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Who Needs In-house Drug Rehab? - According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse we still have a huge “treatment gap” in the United States. As of 2012, there was still an estimated 8.9 percent of the population who needed treatment for drug or alcohol related issues however only 1 percent of those people ever received treatment. Those results are staggering ...
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Is Inpatient Heroin Rehab Right for Me? - The recent, steady increase in heroin addiction rates has taken on epidemic proportions within the United States. Though heroin has been around for a long time, the rise in addiction rates has as much to do with increased availability as it does with an overall improvement in heroin quality. Today’s heroin supplies carry extremely addictive ...
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Does Inpatient Drug Treatment Cure Addiction? - Inpatient drug rehab is an extremely beneficial treatment facility type that allows individuals to stay in a 24-hour controlled environment while they work through their addictions. While inpatient rehab can be very successful depending on the patient’s ability to work toward their recovery and stay in treatment for the appropriate amount of time, it is ...
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What to Look for in an Inpatient Drug Rehab - There are many different types of drug addiction treatment available to those who are suffering from substance abuse disorders. One of the most common methods of treatment involves inpatient drug rehab which focuses on providing patients with consistent, around-the-clock treatment that works to help them stay sober and live a life of long-term recovery. When ...
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What is a typical day in inpatient rehab like? - If you are considering entering rehab you might be scared or apprehensive about what you will be doing. Rehab conjures horror stories of “One Flew Over The KooKoos Nest,” an only film starring Jack Nicholson. Fortunately, times have changed drastically and the rehabs of today are vastly different than the rehabs of the 1950s and ...