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1. If you or someone close to you is
suffering from drug abuse or drug
addiction, quitting drugs "cold turkey"
may seem impossibly unattainable
dream. However, no matter where you
are in your addiction level, or how
long you have abused drugs, there is
an adequate and professional help
that is available to you or your loved
one. Some people have made
unsuccessful attempts to stop using
drugs, and therefore lost their hope to
ever recovering from this brain
disorder. However, the fact that you
try or make an attempt to get better is
a positive sign. That means you want
the change, and are willing to receive
help. Accepting your addiction
diagnosis, and willingness to get
help, is the first step in to your
recovery journey.

2. To achieve an effective
recovery, the person has to :
surrender to a treatment, that is
developed based on his or her
individual needs; have a strong
family support; undergo an
intensive course of substance
abuse counseling and cognitive-
behavioral therapy; stay in
treatment until it is fully
completed.
In order to identify an
appropriate treatment plan, a
Substance Abuse Professional
will make an initial assessment
to develop an
effective, evidence-based
treatment plan, that meets your
personal and individual needs.

3. There is no such a thing as a "quick
fix" when it comes to addiction.
Addiction is a disease that effects
your brain function, and causes
compulsive drug use. Like any
other mental health disorder, drug
addiction needs to be treated with
intensive therapy and counseling.
The use of addiction medications
and sedatives may be combined
with therapy to address both
physical and psychological aspects
of drug addiction.

4. There are several levels of care available
for drug abuse and drug addiction
treatments:
 1. In-patient Drug Rehab Services-is
designed for a short stay to undergo
medical treatments for the issues
associated with drug abuse and drug
addiction. Mental health assessment can
be made at the time of in-patient stay to
determine a co-existing disorder, or dual
diagnosis. The patients are required a 24-
hour medical care.
 2. Residential Drug Rehab Services-is
designed for patients with drug addiction
problem to live and stay at the facility
until the treatment is completed. The
patients do not require a 24-hour
medical/nursing care. The treatment may
take up to a year. The patient may
undergo detoxification and counseling, to
achieve a successful and effective
recovery.

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