Alcohol Addiction - Trupath Recovery

Options for Inpatient Alcohol Rehab

April 6, 2023September 16, 2022 by Price Allem

Why Choosing Inpatient Alcohol Rehab is Important

When you are in the midst of alcohol addiction, although your intentions for overcoming your substance abuse are true, there can be many challenges that present themselves. Oftentimes, when individuals attempt to overcome drug or alcohol addiction within their home environment to heal from substance use disorders, they are presented with triggers and influences that once fueled their alcohol addiction. An inpatient treatment program will allow you the break you need from the environment in that you are engaged in substance abuse. Inpatient rehab will invite you to reside within the treatment centers where you will have ongoing support and supervision from addiction therapists and medical professionals that will ensure you can safely and effectively address and heal from your root causes of drug or alcohol addiction.

When Is The Best Time To Go To Rehab?

February 1, 2023September 12, 2022 by Price Allem

Considering Rehab for Drug or Alcohol Addiction

Coming to the realization you have a substance abuse issue is not easy. There is still a lot of stigma surrounding alcohol addiction and drug addiction which can keep people from admitting they have a problem with drug abuse and from reaching out to family, friends or treatment centers for help.

Signs An Alcoholic Is Drinking Again

April 11, 2023September 8, 2022 by Price Allem

Signs An Alcoholic Started Drinking Again

Alcohol addiction is a chronic disorder and like other chronic disorders, there will be periods of abstinence and periods of alcohol relapse. It can be alarming when a person in recovery starts drinking again. You should never feel like a relapse as a failure, people relapse often and are a part of the recovery process. Remember if alcoholics start drinking again, the important part is to get them back on their treatment program. They were able to do it once, and they can do it again.

High Quality Alcohol Rehabilitation Programs and Centers

April 19, 2023August 25, 2022 by Price Allem

Best Rehab Programs for Alcohol addiction

What to Look for in a Quality Alcohol Treatment Program

According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), more than 14 million Americans aged 18 and up have alcohol use disorder (AUD). The NIAAA states that alcohol-related problems resulting in drinking too much are one of the most significant public health issues in the U.S. Further, one in 10 American children live in a home with a parent who has a drinking problem. But when do you know it’s time to be treated for alcohol or alcoholism?

What to Expect During Alcohol Rehab

April 11, 2023August 16, 2022 by Price Allem

Things You Can Expect During Inpatient Alcohol Rehab

Deciding to seek treatment for alcohol addiction and abuse is a very good step in the right direction. Millions of people across the country struggle with different types of addiction and do not take part in drug or alcohol rehab for a variety of reasons. There are a number of common questions regarding substance abuse treatment and at TruPath we are here to answer all of them for you. At TruPath we offer medically supervised detox, inpatient treatments, outpatient programs, and specialized care like Intensive Outpatient plans (IOP) and dual diagnosis treatment for people with co-occurring disorders.

Returning To School After Drug and Alcohol Rehab

April 11, 2023August 15, 2022 by Price Allem

What are the Pros of Going Back to School in Recovery?

After you have completed a drug or alcohol addiction treatment program, your mind is clear, you’re motivated, and have lots of plans for your bright future. One of these plans is going back to school to start a new career or finish a degree you had started before drugs and alcohol took control of your life. Going back to school while in addiction recovery can be a positive experience if you determine your goals, choose the right school, and create a relapse prevention plan. There are several benefits to returning to school after drug and alcohol rehab, which include:

Signs and Symptoms of Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder

August 15, 2022August 5, 2022 by Price Allem

Alcohol and drug abuse treatment and recovery is often not a straight path for someone who may have other underlying physical or mental health issues. Many types of mental health disorders are experienced by individuals also struggling with addiction. Addiction and mental health issues commonly occur together. There are specific mental disorders that commonly occur among alcohol abusers and others that affect drug abusers, but there are no set in stone combinations.

Flexible Addiction Recovery Options for Students, Employees, Parents, and More

April 19, 2023August 5, 2022 by Price Allem

Finding Addiction Treatment for People Who Work, Go to School, or Have Families to Care For

When it comes to alcohol and drug addiction treatment, most people assume that all treatment programs require an extended residential inpatient program. Although this time of treatment program may offer the type of intensive substance abuse treatment needed for a successful recovery, there are more flexible options to fit every person’s needs. Many treatment centers offer outpatient drug rehab which can take away some of the roadblocks that stop many from getting substance abuse treatment and allow you to stay at home, continue going to work or school, or be able to take care of loved ones that depend on you. Outpatient rehab provides many of the same benefits as inpatient programs but is more flexible around your schedule. You can participate in addiction therapy outside your work or school hours, including nights and weekends.

Types of Therapy for Alcohol Rehab

April 11, 2023August 4, 2022 by Price Allem

What is Inpatient Alcohol Rehab?

Another word for inpatient rehab is called residential treatment, which gives you a better picture of what this form of rehab entails. Inpatient programs are an immersive therapy option for those in recovery to remove themselves from risk, distractions, and triggers, so they can dedicate total focus to their health and recovery.

The terms of residential programs mean that patients agree to stay for an extended period of time on-site at a treatment facility. Coming and going is not allowed, for their own safety and the safety of the other patients focusing on their recovery. Contact with the outside world is also limited to reduce stressors and prioritize this total focus on recovery.