Our executive drug rehab is all about Emotional Success
Our
executive drug rehab takes into account the patient’s emotional state (Most treatment programs address an addiction problem exclusively at an educational level, or solely by utilizing a “12 Step” approach.)
The emotional aspect of addiction is the primary reason a person continues to abuse substances.
- Our addiction treatment deeply penetrates denial.
- We holds people accountable
- We heals emotional wounds
- WE enhance the person’s self-esteem
- This is the only program of its kind, anywhere!
extremely knowledgeable staff
Our licensed professional staff members are extremely knowledgeable in numerous modalities. In fact, some of our staff members have undergone alcohol and drug addiction treatment and recovered. If you feel that you have a problem involving any substance abuse, you should contact our
executive drug rehab for help. Contact our facility if you:
- Are abusing or overdosing on any prescription medications
- are feeling anxious or depressed on a regular basis
- are in need of detoxification
- become a threat to yourself and those around you
- deny or resist admitting you have a problem
- exhibit erratic mood swings or unpredictable behavior
- feel that your life is hopeless or that you are worthless
- inflict emotional damage to your family members, friends, or loved ones
- have psychological problems in addition to your alcohol and drug abuse
- have entered previous programs for drug and alcohol addiction but continue to relapse after returning to society
- know close friends, family members, fellow employees, or loved ones who have expressed concern over your alcohol or substance use, as well as your emotional, mental, or physical state
- make promises to family members, friends, and loved ones to stop drinking or abusing substances but you continue to do so
specific recovery tools
Our
executive drug rehab offers our clients specific recovery tools that enable them to achieve a successful treatment and recovery. One of which is the conventional 12-Step Program. However, we do not rely solely on this program other than to provide them with the support that they require when undergoing executive drug rehab. They are also afforded the following recovery tools so that they experience a successful treatment and recovery process, returning to society as contributing and productive individuals:
Educational sessions which include:
- Physiological consequences and effects of their substance addiction
- Philosophies of the 12 – step Program
- Health and Nutrition
- Exercise Physiology
- Co-dependency
- Addiction and Spirituality
Is executive drug rehab a Sign of Weakness?
Some consider it a sign of weakness to enter
executive drug rehab, but in reality, this is the strongest, most courageous step an addict could take. Many people allow their lives to be completely ruined or even snuffed out by drug addiction, because they will not admit their need for help. Their pride stands in the way of recovery, of restored relationships and a successful life. The addict who chooses to enter and complete a executive drug rehab is to be commended for having the courage to regain control of their life.
schizophrenic
A client who has been diagnosed as schizophrenic, or has been diagnosed as being susceptible to the condition, will not be administered medicines in our
executive drug rehab that result in confusion as a side effect. Severe consequences for the client could result if the dual diagnosis is ignored or overlooked. A severe psychotic episode could easily be triggered as a result of improper medications being prescribed. Emotional or mental breakdowns can also occur and the return of a previous disorder may accompany that as well. All of these side effects could cause permanent or serious damage to the client’s health and even cause their death.
importance of properly diagnosing
The importance of properly diagnosing the client is paramount to any program that we prescribe. If brain and/or personality disorders are overlooked or mis-diagnosed, this could result in negative consequences, specifically an unsuccessful treatment and recovery process. For instance, if a client is suffering from acute depression, or susceptible to it, they will not be treated with any medications that could produce depression. Severe suicidal tendencies could develop, making the treatment and recovery process more difficult.
The Three things that are the most important to our executive drug rehab
- Accountability – The person needs to be accountable for his/her actions and the resulting consequences. He/she must break through denial or delusion that he/she has a problem that will lead only to institutionalization, insanity, or death.
- Responsibility The person needs to take the necessary steps in treatment to follow direction of professionals and those who have “been there, done that.” This means Chapman House staff is not only professionally trained and licensed, but have a majority of staff members who are themselves in recovery from an addiction or co-existing disorders. Each step of responsible behavior builds a person’s self-esteem, credibility with others, and confidence. These elements are all critical to recovery. One small step of responsibility will eventually lead to a responsible, self-sufficient person.
- Time The person needs to accept the fact that recovery is a process and not an event. If it took years to develop this condition, it will naturally take time to develop solid recovery. The A-R-T of recovery is accomplished under the supervision of our caring, knowledgeable staff.
exploration and strengthening of spirituality
This exploration and strengthening of the client’s spirituality enables them to maintain a new and healthier lifestyle once they have completed our executive drug rehab. Additionally, our program features 6 key elements:
- Bible studies and scriptural instruction
- Candlelit sessions for prayer and reflection
- Faith-based Christian 12-Step Program
- Lectures and sermons conducted by both ministers and pastors of different faiths and beliefs
- Pastoral Counseling
- Regular church services
Group therapy sessions
An invaluable recovery tool and therapy wherein clients with similar addictions and needs meet in closed, confidential meetings in order to interact with one another under the guidance of one of our certified and licensed professional staff.
