Types of Painkiller Rehab
You have a number of different types of painkiller rehab to choose from: traditional painkiller addiction treatment based on the 12-steps and traditions found at Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, holistic painkiller addiction treatment that includes Eastern and Western therapy options, inpatient or residential painkiller rehab or outpatient addiction treatment. Lots to choose from! How do you know which one is the most effective choice for you?
Types of Painkiller Rehab: Traditional Addiction Treatment
Traditional painkiller rehab is based on the spiritual practices and principle put forth in the 12-steps and 12-traditions. Recognizing that you are powerless and giving up control of your life to the identified higher power of your choice allows you to focus on the day-to-day issues without getting overwhelmed. When stress arises, you are encouraged to vent at group meetings and find there the support you need to avoid relapse.
This support system of peers that will sustain you throughout recovery begins during painkiller rehab, especially in traditional addiction treatment programs. It’s a tried-and-true form of treatment that has helped thousands over the past decades.
Types of Painkiller Rehab: Holistic Addiction Treatment
Holistic painkiller rehab seeks to help you develop a network of support utilizing therapies and treatments in your community. By giving you the opportunity to explore different types of treatment during rehab, you can learn which types of treatment work best for you: yoga, meditation, art therapy, equine assisted therapy, acupuncture, massage and bodywork, outdoors and adventure course therapy, cooking therapy, cinema therapy, et cetera. During rehab you can build a strong foundation in the therapies of your choice and, when you return home, you will have local referrals for therapists and doctors who offer the same style of therapy so that you can continue in your recovery. When you have multiple types of therapy to support you, you are less likely to relapse after painkiller rehab.
Types of Painkiller Rehab: Inpatient Versus Outpatient Addiction Treatment
Outpatient painkiller rehab is always the most attractive first choice to many painkiller addicts. The lesser cost and time commitment seems less overwhelming. For many who would otherwise be unable to afford treatment at all, this is true. In general, however, outpatient painkiller rehab is most effective when used in conjunction with medical detox after inpatient treatment to provide continued care and support after a more comprehensive program.
Inpatient painkiller rehab provides everything you need to make your first 30+ days in recovery as effective as possible: room accommodations that shield you from drugs and alcohol, meals that encourage healthful living and the detox of toxins from your body, gentle exercise to help you regain energy and health, medical care to treat withdrawal symptoms and co-occurring disorders, and psychotherapeutic treatment that addresses family, personal and mental health issues.
Painkiller Rehab at Michael’s House
Our painkiller rehab is located in Palm Springs, California. On one estate we offer long-term painkiller addiction treatment. On the other, we provide sober living care for those who have successfully completed a painkiller addiction rehab. Call us now at 1-877-345-8494 for more information, to set up a tour or to begin the application process here at Michael’s House.
Further Reading
