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If you’re reading this page, chances are that you’ve noticed some changes in your friend or loved one. Drug addiction, also called “substance use disorder,” is considered to be a chronic, relapsing brain disorder. It is a disease, one that affects people of all ages, socioeconomic statuses, and religious backgrounds. Fortunately, with the proper care, this condition can be treated. Read on to learn the signs of drug and alcohol addiction.
One of the most underestimated consequences of substance abuse is what it can do to the family of the addicted. If your loved one is addicted, one of the most important things you can do is work to understand them without being judgemental. People use substances for many different reasons— from simple curiosity, as a way to have a good time, peer pressure, as a coping mechanism for emotional distress, and so many other reasons. Typically, drug abuse and addiction are less about how often a person uses substances, but rather the reasons why people turn to drugs in the first place. To help your loved ones, you must help them understand they need professionals. We understand that this is often much easier said than done.
You likely feel the urge to help your loved one in any way possible. If you don’t know how to approach an intervention, the first step is honest with your loved one. This requires an authentic dialogue with your loved one and telling them that they need help. We know that this is a difficult conversation to have, but it’s a necessary one. This intervention can often be the first step to lasting change in your loved one’s life.,Concise Recovery is here to help you enroll your loved one into therapy.
Our treatment philosophy is simple: We find and treat the root cause of addiction while giving our patients the tools to overcome triggers and overwrite past habits. By enrolling your loved one into Concise Recovery, you place them in a positive environment that is built to help them achieve long-lasting sobriety.
There are a few core symptoms associated with drug and alcohol abuse. Someone with these issues may exhibit just a few of the below items, or they could behave in ways that are beyond what’s listed here. It’s important to know that substance use ranges from mild to severe, and that it’s never too late (or too early) to get help. If you believe your loved one is struggling with addiction, we encourage you to contact Concise Recovery today.
You can begin the first step to healing by reaching out to Concise Recovery. Our staff is made up of addiction treatment specialists who are dedicated to your recovery journey. Contact us today at 1-866-256-3464 to learn more.
Most insurance will pay for rehabilitation. Concise Recovery works with most PPO & POS insurance policies that offer out-of-network benefits. We currently do not accept Medi-Cal or Medicare. Contact our staff today to learn how you can verify your insurance.
Dual disorders, or co-occurring disorders, happen when a person suffers from a mental health disorder alongside a substance use disorder. The two disorders often feed into one another, creating a vicious cycle that may feel impossible to break. Dual diagnosis is the process of diagnosing both disorders and creating a treatment plan to address them simultaneously. Since a mental health disorder can contribute to addiction and vice versa, both issues must be addressed together to achieve lasting recovery.
After patients have completed the rehabilitation process with Concise Recovery, they have the option of residing in our sober living community. Sober living allows a person to transition back into daily life while living in a safe location free of addictive substances. Residents in sober living communities are expected to look after themselves and keep up with responsibilities such as paying rent, completing chores, and abiding by a curfew.
Relapse is a very common part of the recovery journey. Research has shown that more than half of those who complete rehab treatment for drug or alcohol addiction will relapse within the first year. However, relapsing does not mean you have failed, and with Concise Recovery’s continuous care through our sober living program, you can achieve long-term recovery and keep control over your lifestyle.
Inpatient rehabilitation, or residential treatment, means that patients reside at an addiction treatment facility for a set length of time. With inpatient care, patients have 24/7 access to recovery specialists and can heal in a safe and controlled environment. Outpatient care is when patients receive addiction treatment services but can still return to the comfort of their own homes at the end of the day. Outpatient care allows patients to have a more flexible schedule and still live their daily life outside of a treatment center.
The rehabilitation process can vary depending on your needs and the best timeline to suit your healing. Most addiction rehabilitation programs vary in length from 30-day programs to 60-days to 90-days. Contact us to learn more.
At Concise Recovery, you will start your healing journey with one of our accredited sub-acute detox programs, which take place in luxurious, private facilities, staffed by industry experts. From there, our team will create an individualized treatment plan to best fit your recovery needs. Addiction recovery can include inpatient care, outpatient care, therapies, and aftercare through our sober living program.