It’s a tragic fact that only about 10% of people with addictions enter rehab and get help for the problem. There are varying reasons for this, but one thing that

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Drug and alcohol addiction takes an enormous amount of earning power away, and in some cases, the addiction costs someone a job entirely. Addiction and unemployment are excellent friends. It’s

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One of the most important things to consider before going into treatment is just how long you want your stay in treatment to be. For some people, they’re free to

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People who are in active addiction often dread a process called withdrawal. During withdrawal, the body responds to being deprived of the drugs and/or alcohol it is addicted to. Each

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The decision to go into rehab is often the result of negative consequences triggered by substance abuse. People that enter a treatment program often feel that they’ve hit rock bottom

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One of the great misconceptions about addiction treatment is people can be cured. While addictions are diseases, there is no cure for any addiction. As long as the addiction sufferer

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Preparing for rehab isn’t supposed to be a chore. It’s a brand new phase of your life that will put you in contact with professionals who can guide you through

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For better or worse, paying for addiction treatment has always been one of the most common reasons why some people don’t pursue the treatment they need. Given the dangerous nature

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Getting treatment is one of the most important decisions of one’s life. However, once you have decided to go into a rehab facility, you may become overwhelmed with preparing for

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It’s hard enough to watch someone you love struggle through the regular ups and downs of life, but when they’re in the grips of a life-altering and potentially life-threatening addiction,

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