Addiction
Q: What is “rehab”?
Historically, “rehab” was a term used to describe treatment for alcohol and/or drug addiction. You often hear “drug rehab” or “alcohol rehab,” specifying the type of treatment the program offers. Many of today’s rehab programs …
more »Q: How do I know if I need rehab?
Individuals need rehab if their lives have become unmanageable because of their addictive behaviors. Addiction is characterized by the inability to control the use of drugs, alcohol, sex, and/or gambling despite negative consequences. These consequences often include losing employment, family,…
more »Q: Does rehab treatment differ depending on the type of dependency?
While there are many common threads among addictions, facilities offer different tracks in certain areas of care.
more »Q: What is inpatient treatment?
Inpatient or residential treatment provides individuals with support 24 hours a day. An individual who is no longer safe in his home setting because of his addiction …
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