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Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms

March 4, 2014

Christian Recovery Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms When a person who drinks everyday suddenly stops drinking, one can experience alcohol withdrawal. Alcohol withdrawals are most common with adults, but can happen to adolescents as well. The more you drink, the more likely you will have alcohol withdrawals. If you have certain medical problems, your alcohol withdrawals may be more intensified. Alcohol withdrawal can be a possibly life-threatening circumstance that can happen to people who have been drinking severely for weeks, months, or years and then entirely stop drinking or considerably reduce their intake of alcohol. Withdrawals from alcohol can start as early as two hours after your last drink and can linger for weeks. Alcohol withdrawal symptoms can array from mild anxiety and shakiness to severe complications such as seizures....

Benefits of Christian Rehab

February 24, 2014

Addiction and The Family

Benefits of Rehab People might be uncertain about going to rehab because they feel that cannot benefit from it. You should know there are many benefits of rehab. Here are some of the many benefits: Support group- Every rehab program will have a supportive atmosphere with a group of people who are trying to get sober, just like you. The connection that takes place in the close environment is very powerful and helps to form part of your support group after you leave treatment. Rehab will give you a new network of positive people in your life which is a great benefit. Networking with others is significant particularly in early sobriety. Safe environment- Rehab is an environment that is meticulous and free from drugs and alcohol, which is critical for...

Christian Inpatient vs Christian Outpatient Rehab

February 12, 2014

Addiction and The Family

Christian Recovery Inpatient vs Outpatient Rehab When you are ready to get help for a substance abuse problem, you need to decide if inpatient or an outpatient rehab is best for you. There are benefits to each type of program. Inpatient Christian Treatment One of the most common ways a person obtains treatment for his or her addiction is by inpatient rehab program. In an inpatient rehab program, the person is obligated to check into the facility and remain there for the entire length of the program. An inpatient rehab Christian treatment program can last from 30, 60, 90, to 120 days. It all depends on the patient’s specific requirements and preferences. Inpatient rehab is supervised 24 hours a day as the person fights addiction and is the most pro-active form of treatment. Almost...

What Causes Addiction

February 6, 2014

Substance Abuse

There can be several factors that can influence addiction. Some people use substances to relieve stress and to help them deal with their feelings. Feelings of hurt, not being good enough, insecurities, and abuse can lead to a person taking the easy way out, by using substances to escape the reality of their feelings. People with depression, anxiety, or any other kind of mental health usually turn to substances to help them feel better. Addiction can also be caused by a dramatic or critical events early in life. In a young adult’s life, addiction could be caused by peer pressure or having other friend’s abuse alcohol and/or drugs and thinking it is a normality. A habit may eventually turn into an addiction. The habit starts without any significant problems, then...

How to Prevent Drug Addiction

February 3, 2014

Addiction and The Family

To prevent drug addictions, it is important to have a good support system whether it be family, friends, inspiring people, etc. It is vital to have positive role models in your life to help guide you in the right path. The positive role models can be important to maintain strong and healthy relationships. Having a set schedule day to day can help prevent addiction by keeping you busy and doing things you love and that will help you go further in life, rather than being bored and wanting to try substances. It is vital to maintain a lifestyle that makes you happy! Being involved in sports and activities is a healthy option. Doing something you love but that is a healthy aspect to your life....

When It Comes to Addiction, Whose to Blame?

January 23, 2014

Substance Abuse

Those who have ever struggled with a drug or alcohol addiction know just how difficult it really is. Addiction is a delicate matter that comes with high amounts of stress and anxiety. One specific stressor that is particularly damaging but can often be avoided is blaming. To most, it seems logical that the addict is to blame. After all, they are the ones who choose to drink, smoke, take pills, or inject their drugs...