Inpatient rehab may sound like a radical move because it will be completely isolating you from the world, cost thousands of dollars, and require you to take time off work. The addiction treatment industry is making more treatment options available for those who are employed and have families. One of the options that has been […]
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There is an old saying, murmured in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous, which says, \”Meeting makers make it\”. Sure, attending AA meetings is a great tool to help an alcoholic strive towards lifelong sobriety. However, it is just that, a tool. It is only one aspect of a program to stay sober. While making meetings
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Recovery is not just 28 days or 90 days. Recovery is a lifestyle that is relevant to the rest of your life. While that may seem like a prison in early recovery, long term recovery will prove the gift that recovery is. The most challenging part of recovery is maintaining it for the long-term. Recovery
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Health insurance is the most dreaded topic when it comes to funding addiction treatment. Unfortunately, the average person needs to utilize it to fund their addiction treatment. Many rehab centers verify health insurance before a client enters treatment to determine how much the health insurance will cover. Health insurance typically covers the following types of
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Making the commitment to enter a substance addiction rehabilitation program is the first step of many when trying to get your life back on track. Admitting that there is a problem and being willing to accept help are not easy feats, but they are necessary toward improving one\’s quality of life. However, this is only
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As you are seeking recovery for your drug or alcohol addiction, you\’ll likely start to learn about the different options for help. Attending a sober living facility is one option, and going to outpatient rehab is another. You may then wonder if going to both at the same time is a possibility, and you should
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Seeing rehab centers of different sizes can make it unclear to you as to which facility you should choose. While varying styles of rehab have their benefits, consider why a smaller drug rehab center could be the place that makes a difference in your life. These facilities can have a number of benefits including the
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When you decide to get sober and to recover from your addiction, you have a few possibilities to explore. One of those options is an intensive outpatient program. When you are looking at the costs of this program, especially in contrast to an inpatient program, you may notice that the costs are lower. The reasons
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If you live in Florida, and you\’re looking for a good drug treatment center for your son or daughter, you\’re probably confused by all the different facilities available. You want to be sure that your child receives quality treatment, but you\’re not sure what to look for. This article will help guide you in your
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Now that you’re in a Florida treatment center, restoring your relationships is a top priority. Of all your relationships, your relationship with your parents is one of the most important ones you will ever have. Even though you may have lived on your own for years, working to improve your relationship with them can be
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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.
