Rehab Treatment
Rehab is a doorway to freedom. Providing medical or psychotherapeutic treatment for individuals who’ve fallen under the weight of substance abuse, rehab is a healing place that offers solutions to return to health and happiness. When individuals struggle with alcohol and drugs, prescription or street, they need to seek out a source of healing. Rehab is such a source. Providing a stable, controlled environment for individuals whose lives have fallen out of control, rehab is a place to restore yourself. Mentally, physically, and emotionally, rehab provides therapeutic treatment to help you more easily return to your optimal life quality, regain your independence, and function as a thriving adult.
Chemical dependency is a life-threatening disease. It can rob you of your livelihood, your health, your friendships and relationships; it can rob you of your pride and ability to live independently. It’s can be horrible burden to all around you. You find yourself stumbling and falling repeatedly, unable to move forward or right your steps. You find yourself alone in the dark. Thankfully, His and Her House gives you a light of hope. Through our program, you will find yourself sustained and supported, healing and learning as you progress through the process of gaining greater independence and becoming drug free.
Rehab is a much needed journey for those who struggle with alcohol or drugs. It’s like a home: welcoming, inviting, invigorating, healing, and ready to succor those in need and also soothe their families and friend groups. The door stays open. There’s never a feeling of closing, unlike the horrible trapped sensation you felt during chemical dependency. Your world returns to its former free state. Our rehab will carry you there safely and securely.
What Is Rehab?
Rehab, short for residential rehabilitation, is an alcohol and/or drug treatment program that occurs in a residential facility. Rehab provides treatment aimed at reversing the ill effects of chemical dependency. Supportive, caring, and often abstinence-based rehab supports individuals who struggle with being chemically free in their larger community.
Abuse or Addiction?
Drug or alcohol abuse and is different from drug or alcohol addiction. Abuse is characterized by an individual not completing tasks at home or at school, exhibiting negative behaviors, including physical harm of others, and legal problems. Addiction involves withdrawal from family members, patterns of behavior focused on addiction, and use of larger quantities of a substance. These indicators can help you understand whether you or a loved one are abusing or addicted.
Is Addiction a Brain Disease?
Addiction is in fact a brain disease. Genetic factors make certain individuals more likely to become addicts. After repeated exposure to substances, brain structure and function changes. Even with individuals who are not genetically predisposed to addiction, addiction causes a brain disease. It can be completely cured, but requires specific treatment.