SafeHouse Rehab Thailand
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Mini Series 7 - What freedoms are allowed in treatment?
Mini Series 7 - What freedoms are allowed in treatment?
Mini Series 7 - What freedoms are allowed in treatment?
Friday 29th December 2023
Learn how addiction treatment programs balance freedom and structure, teaching clients to use their freedom responsibly.
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Episode Overview
- Treatment programmes require a delicate balance of structure and freedom
- Freedom in treatment includes contact with family, meditation, and personal time
- The podcast aims to debunk myths and provide families with a deeper understanding of addiction and recovery
- Responsible freedom is emphasized, encouraging self-betterment during personal time
- Safehouse Rehab Thailand sponsors the podcast, advocating for a progressive modern treatment approach
Freedom is an interesting thing. It's what we teach is a responsible freedom where you're using the time that you have on your own to do something for yourself instead of against yourself.
Imagine being in a place where your every move is monitored, yet you're given pockets of freedom to make your own choices. This episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths' dives into the nuanced balance between freedom and structure within addiction treatment programs. Tony, the producer, raises an essential question: What freedoms should be allowed during treatment? It's a tricky balance to strike. Too much freedom, and it could lead to irresponsible behavior.
Too little, and it might feel like a prison. The episode sheds light on the types of freedoms clients can expect, such as calling home, watching TV, smoking at designated times, and using the fitness center. These small liberties help clients feel more at home while teaching them to use their freedom responsibly. The real kicker? This responsible use of freedom is something they'll need to master for life after treatment.
Before recovery, many acted on whims, mistaking it for true freedom while actually being enslaved by addiction. The episode emphasizes that real liberation comes from the disciplines learned in recovery. If you're curious about how these programs strike that balance and want to debunk some common myths about addiction and recovery, this episode is a must-listen.