The Hidden Flaws in the U.S. Rehab Industry: A Deep Dive with Chris Scott and Matt Finch
They made it much easier for people to get treatment because they'd pay. And one of the roots of the systemic issues here is that there's only really one type of treatment that's acceptable for the mainstream, and that's the traditional step model based in 1930s science, which is useful for some people.
Ever felt like the rehab industry is more about profit than genuine care? In this eye-opening episode of Elevation Recovery, Chris Scott and Matt Finch break down a revealing study from February 2021 that investigated 613 inpatient rehab facilities. The results are alarming, exposing deep-rooted issues in the U.S. addiction treatment model. Chris and Matt discuss how the system, still rooted in outdated 1930s science, often fails to provide the individualized care that many need.
They highlight the importance of access to reliable information, personalized treatment plans, and the concept of cognitive liberty in the journey to recovery. The hosts also explore innovative methods like the Sinclair method and psychedelic therapy, offering fresh perspectives on how to tackle addiction. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the rehab industry's flaws and looking for effective alternatives.
Tune in to gain insights on how discipline, self-reliance, and delayed gratification can play crucial roles in overcoming addiction.