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SAN DIEGO, Jan. 30, 2018 -- New content was released by rehabsthatallowpets.com that addresses pet friendly rehabs in Arkansas. The post is a resource for struggling addicts searching for more information about rehabilitation centers that will allow guests to bring their dogs or cats along with them.
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A man or woman’s best friend can be a life saver in more than one way. As treatment of addicts and alcoholics is reaching record numbers in Arkansas and Nationwide, a pet in a rehab facility can make all the difference in the world to the suffering patient.
A lot of times love is a missing element for many who are suffering from addiction. Somehow along life’s tumultuous journey, true love, either from a parent or life partner was damaged or just simply never given. This is sad, but so true in many cases. In many circumstances of addiction what Doctors, counselors, and therapists are reporting is that the companion of a pet can be a tremendous help. Unconditional love can work and the results are coming in from treatment centers all over the United States. Just what the doctor ordered, good news for the lonely addict.
Upon interviewing many of these treatment centers that are now advocating either bringing your own animal or having a house pet available for all clients, all are reporting very good news. As one owner of a facility states, “It just brings a sense of calmness over everyone.” This particular owner went one to list a few other variables that are paramount in treating the recovering addict. “Having to care for a pet, be accountable to their pet and the fact that these animals do not judge them and give them conditional love, no matter what, are all keys to beating the monster that lives within. The statistics prove that a patient that comes into treatment with a loving pet is two times more likely to stay longer than the normal client.”
Author: Kevin Leonard
Organization: RehabsThatAllowPets.com
Address: 402 West Broadway, #400, San Diego, CA 92101
Phone: 888-325-2454
A photo accompanying this announcement is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/44300fe6-75c0-4715-99ae-99c99d293254
