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Supporting Someone in Addiction Recovery and Caring for Yourselves

DRUGS may temporarily numb the pain, but it will ultimately make things much, much worse. SOBRIETY may temporarily be uncomfortable, but it will ultimately make things much, much better.

Drug Detox & Inpatient Drug Rehab Program at Florida Center For Recovery

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At Florida Center for Recovery, we utilize mindfulness techniques as a therapeutic component in our addiction treatment programs. These techniques focus on observation, awareness, and acceptance of uncomfortable emotions – as well as a range of meditative practices designed to develop awareness more generally. This invaluable therapeutic recovery tool provides an array of benefits.

One day you will tell your story of how you've overcome what you're going through now, and it will become part of someone else's survival guide.

When an individual embarks in addiction recovery, the essential goal is to "change," by eliminating drug or alcohol use from one’s life permanently. But recovery is more complex than just making a decision. As a result, individuals go through complex stages during substance addiction recovery and according to authors Prochaska and DiClemente in their book "Changing for Good" there are six stages of change in addiction recovery.

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The majority of Addiction Treatment Facilities treat both men and women. However, the two genders experience different emotions and react differently to drug abuse and their addiction. Therefore it is understandable that the treatment effectiveness is increased when performed in gender-specific group therapies which allow therapists to focus and dedicate their efforts in providing guidance specific to a particular gender. For instance, men afflicted by addiction experience emotions such as ego, pride, and anger, while women experience emotions caused by low self-esteem, eating disorders, with often sources such as sexual assault, emotional abuse, and stress from balancing work and family. Being able to openly discuss and address obstacles that stand between the individual and his or her recovery within a gender-specific therapy group, offer recovering individuals an environment where they are most comfortable to accept guidance and begin healing.

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