Many people seeking help for drug addiction treatment are discouraged by the high cost of treatment programs, believing that only the most expensive programs are effective. This is simply not true. You can find low-cost drug treatment programs in Florida and you can get help today. With the right treatment, you can live a full, […]
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Relapse is far more common than you might think. In fact, statistics show that nearly half of all people struggling with addiction experience at least one relapse in their sobriety journeys. While this is not an excuse to slip up, it\’s important to understand that you can come back from a relapse if it happens.
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The costs related to getting addiction treatment can be daunting, and it may not stop there. There might also be some costs related to aftercare that warrant consideration. Most people are aware that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requires healthcare insurance companies to cover addiction treatments costs the same way they would for any other
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By the time someone is ready to seek help for their addiction, the focus has to turn towards them getting the best help possible. In the drug treatment industry, Florida, particularly South Florida, has a reputation for being the \”drug rehab capital of the world.\” It\’s a well-deserved moniker based on the number of quality
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Even since the passing of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2009, there\’s been a lot of confusion about insurance coverage for drug rehab. The hope is the following information will clear things up. It\’s an important issue for people who might not otherwise be able to afford the cost of getting treatment without relying
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If you are employed and are recovering from addiction, you are not alone. Approximately 70 percent of people who suffer from a substance use disorder are employed. You may be torn about going to rehab because you are concerned about your employment being affected. Keep in mind that long-term health and happiness is more important
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So, you\’ve decided you think you might have a drug or alcohol problem and you heard treatment may be a good idea. However, you researched some price estimates for a quality treatment center and thought, \”that\’s an awful lot of money\”. The prices for treatment centers vary according to length of stay, type of treatment,
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Once you have made the decision to seek addiction treatment you may feel like you should just jump in to the first facility that you find. You can and should take the time to find the right rehab center for you. Your research can start at the moment you pick up that phone. The way
The addiction epidemic that is currently going on in the world in alarming. A statistic in the book Addicted Like Me by Beverly Conyers stated that only 20 percent of all addicted individuals in the world achieve lifelong recovery. For many years, drug use was considered taboo. D.A.R.E. programs simply used the “Just Say No”
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LGBTQ-oriented rehab centers are rehab centers designed specifically for LGBTQ clients. Some rehab centers have certain treatment tracks without being designed exclusively for the LGBTQ community. There are a few key differences between LGBTQ-oriented rehab and more mainstream rehab. Both have strong focuses on recovery, learning coping mechanisms, and relating positive to your surroundings. But
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Seacrest Recovery Center is a licensed DCF and Joint Commission Accredited substance abuse treatment center. Our doors first opened in September of 2015, and our mission since then has to help as many people break free of addiction as possible.
