Why a rehabilitation program may fail

Why a Rehabilitation Program may Fail

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There are various substances people can become addicted to.

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Addict and the entire society share the blame of every addict.

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If immigration officers do their jobs properly, some of these illicit substances will not enter the country.

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Addiction is shifting towards teenagers.

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Some people who feel their businesses are threatened spread lies against the rehab program.

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Rehab programs are not always a hundred percent success.

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Every addict in a rehab center is often treated the same.

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Wrong information about relapse can lead to failure of the program.

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Grossly inadequate rehab centers should be checked.

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Relapse often comes before recovery.

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Why a rehabilitation program may fail

Published on Jun 4, 2016

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It is undeniable that a rehabilitation program may fail, and woefully at some extreme cases. The truth is that rehabilitation program works differently for different people, though authorities are often afraid to make this data public because it may discourage other alcoholics and drug addicts from seeking help in a rehab center. However, the percentage of failures is very minimal and often negligible – if you prefer to put it that way – but it has not stopped liars and probably those who feels threatened that they would be put out of business if every alcohol addict should voluntarily arise and seek for help. Hence, they balloon this figure and try to convince people that rehab programs can do little to get those alcoholics sober – which by the way is all they try to do.