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If you or anyone you care for is suffering from drug
or alcohol addiction, and your are very serious about ending this problem, once and for all, your best chance to get back your life or to save the
life of your friend or loved one is a long-term drug rehab center that has documented success.
Why Long-term Rehab?
First of all, let's define these terms:
Long-term rehab has historically been used for alcohol and drug rehab programs that are 90+ days. (This includes detox and treatment)
Short-term alcohol and drug rehab are traditionally 30 day residential rehab programs. (Again, this includes detox and treatment.)
Most alcohol and drug rehab programs are short-term because that is the maximum days allowed by most insurances companies. Anyone that has experience in the rehab field knows that there is very little change in behaviors in 30 days. For the most part, it takes that long to merely detox. Therefore, it isn't surprising that most short-term drug rehabs have about a 5% success rate. Almost all short-term rehab programs have required aftercare programs that recommend that the graduates attend 90 support group meetings in 90 days after graduation. However, hardly any of these graduates have the wherewithal to be successful in the real world and comply with this advice.
Actually, 90 days is known to be a minimum of time needed to detox from the toxic effects of the drug and then have time to confront one's problems and begin taking responsibility for one's life without the "support" or use of alcohol or other drugs.
The most successful rehab programs are opened ended, meaning that each individual will stay as long as it takes to really understand and use the new behaviors that they are learning in drug rehab.
Our professional counselors will help you determine what form of treatment is most appropriate for your individual case. A few people will be able to get by with short-term alcohol and drug treatment, whereas most others need more time and a more intense regime of therapies. There are a few alcoholics and addicts that can recover using outpatient treatment, but these are the exceptions and not the rule.
Don't find out which program you needed after the fact..
When looking for a longterm drug rehab center or alcohol addiction
treatment program that provides alcohol and drug rehabilitation for a period of time that is appropriate to end the problem, it is important to remember that results are what matter
most. Some people feel that if they are in a program for six months to one year in length, they will have a better chance of recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. Indeed, long term treatment is usually better than short term, but most of the longterm treatment centers are doing the same thing in six months to a year that they did in 28 days, they are merely doing it more thoroughly and slower. These actions that produce poor results are failed practices and NO ONE should believe that larger doses of a failed practice will suddenly make it work. If the 28 to 30 day program isn't successful, extending the duration of treatment won't dramatically change the outcomes.
To completely handle alcohol or drug addiction, it takes as long as is necessary to handle ALL of the elements that cause addiction; physical cravings, emotional upsets or problems, ethics, and life-skills.
This cannot be done in less than 90 days or more!
What the staff of Long-Term Drug Rehab Center can do for you:
Based on a short assessment, Long-Term Drug Rehab will refer you to an effective program that addresses ALL of the issues that have been proven to cause and continue one's alcohol or drug addiction. We don't believe that anyone should have to suffer from relapse and the disappointments that brings, when you can take the time to do a rehab program that will end your cravings and psychological disabilities that are not handled or even addressed by short-term, ineffective treatment.
The Long-Term Drug Rehab Centers Helpline offers free
consultations and rehab referrals to find the drug rehabilitation center that
best suits your needs and will give you the outcome of being off all
drugs, preparing you for a healthy, happy and productive life.
DRUG REHAB PROGRAMS
We specialize in helping people find long-term alcohol and drug rehab
facilities.
For immediate assistance to find a longterm drug
rehabilitation center, call now 1-877-444-1137. You may also fill out the form
below and a professional counselor will assist you as soon as possible.
Drug Rehab Programs using Bio- Physical method.
There is something regarded as a new approach to long-term
rehabilitation, which is generically called: Biophysical drug rehab. This
method gets toxins out of the body in a purification sauna. REsearch has found that the human body will store a residue or metabolite alcohol and other drugs in the fat tissue for 5 to 10 years after a period of alcohol or drug abuse. This
residue causes cravings, anxiety and depression. Heroin,
cocaine and crystal meth are more powerful than the natural chemicals the brain
produces to be happy. It takes up to a year for this natural chemical balance to be restored.
The Biophysical method uses a purification sauna, vitamins and minerals to release
residues stored in fat tissue so that there are no more cravings, anxiety or
depression caused by the effects of drug abuse. These natural chemical in the brain
will come back much faster with the exercise, vitamins, and minerals are added to the body and the residues of the drugs of abuse are removed. This enables the
person to have a fighting chance. This type of drug rehabilitation center will
use social educational classes to restore or build skills to help the
individual become drug free and a productive member of society. Drug Rehab Programs
with this method are having a success rate of over 70%. This is why
Bio-Physical drug treatment centers are usually recommended for the drug
addictions of our society today.
Drug Rehab Programs using Long-Term Religious method.
There is also a long-term religious based model of treatment. In
this methodology the individual is required to go away for 1 2 years,
and work on a farm or in a work-type environment. This method is also combined with religious teachings. The success rate is hard to
determine as only about 10% of those that enroll in these programs will complete the program, however of the completions, around 20% will stay sober or free of drugs. These programs are certainly better than the traditional 30-day drug rehab, but those that consider this form of treatment and are successful usually have a religious history or come from previous religious training and example. If you are interested in this form of treatment, please call our Helpline and we will talk to you about the appropriateness of this treatment for your individual case.
Drug Rehab Programs Using 12 Step Recovery Model
The most prevalent modality of alcohol and drug treatment is the 12 step Recovery Model. These methods are based on the teachings of Alcoholics Anonymous, Cocaine Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, which are all taken from the original Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. 12
Step Recovery was developed in 1934 by two alcoholics who found a way to stay sober by being in continual communication with others and doing the prescribed steps that teach humility, service and surrender to God or a Higher Power. Almost all 21- 28 day alcohol and drug treatment programs use this form of rehab. Some private facilities offer longer stays in treatment, but the clinical nature of the programs are almost identical to the short-term treatment regime. This form of "drug treatment" has been in existence in a residential setting since the 1970s and was instituted because it was thought that if Alcoholics Anonymous works as a volunteer program of daily meetings, then if a person had a more intense period of these teachings, the programs would have success. When hard drugs showed up into our culture it was a natural
progression to use 12 step methods on these addictions, as there was nothing
else available. The method grew across the nation, as there was nothing else
that was available to be used. For this simple reason 12-step programs are available
almost everywhere. Today the success rate is approximately 10%-25% depending on
the facility you choose. Private Facilities will yield a higher success than most state-funded programs. Some of these facilities can be long-term, however the majority are 28 to 30-day programs.
Drug Rehab Programs using Behavioral Modification.
The Behavioral Modification programs were developed in the 1970s as well and are either using overt or covert sensitization as the negative feedback for the "habit" of drinking or drugging. These methods are based on the ideas learned from studying the reactive mechanisms of animals and believing that humans will respond in the same manner. Unfortunately, or fortunately, humans are not motivated to use alcohol and other drugs in the simple reactive habit formations that you see in animals. Therefore, a person can be taught to have an aversion to drinking and drugging, but need the outcomes of the drugs to the extent that he will force his use in spite of his aversion to the process. If addicts could quit for these reasons, no one would continue to use alcohol or other drugs after they have been arrested and had to face the consequences of their actions.
Some of these methods relies on
boot camp style tactics where the individual is berated by groups of peers and
then hopefully rebuilt into a more social person. There has been some use for
this method with young teenagers who are on a war path to destroy society.
However the success is only very marginally about 10%, in most cases other
methods are recommended. Due to that reason very few drug rehab centers use
this method.
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