Drug Rehab: Healing the Broken Self
One of the hallmark signs of addiction is the temptation to compartmentalize yourself due to the extreme conflict that forces you to live in several worlds (e.g. the family person, the good child, the good worker, etc.) while continuing your addictive behaviors.
This lack of cohesion is harmful and will eventually cause you to lose track of yourself and I've heard many clients say, "I've lost myself!"
The good news is that when you enter an excellent drug rehab, you and the staff begin to work on re-claiming your life back! The absence of the substance and the emotional supports in a safe environment, are all key elements that allow for healing and re-integration of the self. You begin to feel less broken and more whole. It is a courageous act, but a necessary one for anyone who chooses to live without major conflicts, self-hatred and personal failure.
Once you begin to be brutally honest with yourself and others, it becomes the "anti-biotic" needed to fight this bug that is killing you! Honesty, integrity, authenticity and mutuality are all key development opportunities while you are in rehab. A program should provide you with daily opportunities to practice all of these, which will assist you in your search for the True Self!
If you, or someone you know needs the assistance of a rehab, please do not hesitate to call our 24-hour HelpLine at (866) 478-9898.
Recuperatio Primoris (Recovery above all else!)
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