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Alcohol abuse treatment has to be holistic in scope

Suki — Thu, 01 May 2008 21:48:33 +0000

Alcohol abuse treatment has to be holistic in scope. Alcoholism, after all, is both a physical and a psychological disease, and meaningful alcohol recovery has to entail both physical and psychological healing. Unfortunately, some alcohol abuse treatment facilities in Los Angeles make the mistake of emphasizing one aspect of the treatment process at the expense of the other. Thatâ€™s a recipe for failure. The best alcohol abuse treatment program is that which helps alcoholics get better in body as well as in mind, in substance as well as in spirit. Given the stakes, you canâ€™t afford to settle for anything less than that.

As should perhaps go without saying, alcohol abuse treatment is an exceptionally delicate art form. It can only succeed if itâ€™s administered the right way, with a proper focus on comprehensive recovery. If youâ€™re going to get sober, itâ€™s going to be because you find an alcohol abuse treatment center that can give you all the support you need on the road to recovery. Donâ€™t wait another day to finally begin the search.

Substance Abuse

Suki — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 23:12:43 +0000

People do recover, every single day. From alcoholism and drug addiction, dual diagnosis, abuse and trauma, overeating, gambling, codependency and more, people do get better. They rarely do it alone. If help is what you seek, we hope you’ll find it here…

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411 on Alcohol rehab prgorams

Suki — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 17:42:43 +0000

Alcohol rehab programs are all the same, right? An alcohol treatment center that works for one addict should automatically work for another, because alcohol rehabilitation is a one-size-fits all sort of process.

That philosophy a little fishy? It is…but that doesnâ€™t mean some alcohol rehab centers wonâ€™t try to sell it to you.

The truth, no matter what you read on the Internet, is that alcohol rehab programs are very certainly NOT all identical. The most important distinctions concern personal attention: how intimately does an alcohol rehabilitation center serve the needs of its individual patients? Some alcohol rehab programs…the kind that are â€œguaranteedâ€ to work for every addict…are rooted in a generic and fundamentally flawed approach to the alcohol process. Those, for the record, are the ones you want to avoid.

Hereâ€™s the deal: Alcohol rehab is a uniquely personal thing. To win the fight against alcoholism, you need a battle plan thatâ€™s uniquely your own. For your own sake, make today the day you resolve to find one.

Thank god I made it through Alcohol Treatment

Suki — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 23:55:50 +0000

Stop the madness. If you need alcohol treatment(and you know you do) then stop fuckin’ around and do what you’ve got to do. I did and I’m way better off than I would be if I didn’t man up and I kept doing what I was doing. I’m not going to regale you with the terrible details of my drunken stupor days, but I can definitely say that it was a bad time for me and my family. I always knew that there was definitely a problem with my drinking but I was never ready to fully admit that I needed help. That was before my wife gave me the ultimate ultimatum. She basically told me that it was her or the booze. That’s when I called the alcohol treatment center.

When I got to alcohol treatment I admit that I was a bit skeptical about it being effective but I stuck with it because I knew that it was important for me to complete the program. I didn’t want to let my wife and kids down, but I really wasn’t sure it work. When I think about my time in alcohol treatment I always thank God that I perservered and made it through. Now that I’ve been sober for three years I guess my wife was right after all. Wow, I better make sure I never tell her that.