Many individuals that struggle with opioid addiction were actually prescribed opioids initially by licensed physicians to manage pain of some kind. They generally continue to take them because they believe themselves to be in pain. While the pain that they feel is real, it is rarely the initial physical pain that they were originally prescribed […]
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Chemical dependency isn’t a sign of poor character, and that’s just as true for opiate dependency as it is for any other addiction. Many addictions to opiates slowly develop after a patient is prescribed medication, and some addicts may avoid treatment out of concerns that they won’t be able to manage their pain without opiates.
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If you’ve been using painkillers for an extended period of time, it’s entirely possible that you’ve become addicted to them. Even when using prescription pain pills, many people find themselves developing a dependency. If you think you may have developed an addiction to painkillers, make the following considerations to be sure. The Reason The
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Addiction recovery is generally a life long process. As such, very few addicts will call themselves “recovered” addicts, but rather “recovering” addicts – no matter how long they have been clean. Addiction recovery is often very different for different addicts as well, since the level of a person’s addiction and the long-term effects of the
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Addiction recovery is generally a life long process. As such, very few addicts will call themselves “recovered” addicts, but rather “recovering” addicts – no matter how long they have been clean. Addiction recovery is often very different for different addicts as well, since the level of a person’s addiction and the long-term effects of the
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Seacrest Recovery Center is a licensed DCF and Joint Commission Accredited substance abuse treatment center. We utilize both traditional and holistic therapies and are comprehensive in our approach. By developing a individualized treatment plan for each of our clients, we are able to create a therapeutic environment that fosters physical, emotional, and spiritual growth and well being.