Becoming a New Person in Recovery in New Year
Drug dependence does not get better by itself. Addictions often get worse with time and more difficult. For most addicts, time increases their dependence and the risks to their health and safety as they do more and more dangerous things to get drugs. Alcohol addiction causes physical damage that builds by the day, and damage to vital organs and systems increase with time.
Families Help Start Recovery
The love and support of the family are all-important factors in the decision to seek treatment and recovery. The family can feel the effects of drug abuse and alcohol dependency. They can see how addiction diminishes the life and contributions of a dependent family member. They understand the risks and dangers associated with addiction and drug-related behaviors. The path to recovery represents greater safety for the addict, and it can save lives.
Families Help Sustain Recovery
Once in treatment, the recovering addict must develop and maintain a commitment to a lifetime of sobriety. The recovery must proceed from day to day, and some days will challenge the recovery. Family determination and encouragement can help, and particularly when the recovering addict feels the need for additional levels of confidence and support. Family bonds motivate recovery as the addict learns new and better ways to make decisions and participate more fully in family life.
Recovery in New Year
A new year represents a chance at a new beginning. We turn the page on the calendar and commit to new goals. For most, it is a time to set a path towards personal improvement. We seek to be better and to do more for those we love and cherish. For addicts and substance dependent persons, there could be no better resolution than to enter detox and rehab in the new year; they can commit to being new men in the new year and set a clear and determined path to recovery and sobriety.
The Time is Now
Addiction can be unforgiving, and permanent injury, arrests, and accidents can change lives for the worse. Addiction treatment requires an assessment of the addict’s life and situation; no single approach to treatment will fit all addictions. Call us, we can help find the best solutions to drug dependency. We can help your drug dependent family member or loved one find the best chance for successful detoxification, rehab, and long-term recovery. Call us today; we can help.
His House Rehab offers industry-leading Drug Addiction Treatment Programs. We were founded in 1994 and we base our treatment programs on five key principles: commitment, honesty, integrity, respect, and service. These five principles guide us in all that we do and all the care we provide. Contact us today to see how we can help you or your loved one.
