Healing from addiction and substance use disorder (SUD) is not linear; rather, it is a process, filled with peaks and triumphs, as well as new challenges and doubt. While unfortunate, relapse can be common in those pursuing a healthier, sober life. However, relapse never marks the end of recovery from…
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Addiction recovery is difficult, and there is no “quick fix” to overcoming the disease or its effects. Even those who begin their journey in a professional detox program and navigate the challenges and triumphs of residential treatment are still met with new experiences, challenges, and stresses as alumni. It takes…
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Addiction recovery is a lifelong journey. While graduating from a detox and residential treatment program is a major accomplishment, your recovery journey does not end when leaving a curated recovery space like a treatment facility. Rather, you and others in recovery will continue to face stresses, navigate urges and cravings,…
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Relapse is difficult to address, and being able to address any engagement with drugs or alcohol again after treatment effectively is paramount. For more information, call us today at (866) 390-5070.
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Relapse can be devastating, and having a plan to deal with stresses, challenges, urges, cravings, and more can make all the difference in maintaining your hard-earned sobriety. For more information on how we can personalize a treatment program for you and your needs, call us at (866) 390-5070.
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The financial side of addiction and recovery is complicated. Having the support of our drug rehab programs in Hawaii as an alumnus can help you explore the skills necessary to regain financial stability and promote a healthy approach to exploring your sober identity. For more information on how we can support your financial stability, call to speak to us today at (866) 390-5070.
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