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PEACE RESCUE PROGRAM

Drug/Alcohol rescue program followed by PEACE

During Treatment, You and Your Family Will Learn About

  • * Preventing relapse
  • * The effects of addiction on your brain
  • * The theory of addiction
  • * The triggers for addiction—and coping mechanisms to fight them
  • * Understanding the stages of change
  • * Cognitive behavioral therapy
  • * Meditation and awareness
  • * Spirituality
  • * Job skills and career advancement
  • * Self-esteem
  • * Addressing codependency
  • * Managing stress / Building and maintaining healthy relationships
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Drug and Alcohol Rescue Program

When you’ve made the courageous choice to overcome drug addiction or alcoholism, next comes the question of what kind of treatment works best for you. Most people picture residential or inpatient Rescue when they think about addiction treatment. Inpatient and residential Rescue are the only choices, however. Addicted patient Substance Abuse Treatment can be a good fit for you, especially if you have a high degree of support from your family and your community.

Relapse Prevention Program

 

While at the PEACE Rescue center you can engage in key treatment opportunities:

  • * Group and individual therapy
  • * Meditation and mindfulness
  • * Cognitive-behavioral therapy
  • * Family and individual support
  • * Training about the triggers of addiction and how to deal with them
  • * Learning how addiction impacts your brain

One of the core principles of our approach to addiction recovery is our focus on you. Rescue is so much more effective when it takes into account your goals and your needs. We work with you to develop a treatment plan that will fit you and your unique needs. This can include everything from how many times you visit the PEACE Rescue center per week, to the kinds of treatment options included in your outpatient fallow up visits.

The symptoms of alcoholism can be similar to those of drug addiction. So similar, in fact, that they are sometimes thought of as the same disease. It is important to remember, however, that despite the obvious similarities, there are just as many distinctions both in sufferers and treatment options. No two individuals experience them in quite the same way. This analogy hold true for group versus individual therapy as well.

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