SAN DIEGO, March 19, 2018 -- Each year, nationwide, people lose over 60,000 friends and family members from drug-induced causes. That is nearly 15 times the number of people lost in the 9/11 attacks. In Utah alone, there are presently over 25,000 citizens either in prison or on probation, all drug-related charges.
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Drugs are becoming increasingly easier to get hold of, and alcohol and drug addiction is at an all-time high in UT. It is important to know what recovery center options are available for those that need help.
Questions which are key to choosing the alcohol or drug rehab program that is right for them include such things as the location of a rehab facility, the success rate of the program, methodology, average length of time, and cost, to name a few. However, the first most important decision that must be made is to seek treatment through an outpatient or inpatient rehab program, as this decision will directly affect your success.
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Outpatient Treatment in Utah
Unfortunately, out of convenience, many choose to attend an outpatient drug rehab program. Most of these outpatient centers are short-term, up to 28 days of treatment, with the possible subsequent counseling. While there are different types of outpatient programs in Utah, most of them are designed toward the traditional 12 step model. Attending some version of meetings, either through night classes or day camps, sitting in a group listening to story upon story of how other members have relapsed on numerous occasions; and that they now believe that they will have this 'disease' forever. Individuals leave these meetings with a sense of defeat, believing the falsehood that they will never truly be free from their alcohol or drug addiction.
During outpatient treatment, individuals are still in their normal environment and possibly associating with the same people who may share their addiction. During all of this, they are still facing the same mental pain and physical cravings for the abused substance - which is the formula for relapse. It is easy to see why UT's outpatient drug rehab treatment has less than a 10% success rate.
Inpatient Treatment in Utah
The most effective rehab treatment is achieved through an inpatient drug rehab program. The person leaves behind their old surroundings and habit patterns associated with their substance abuse and goes to a new safe environment. In this way, the individual is more able to completely focus on their alcohol or drug addiction without any distractions or temptations.
There are several treatment methods administered throughout inpatient drug rehab facilities in Utah, though the highest success rates come from long-term drug and alcohol rehabilitation treatment programs which last over 90 days.
In a long-term inpatient rehab program, the person gets the level of help necessary to solve the problems that created their abusive behavior which caused them to become addicted in the first place, finitely handling the urges that cause relapses for good.
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