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SAN DIEGO, April 26, 2018 -- Couples Rehabs offers a new guide about treatment for couples and what to expect in an inpatient drug rehab for couples. Achieving sobriety can be a difficult undertaking for anyone struggling with substance abuse and addiction, but when partners in a romantic couple have an addiction, quitting can present even more of a challenge. Couples who abuse drugs or alcohol often fight with each other and experience an ever-increasing emotional distance between each other.
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This could, in turn, lead to increased substance abuse in a vicious cycle as one or both members of the couple continue to use as a source of stress relief or to escape from their growing problems. Luckily, inpatient drug rehab for couples provide specialized care and rehab for married couples as well as couples living together who are struggling with substance abuse issues.
About Couples Addiction Treatment
Seeking addiction treatment together in a rehab for couples can be beneficial for a number of reasons, especially when both partners are committed to the relationship and to becoming clean and sober. Providing that both partners are willing to start the recovery process, couples rehab can help not only break the cycle of addiction, but also fortify the relationship by helping the couple examine and change the issues that led to their addiction in the first place.
Couples who are addicted to drugs or alcohol often experience difficulties with setting boundaries, expressing feelings, making decisions, parenting, and handling finances. An inpatient drug rehab for couples provides education, skills, training, and counseling to help partners achieve improved ways of handling these difficulties.
Even if just one partner has an addiction, the other partner can benefit from couples rehab by learning to manage specific triggers and helping the other stay sober. Whether one or both partners require addiction treatment, specialized couples drug rehab teaches the tools needed to overcome obstacles, prevent relapse, and achieve long-term recovery.
Contact Info:
Author: Willam Leonard
Organization: CouplesRehabs.org
Address: Temecula, CA 92590
Phone: (888) 325-2454
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