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Cocaine addiction is the excessive intake of cocaine, and can result in physiological damage, lethargy, depression, or a potentially fatal overdose. Though the immediate craving to do more cocaine is strong and very common, this feeling usually subsides in most users within an hour. This craving can, as it has in many users, develop rather quickly into an intense...
Types of Addiction Treatment Centers
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Types of Addiction Treatment Centers
There are only a handful of basic types of addiction treatment programs, but thousands of combined variations of them. Here you will find some brief explanations about the most common types of treatment centers and which ones seem to be the most successful.
Contact us today to find an addiction treatment center that works for yourself or a loved one.
Inpatient Treatment
The most effective type of treatment is a long-term inpatient addiction treatment facility. While most inpatient centers run about 30 days, a long-term addiction treatment program can average around 90 days but may even be more than 12 months long.
An inpatient treatment center may also be called a residential facility because it is where people stay in a comfortable and secure environment away from home to deal with their substance abuse and addiction-related issues. The key to it being more successful is not just the change of environment, but you should also be aware of the type of treatment that is offered at the center, what they expect the result to be and what their discharge and aftercare plans consist of.
Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient treatment is where the majority of people go for addiction help due to time and money considerations, but unfortunately it is not very effective. The cravings, guilt and depression caused by substance abuse can make it too difficult to adhere to the counseling schedule or to practice self-restraint from drugs and alcohol. Relapse rates for outpatient treatment are often very high because of this, and treatment practioners often err by trying to prescribe more drugs to counteract those symptoms. These new drugs not only don't permanently solve the original problem but they also can carry very heavy side effects and possibly create a new dependency.
Biophysical Treatment
The most effective type of treatment we know if is called biophysical addiction treatment. This is a type of program that has both inpatient and outpatient treatment settings in various parts of the country and uses a very unique body cleansing process that gets rid of unwanted lingering side effects that drug residues leave behind even in other programs. This is a longer-term approach that also has an educational component that is not based on the typical 12 steps and is extremely successful compared to other types of programs. It is holistic in nature and does not prescribe any substitute drugs or medications at all, but instead uses nutritional supplements and vitamin therapy.
12-Step Treatment
The twelve steps were founded in 1936 and are the most widely used methods of addiction treatment in the country today. The original intents and purposes of the recovery group was to have former addicts help other addicts become clean and sober. While it does work for some people, it has been changed and severely altered through the decades and now most 12-step programs think that addiction is a treatable but uncurable brain disease that should include pharmaceuticals and that recovery is a life-long process where relapse is inevitable. Frankly, we do not support these alterations in the treatment and philosphy of addiction.
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Yogendra
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There are only a handful of basic types of addiction treatment programs, but thousands of combined variations of them. Here you will find some brief explanations about the most common types of treatment centers and which ones seem to be the most successful.
Contact us today to find an addiction treatment center that works for yourself or a loved one.
Inpatient Treatment
The most effective type of treatment is a long-term inpatient addiction treatment facility. While most inpatient centers run about 30 days, a long-term addiction treatment program can average around 90 days but may even be more than 12 months long.
An inpatient treatment center may also be called a residential facility because it is where people stay in a comfortable and secure environment away from home to deal with their substance abuse and addiction-related issues. The key to it being more successful is not just the change of environment, but you should also be aware of the type of treatment that is offered at the center, what they expect the result to be and what their discharge and aftercare plans consist of.
Outpatient Treatment
Outpatient treatment is where the majority of people go for addiction help due to time and money considerations, but unfortunately it is not very effective. The cravings, guilt and depression caused by substance abuse can make it too difficult to adhere to the counseling schedule or to practice self-restraint from drugs and alcohol. Relapse rates for outpatient treatment are often very high because of this, and treatment practioners often err by trying to prescribe more drugs to counteract those symptoms. These new drugs not only don't permanently solve the original problem but they also can carry very heavy side effects and possibly create a new dependency.
Biophysical Treatment
The most effective type of treatment we know if is called biophysical addiction treatment. This is a type of program that has both inpatient and outpatient treatment settings in various parts of the country and uses a very unique body cleansing process that gets rid of unwanted lingering side effects that drug residues leave behind even in other programs. This is a longer-term approach that also has an educational component that is not based on the typical 12 steps and is extremely successful compared to other types of programs. It is holistic in nature and does not prescribe any substitute drugs or medications at all, but instead uses nutritional supplements and vitamin therapy.
12-Step Treatment
The twelve steps were founded in 1936 and are the most widely used methods of addiction treatment in the country today. The original intents and purposes of the recovery group was to have former addicts help other addicts become clean and sober. While it does work for some people, it has been changed and severely altered through the decades and now most 12-step programs think that addiction is a treatable but uncurable brain disease that should include pharmaceuticals and that recovery is a life-long process where relapse is inevitable. Frankly, we do not support these alterations in the treatment and philosphy of addiction.
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Yogendra
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Drug Treatment-Drug Treatment
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