How Much Time is Needed in Addiction Recovery to Truly Learn to Live a Life of Sobriety?
Nov 2nd, 2007 by admin
Trying to unlearn addiction in a week is like trying to extinguish a campfire with a drop of water.
Recovering from addiction is a process – a lifestyle change that must be experienced through a series of life lessons.
The addiction recovery process involves first becoming sober enough to think clearly. Next we must journey deep into the self to discover the reasons behind our addictions. Then there is a process of righting the wrongs we’ve created by living life as an addict. Finally, we must learn how to live life and find joy in sobriety.
One Week Retreats for Women in Addiction Recovery
We currently offer week long retreats for women who are in recovery. These week long sessions are designed to help women who have already taken the recovery journey reconnect with themselves so that they may find renewed strength and purpose in sobriety.
Four Week Addiction Recovery Programs for Women Who are Using
We get many calls from women who are using and whose lives are in chaos because of their addiction. They are desperately looking for a way out. For those women, we offer 4 week addiction recovery programs that are designed to help you get off drugs and alcohol and begin a lifestyle roadmap to permanent sobriety.
If you are addicted to drugs or alcohol and are ready to turn over a new chapter of sobriety in your life, it is essential that you commit to at least 4 weeks in our addiction recovery program. Study after study has shown that the longer one remains in a supportive addiction recovery environment, the more successful they will be in remaining sober for life.
You owe this to yourself. We all have obligations, jobs, and responsibilities that are difficult to get away from for a full 30 days. No matter how badly we all want to “cure” addiction in a week or two, this is statistically not a reality. But you must ask yourself, if not now – when? When will you take the time necessary to get your life back on track?
Are you ready to make the change?
If you are suffering from an alcohol or drug addiction, please make the most important decision of your life and call us today at 888-405-7625. You don’t need to commit to anything today, but you owe it to yourself to at least talk to someone about your options.
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