Does Rehab Really Work? Key Insights You Should Know
Getting him help is good, but if he refuses or agrees, you need to find support and answers too. But the good news, the good news, is that you don't need to wait for them to get sober, to start to better.
When Michelle Anderson was married to a good man struggling with addiction, she found herself searching bookstores for answers. She discovered plenty of stories about those who battled addiction, but none about the women who loved them. This realization led her to dedicate her life to helping others in similar situations. In this episode of 'Love Over Addiction', Michelle dives into the often-asked question: Does rehab really work?
Michelle shares her personal journey of getting her ex-husband into a rehabilitation program, shedding light on the financial burdens and emotional toll it took. She doesn't just stop at her story; she provides crucial information about what makes a rehab program effective. From success rates to the importance of evidence-based treatments, Michelle covers it all. She emphasizes that addiction is a chronic disease, much like diabetes or heart disease, and relapse can be part of the process.
However, she reassures listeners that seeking help is a positive step, and finding support for themselves is equally vital. Michelle's compassionate advice is a reminder that you don't have to wait for your loved one to get sober to start improving your own life. This episode is packed with practical tips and heartfelt encouragement for anyone navigating the complex world of addiction and rehab.
Michelle's insights are both informative and comforting, making this a must-listen for those looking for answers and support.