addiction affects all individuals
Alcohol and drug addiction affects all individuals from all lifestyles and walks of life. A person’s creed, economic status, or ethnicity means nothing. Typically, alcohol and drug addiction results due to the onset of depression, and it is twice as likely to occur among women as it does with men. The significant factor here is thatinpatient drug rehab can only be successful if the psychology behind the addiction is addressed along with how drug addiction affects an individual at the emotional, mental, and physical levels. Herein lays the reason why our
inpatient drug rehab have a higher success rate than those of the traditional treatment and recovery facilities
The physical symptoms of addiction typically include:
- Physical aches and pains that are unexplainable
- Low energy and stamina levels
- Crying fits or hysterical outbreaks which occur for no specific reason
- Frequency migraines or severe headaches
- Insomnia, restlessness, and poor sleeping habits
- Lack of appetite resulting in significant weight loss over time
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.
Personal counseling sessions
Clients undergoing our inpatient drug rehab are supervised by a licensed psychologist in very private one-on-one sessions in order to uncover the cause of their addiction. From this point, they progress in similar fashion through the treatment and recovery process.
Family Therapy Sessions
These sessions typically involve a more private meeting of clients and other family members including their children, parents, and spouses.
Addictions we treat:
- Alcoholism,
- Chemical Addiction
- Sexual Addiction
- Eating Disorders or other Psychological Issues
Group Therapy Sessions
our inpatient drug rehab would not be complete without employing group therapy sessions. These are closed and confidential meetings that are facilitated and supervised by a member or our licensed, professional staff. Professional guidance is offered to those clients who require it.
Entering inpatient drug rehab is a difficult decision
It is important to remember that the decision our clients have made to enter our inpatient drug rehab was an extremely difficult one. Admitting that a problem exists and then seeking help is always difficult for the suffering person. Consequently, the decision not only impacts the individual, but it also affects the lives of those family members, friends, and loved ones around them just like the addiction affected them in the first place.
The Three things that are the most important to our inpatient 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.
