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Successful Treatment

Successful treatment involves a combination of therapy, medication, and support services provided through a continuum of care in an addiction treatment program.

  • 11/21/2016

    Life Story: why I entered drug rehab

    People make the decision to enter drug rehab for a number of reasons. For me, it was my hair that pushed me over the edge.

  • 11/09/2016

    HIR’s CARF Review: November 7 – November 9, 2016

    Although we must wait for “official results,” our CARF surveyor was extremely positive.

  • 11/09/2016

    12 Step Program Plays Key Role In Recovery at HIR

    Our 12 step program will play a key role in helping you form new, healthy relationships that will play a beautiful part in your recovery story.

  • 11/08/2016

    HAWAII ISLAND RECOVERY STOPS THE CYCLE OF ADDICTION RELAPSE

    Now, many other organizations are looking to the small recovery center for clues to stopping the cycle of addiction relapse and replicating these results.

  • 11/04/2016

    A 30 day rehab and detox from pain pills and cocaine.

    If you are addicted to pain pills, cocaine, or other substances, you often feel there is no hope for recovery. I have never been to rehab in my life and I was so afraid of detox and being miserable without pills and drugs.

  • 11/02/2016

    Is Cognitive Behavior Therapy right for me?

    Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) goes deeper than the symptoms of addiction to address the underlying beliefs and emotions.

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Our facility has gone through a rigorous process and it’s ongoing. We like that our clients have the peace of mind of knowing Hawaii Island Recovery is up-to-date on the latest research-based interventions.
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