you for this ... continue reading

  • Understanding the neurobiology of addiction – An Interview with Dr. Cardwell Nuckols

    Current theories of addiction Recent theories of addiction to chemicals (e.g. cocaine) and processes (e.g. gambling) have postulated that these behaviors are the product of an imbalance between three separate, but interacting, neural systems: 1. An ...

    ... in the brain, as well as, the short and long term changes caused by the use of a substance. For ... experience that patients in treatment centers really like to understand both addiction and recovery in terms of how it all ... 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 ...

    ... It's okay to pass, but remember that recovery is a long-term deal. It is the most epic adventure you will ever embark on ... your addiction recovery? Happy travels. See you on the road! Get Personalized Addiction Treatment ... continue reading

  • The efficacy of depression treatment while treating addiction

    Many people who are addicted to drugs are also diagnosed with co-occuring mental health disorders… and vice versa. So, with depression fast becoming the #1 mental health issue in the U.S., can you treat depression and addiction at the same time? ...

    ... skills that can be used for both conditions and which can impact you positively over the long term. Main outcomes of depression treatment for addiction There are many positive outcomes of treating depression while in ... continue reading

  • Living with a dual diagnosis: 5 strategies for a successful recovery

    By Dr. Alkesh Patel, MD One in two addicts can be dually diagnosed Psychiatric disorders and substance use disorders (SUD) can - and frequently do - coexist. In fact, more than 50 percent of those individuals who abuse drugs or alcohol are likely to ...

    ... plan compliments the other: For example, treating alcohol addiction may require appropriate treatment of the underlying anxiety disorder with specialized long-term psychotherapy and anti-anxiety medication for which the ... continue reading
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