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Mini Series 5 - How long does a typical treatment program last?
Mini Series 5 - How long does a typical treatment program last?
Mini Series 5 - How long does a typical treatment program last?
Friday 8th September 2023
Learn how long addiction treatment should last for effective recovery in this insightful episode with Bruno Jr.
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Episode Overview
- Treatment duration varies based on individual circumstances, emphasizing the absence of a 'typical' length.
- Recovery may necessitate months of intensive treatment and a prolonged period in sober living for long-term success.
- Aftercare plays a critical role in sustaining recovery, highlighting the importance of ongoing support post-treatment.
- SafeHouse Rehab offers a modern, sophisticated approach catering to the evolving challenges of addiction and alcoholism.
- Explore the myths and truths surrounding addiction treatment duration in this enlightening episode.
There's no such thing as a typical addict or alcoholic, but let's say you have somebody who's been drinking and doing drugs for anywhere from 10 to 20 years. They're still fairly young. You're probably looking at something like two months in treatment and two or three months in sober living aftercare.
Ever wondered how long addiction treatment should last to be truly effective? In this episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths', host Bruno Jr. tackles this vital question head-on. The common belief is that a short stint in rehab can fix everything, but is that really the case? Bruno dives into why most treatment programs fall short and what a realistic timeline for recovery looks like.
He explains that a minimum of two months of intense primary treatment, followed by two to three months in a sober living environment, is often necessary for lasting change. This isn't just about ticking boxes; it's about giving individuals the time and space they need to rebuild their lives. Bruno also emphasizes the importance of commitment from day one and how crucial it is to follow the basic principles of recovery.
If you've ever thought that treatment was a quick fix, this episode will make you think again. Perfect for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a clear, compassionate look at what it really takes to recover.