Drug addiction rehabilitation

Drug addiction rehabilitation is oftentimes referred to as drug rehab.  It is a term that describes both the medical and psychotherapeutic methods of treatment and recovery from substance addiction.  A facility that addresses this issue so that a person can enter there for rehab is known as an addiction treatment center.  Today there are hundreds of these facilities that are helping addicted individuals so that they can recover and have normal lives by remaining substance-free.

Traditional vs. alternative rehab centers

• There are two basic types of addiction treatment centers – the traditional facilities and the alternative ones like ours – the  Freedom Center.  The difference between the two is relegated to the characteristics of each which typically include the following:
• Traditional facilities look like clinics or hospitals whereas ours looks more like a residential environment with an apartment-like setting to recover in
• Traditional facilities rely on conventional treatment and recovery methods which are oftentimes viewed as being out-of-date and ineffectual
• The  Freedom Center uses alternative treatment methods and innovative therapies that have resulted in a 70% or higher success rate
• Traditional facilities insist that the only way you will successfully recover is by adhering to their philosophies whereas we customize addiction treatment center programs that target your specific needs
• We offer a variety of recovery tools that the traditional facilities do not such as educational courses and materials to compliment the treatment and recovery process
• When clients leave our addiction treatment center, they have learned certain things that will enable them to return home to their communities and remain substance-free for life.

What we teach our clients

It takes a lot more than removing the addictive substance and the residues from your system in order to overcome and recover from your addiction.  Our addiction treatment center teaches our clients how to:

• avoid harmful situations
• communicate with others more effectively
• confront and control situations
• improve their problem-solving skills
• overcome the temptation of living in the past
• purge their bodies of the addictive substance and its residues
• restore their ethics, integrity, morals, and responsibility
• use these recovery tools to acquire and retain necessary knowledge

There are also classes and courses that you can enroll in to compliment the addiction treatment and recovery process.

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