The 12-Step rehabilitation program remains a popular rehabilitation treatment, but its strict adherence to a linear progression of “steps” and its religious undertones aren't always right for every body. These people may be driven to believe that their struggles with the 12-Step program have doomed them to a lifetime of addiction. However, non 12-Step drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs are designed to help those people avoid falling through the cracks of addiction recovery. Thankfully, drug rehabilitation is more flexible than most people realize, which is why it's important to understand programs like:
Recovery Coaches Recovery coaches are designed for people who respond best in one-on-one situations with a single person. Instead of standing before a group of people and declaring themselves an addict, they just have to create a suitable …show more content…
Unfortunately, those condition are then left to fester untreated in their unconsciousness, where it can slowly become even worse. That's where dual diagnosis comes into play. People who go through this process work with a psychiatrist or counselor to identity emotional problems that may contribute to their addiction and try to eliminate them from their lives. While they are being treated emotionally, they are also receiving physical addiction …show more content…
That's why he formed Secular Organizations for Sobriety, or SOS, as an non-religious alternative that focused on fostering strength and responsibility to eliminate substance dependency. There are no “steps” involved in SOS and each person in the program is encouraged to follow simple guidelines to become
Recovery Coaches Recovery coaches are designed for people who respond best in one-on-one situations with a single person. Instead of standing before a group of people and declaring themselves an addict, they just have to create a suitable …show more content…
Unfortunately, those condition are then left to fester untreated in their unconsciousness, where it can slowly become even worse. That's where dual diagnosis comes into play. People who go through this process work with a psychiatrist or counselor to identity emotional problems that may contribute to their addiction and try to eliminate them from their lives. While they are being treated emotionally, they are also receiving physical addiction …show more content…
That's why he formed Secular Organizations for Sobriety, or SOS, as an non-religious alternative that focused on fostering strength and responsibility to eliminate substance dependency. There are no “steps” involved in SOS and each person in the program is encouraged to follow simple guidelines to become