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INPATIENT REHAB
IN SOUTH FLORIDA

When you or someone you love is addicted to drugs it can many times feel like there is no hope. Principles Recovery Center in South Florida wants you to know that we understand. We’ve been in your shoes and for over 30 years we’ve been helping others recover from the disease of addiction. Our South Florida drug rehab can help you focus on the one thing that matters: your recovery. Don’t get lost in a sea of clients. Be the focus of your treatment experience at Principles Recovery Center.

Recovery isn’t something that can be achieved overnight. In fact, it takes ample time and plenty of effort and conviction for an individual to successfully achieve sobriety. However, it’s important to remember that a successful recovery is attainable by anybody who suffers from addiction, no matter how long they’ve been in the throes of active addiction or the substance to which they’re addicted.

At Principles Recovery Center, can refer you to an inpatient rehab in South Florida. Whether you’re looking for an alcoholism treatment program or a drug rehab, our team can help.

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WHAT EXACTLY IS ADDICTION

It’s only relatively recently that we’ve come to understand addiction as a disease. More specifically, addiction is characterized as a chronic relapsing disease of the brain. When an individual develops an addiction, it’s indicative of lasting chemical and functional changes to the brain, resulting from chronic habitual use of chemical intoxicants. Although it would seem to be a behavioral problem, we actually understand that addiction is far more profound.

When someone suffers from an addiction to alcohol or drugs, they cannot simply stop using the substance to which they are addiction. Due to the changes that the brain has incurred, the individual is usually unable to stop using. Part of the reason that most individuals who suffer from substance abuse problems are unable to stop using mind-altering substances is because they have an intense fear of withdrawal symptoms. In short, withdrawals are the physical and psychological side effects that occur when an individual with a chemical dependence disorder abruptly ceases his or her intake of that chemical. As the body has become accustomed to the continuous presence of that chemical, the ensuing shock manifests in the form of a number of unpleasant symptoms that can range from mild to severe and possibly even life-threatening.

Per our current understanding of addiction as a brain disease, the unfortunate reality is that it cannot be cured. Once an individual has developed an addiction, he or she will have the disease for the remainder of his or her life. However, even though the disease cannot be cured, that doesn’t mean that it can’t be treated. With the variety of treatments and therapeutic techniques that comprise addiction treatment programs available today, individuals who suffer from addictions to alcohol or drugs can actually regain their sobriety and live healthy, happy, productive lives.

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It serves as an initial primer for the remainder of the individual’s treatment process. If a patient were to simply skip the detoxification phase of the recovery and go straight into clinical treatment, it’s quite likely that he or she would be experiencing or suffering from withdrawal symptoms and immediately leave treatment and seek comfort in their drug of choice. Although the severity of withdrawal symptoms can vary from one person to the net, the majority of individuals who are suffering from withdrawal would have extreme difficulty participating in treatment even if they stayed. With certain substances like alcohol and benzos posing potentially fatal withdrawal symptoms, detoxification is a must in order to effectively produce the best treatment outcome.

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WHAT ARE THE BENEFIT OF AN INPATIENT
DRUG REHAB IN SOUTH FLORIDA

For the habit of substance abuse to be overcome, the individual must essentially replace that self-destructive habit with ones that are less harmful. That’s where a drug rehab programs comes into focus. Just as a person doesn’t become addicted to alcohol or drugs overnight, a person can achieve sobriety overnight either, especially if that sobriety is to be long-lasting and stable. In fact, the development of addiction and the achievement of recovery parallel each other in a couple important ways.

As mentioned above, a person doesn’t become addicted to alcohol or drugs after a single instance of substance abuse. In fact, not even a week of frequent substance abuse can cause the disease of addiction to develop. Instead, a person must continuously abuse the substance for a substantial period of time; though there are differing opinions on the actual timeline, estimates range from one to three months habitual substance abuse to become addicted. During that time, the abuse of intoxicants triggers surges of dopamine and serotonin in the brain, essentially rewarding the substance abuse and reinforcing the behavior. So over that period of time, not only does the disease develop due to the chemical changes in the brain, the act of abusing alcohol or drugs is actually reinforced on a neurological level. In the most basic sense, the substance abuse becomes a habit, and no person can kick a habit overnight.

While in an addiction treatment program, an individual acquires the knowledge, strategies, and skills that are necessary to achieve sobriety and then continue to reinforce that sobriety once he or she returns home.

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Why Choose an Inpatient Drug Rehab in South Florida

There’s no right or wrong way to achieve sobriety. Just as there are numerous ways for a person to develop an addiction to alcohol or drugs, the path to lasting sobriety and stable recovery can take many different forms.

While there are numerous different resources that have proven to be effective in treating an addiction, most experts agree that inpatient care is the most effective and preferred mode of recovery. Compared to other types of addiction treatment programs — e.g., partial hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient programs, outpatient programs, medication-assisted therapy, and so on — a drug treatment center offers a number of unique benefits that best prepare individuals for post-treatment life.

Ultimately, the purpose of an addiction treatment program is for patients to learn a new lifestyle. As you’d expect, this is something that takes time and effort to do. With a drug rehab program, patients reside on-site at the treatment facility, which means that instead of having to commute back and forth to treatment on designated days, a patient can actually spend more time in active treatment. In other words, the fact that the patients are living at rehab means that they have more time during which to put effort into recovery.

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By extension, having more time to spend on one’s recovery means that the curriculum of your inpatient treatment program can be more diverse. When there’s a greater limit on the time that can be spent in treatment, individuals must put their limited time toward the treatments and therapies deemed essential to recovery.

These essential components are often considered to be individual or one-on-one psychotherapy and group therapy. But as important as these elements are to recovery, it’s an even better situation when a patient can diversify his or her curriculum, personalizing the recovery process by ensuring that his or her unique needs are addressed through a selection of complementary techniques and recovery resources. In other words, an inpatient program doesn’t have to be so limited in scope and, instead, can actually give patients more opportunities to extend and strengthen their rehabilitation experiences.

For this reason, we give our patients numerous opportunities to customize and personalize our inpatient rehab in South Florida. In addition to cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, dialectical behavior therapy, and other staples of modern addiction psychology, the patient can choose from supplemental and holistic treatment options as well as our diverse suite of aftercare and recovery support services. We even ensure that our patients are prepared for lasting success in recovery by offering career development and job placement services.

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If you or someone you love is suffering from alcoholism or drug addiction and would like to learn about our inpatient drug rehab in South Florida, call Principles Recovery Center toll-free at 1-954-368-1344. Our recovery specialists are available anytime, day or night, for free consultations and assessments. To schedule an appointment to speak with one of our intake coordinators, don’t hesitate to call us today.

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