Here at Profound, we understand the despair that can come with addiction, and how lonely and isolated it can feel. Often the stigma surrounding addiction can cause addicts to keep their disease to themselves, and not seek help. But drug or alcohol abuse is just that, a chronic disease and not a moral failing. Remember, it’s not your fault, and you’re not alone. There are 21 million Americans who are in recovery from a substance use disorder. Drug addiction can affect anyone–regardless of background, education, or zip code. But there is hope. We’re here to help. We know how hopeless it can feel being in the throes of addiction, and you don’t have to do this alone.
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What is Addiction?
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, addiction is a biopsychosocial disorder characterized by compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli despite repeated adverse consequences. Put another way, addiction is a complex but treatable disease that affects brain function and behavior.
Signs You May Have A Problem
- Unable to stop using despite negative
consequence –Intense cravings - Withdrawals when not using
- Losing control of how and when you use
- Anxiety and depression
- Increasingly erratic behavior
- Inability to moderate or manage mood
What is Treatment?
A time to press pause. A time to retreat. A time to revel in self-reflection, self-exploration, and self-discovery.
Why Profound?
Profound offers a unique and caring experience where our licensed clinicians will work with you to create an individualized treatment plan suited to your unique needs whether that be Detox, Inpatient Treatment, or one of our specialized programs.
Located just minutes from the Pacific Ocean, we are situated in the perfect place for you to
pause, take a breath and start the journey of healing your mind. Relax in our communal living spaces, connect with like minded people on our spacious outdoor patios or take a
refreshing dip in our private pool.
What Can You Expect in Treatment?
- Learn to identify and express emotions.
- Explore why we avoid distressing feelings.
- Identify recurring patterns in our behavior.
- Liberate ourselves from the bonds of past experiences.
- Examine problematic interpersonal relations.
Goals of Addiction Treatment
- Develop the capacity to have more fulfilling relationships.
- Make better use of one’s talents and abilities.
- Foster a healthy sense of self-esteem.
- Face challenges with greater flexibility.
- Live life with a greater sense of meaning and possibility.
GET IN TOUCH
Please tell us about your situation and an admissions counselor will be in touch shortly for a free, confidential assessment.
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