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Why Do Drug Addicts Relapse Instead Of Taking Advantage Of The Opportunity?

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Watching a loved one relapse after completing addiction treatment is always disheartening. However, before you say something hurtful or demeaning, keep in mind that relapsing addicts hold themselves in contempt. It takes a lot of hard work to finish detox successfully, and to navigate the incredibly challenging weeks and months that follow. No one feels […]

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What Is The Relapse Rate For Drug Addiction?

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Drug addiction is a severe problem in society, and it can be challenging to address. It’s estimated that about 50% of people who are addicted to drugs will relapse within the first year after rehab or detoxification. Some people succeed with treatments like methadone maintenance therapy, while others need more intensive care for their addiction.

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How Can a Halfway House Help Prevent Relapse for People With Turbulent Home Environments?

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One of the most critical components of lifelong recovery for a former addict is the ability to have a conducive environment for sobriety. When the patient gets reintroduced back into chaos and unproductive tasks, the sneaking feeling of addiction begins to mount its attack. The individuals that have beaten their inner desires will tell you

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What Are Some Skills Necessary to Preventing Relapse After Leaving a Delray Beach Halfway House?

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If you think that a recovery journey ends after a patient leaves rehab, you couldn’t be more mistaken. The truth of the matter is that a recovery journey never really “ends” at all; indeed, recovery is a lifelong journey. However, the immediate months following an addict’s departure from an inpatient facility are critical, as this

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What Percentage of People in Halfway Houses in Delray Beach Relapse?

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While moving into a Delray Beach halfway house after completing rehab isn’t required, many recovering addicts do choose to do so. This is because a halfway house provides a supportive sober living environment, while you transition back into normal society. Upon completing addiction treatment, many recovering addicts feel overwhelmed by the prospect of their release,

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Is a Relapse Prevention Group Different from a Support Network?

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Relapse is one of the biggest fears for people leaving treatment, even if they’ve undergone incredible transformation over the last several months. Relapse prevention groups are similar to support groups, but they often provide a more specialized type of treatment and guidance that helps you continue developing coping strategies and skills to prevent relapsing. How

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Can Family Members of Addicts Be Part of a Relapse Prevention Group?

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There are many different types of relapse prevention groups and you may already be familiar with some of them. The majority of them restrict attendance and participation to recovering addicts, because it’s intended to be a free space for discussing their addiction struggles. Addicts may not feel as free to express themselves in the presence

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