Many people may not realize that often participating in a rehab program comes as a result of a court order. When this is the case, the rehab period may only be for a very short time—sometimes as brief as twenty-eight days. Once this time frame has elapsed, whether or not to continue seeking treatment is the person’s decision.
Because of this, many people—famous and ordinary alike—choose to leave the rehab program. Therefore, while some benefits have been gained from the brief stay, there has really not been enough time to even approach rehab success.
That is why it is important that those facilities which offer rehab impress on those entering a rehab program the importance of continuing the program for as long as is necessary, rather than leave at the earliest opportunity. Therefore, a good facility will make use of the enforced time period, when the person literally has no choice to leave without incurring further legal problems.
Persuading a person to stay long enough to achieve rehab success can be made easier if staff members immediately begin showing the accomplishments and achievements that have been reached by others who completed a full rehab program. Thus encouraged by these and other examples of rehab success, the person who is in enforced rehab may decide to make this time the one that will work. Call 1-866-923-1134 or visit http://www.detox-center.com for more information.
