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Eventually we get to the stage when Rehab is the only opyion left. Also there is a time when a family,friend or company decides that we are going to intervein and so we choose to help in some way. The problem is that we can become very emotional in these situations and so we can make the wrong choices. Rehabs can and often are very pricey and so its best to really take it easy when deciding on what to do. The rehab function is broken onto 3 types. Long term, short term and then various secondary reintegration programmes. Free yourself from drug addiction The long term rehab is for the serious cases. The time away can be as long as a few years. Most of these rehabs instill strict discipline and responsibility and also consequences. There are some serious consequences for wrong actions. Majority also include hard labour and tough working conditions. Short term rehabs are aimed at people still employed that need a quick fix to dry out. The average time frame is normally between 14-28 days. They do however have medication,support groups and also individual counselling. The last of the three mentioned is the secondary reintegration rehab. These are becoming very popular and work well with the two already mentioned. The patient is working and living in normal society but has certain boundaries and restrictions for their protection. The home or centre has recovering addicts that stay together and are managed properly by a professional. In conclusion, Its not an easy option and its never an easy time. Each rehab has its own agenda and so often we can be mislead. Its really a time to hasten slowly and ask for the right advice from people that actually do have your interests at heart.
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