Like it or not, sometimes our efforts to recover from substance abuse fail miserably. People may either leave in-patient treatment halfway through or relapse after completing their treatment. This can be especially hard, having to deal with a lack of motivation in addition to a lack of control. In such cases, paying daily or weekly visits to the rehab facility is not going to be enough. Sometimes, we have no option but to commit to an in-patient treatment.

Tim Powers from SoberNation shares some warning signs that imply a need to undergo an in-patient program:

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6 Signs You Need In-Patient Treatment

The effects of chronic long-term drug and alcohol abuse can be devastating to a person’s physical, mental and spiritual health. If you, a family member or a loved one is in the grips of addiction, the downward spiral will only continue to worsen unless you get the appropriate professional help that is found through a reputable drug rehab facility. There are many drug treatment options that are available to you that provide the programming, support and encouragement you need to address your specific addiction issues–but you may be at a loss knowing which option best suits your needs. See full post here.

One of the biggest reasons to commit to an in-patient treatment program is when you find it hard to place your trust on close friends and family. Going through an episode of abuse can be extremely hard and we need something to rely on. If you can’t get that kind of support from your friends and family, take the responsible step and get admitted to an in-patient program.

To learn more about proper patient care, get in touch with us at Recovery Coach Training.