For those who have never been through the process, rehab seems like a fairly cookie-cutter process: go into detox. Do a little group therapy. Come out clean and hope to stay that way from now on. But for those who have a more personal interaction with the road to recovery, it is readily apparent there are almost as many ways to reach recovery as there are patients on that path.
Recognizing the unique paths to healing can help more people outside of the process, including those likely to enter rehab in the future, discover a way to celebrate diversity in recovery.
Recovery is a process essentially unique in various aspects to each person searching for relief from substance abuse. While the clinical methodology may be the same in many cases, the application of it to each patient must be tailored to that person’s needs to ensure efficacy.
If rehab and treatment do fall into a cookie-cutter pattern, identical to each and every person no matter the circumstances, far too many patients are likely to be left insufficiently treated and become more likely to relapse due to gaps or omissions in their treatment.
However, there are numerous methods of treatment and paths to recovery. The vital part of beating addiction is discovering the right path for the right case.
There are, of course, different basic approaches to treatment, including the differences between in-patient and out-patient treatment, intensive treatment versus part-time counseling, full detox, and milder approaches. There are individual therapy plans and group sessions, halfway houses, pharmaceutical treatments, and other variations.
There’s also the split between secular programs and religious rehab plans, which can make for a stark difference for some patients. While a Christian recovery plan isn’t necessarily guaranteed to work, studies have shown that patients in Christian rehab approaches are less likely to relapse after treatment than similar patients in secular programs.
For the average patient, however, the number of different approaches is less important than getting the right one for them. The diversity of recovery plans is a paramount element in helping each patient get exactly what they need to get the help they deserve to find lasting recovery from addiction and substance abuse.
At Good Landing Recovery, doctors and nurses recognize the unique paths of healing specific to each patient and are equipped to make the necessary decisions to tailor treatment to each client’s needs, creating a true diversity of recovery options. As a Christian rehab facility, Good Landing offers religious therapy options but does not force faith on anyone, meaning each client will be comfortable with whatever treatment options they may face.
Overall, no matter what type of therapy is best for you, there is a plan and path that will serve your needs best and it’s all about finding that pathway and preparing you for it to find true recovery.
To start that journey and take that path to recovery amidst the diversity of treatment plans, call Good Landing today and let them help you down that path. Discover your own unique path to healing with them and find recovery from substance abuse.