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Killingly Center Connecticut Non Alcoholic Anonymous Rehab

Warning Signs

These warning signs, or “red flags”, which are associated with depression are both physical and emotional as well and include the following:

Emotional warning signs Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab
  • Continual feelings of guilt and worrying
  • Discussions and thoughts indicating that suicide is a possibility
  • Feelings of unimportance and worthlessness
  • Crying fits or hysterical outbursts that occur for no apparent reason
  • An inability to focus on the important aspects of life and make decisions
  • No desire or motivation
Physical warning signs
  • Noticeable loss of weight stemming from decreased appetite
  • Below average or non-existent energy and stamina
  • Frequent migraines or severe headaches
  • Aches and pains which cannot be explained
  • Poor resting habits and continual bouts with fatigue
  • Insomnia and restlessness coupled with other sleep disorders

The Psychology Behind The Individual’s Addiction

psychology of addictionIt is necessary to understand the psychology behind the individual’s addiction in order to comprehend why it happens with some individuals and not others. Alcohol addiction affects every individual in different ways. However, the damage not only results physically, but emotionally and mentally as well. Our Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab is knowledgeable of the fact that addiction stems from depression with most individuals. Addiction is twice as likely to occur with women as it is with men because of depression. Additionally, there are over 10 million individuals suffering from depression today.

Recovery of the Individual’s Life

What many people do not realize is that Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab entails the recovery of the individual’s life. Not only does it involve accepting responsibility for one’s actions it also requires a commitment to learning how to remain substance free for life once they are deemed clean and sober. It also involves the dedication to living a cleaner and healthier lifestyle. However, a healthier lifestyle is not the only reward as the person’s self-esteem improves in the process.

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The client takes up residency in our Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab while they are undergoing the treatment and recovery process. Many treatment and recovery facilities offer this type of treatment and recovery, whether they are one of the traditional facilities or one such as ours. We offer alternative treatment and recovery therapies that are much more innovative and modern than what the traditional facilities do. The key difference is that we also offer our clients a variety of recovery tools so that they remain clean and sober for life once they return to their communities.

Traditional Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab

The traditional rehabs out there only experience a 20% success rate which means that 80% of their clients who leave the facility usually relapse once they return to their communities. We teach our clients to address three key elements necessary so that they rehabilitate successfully and remain clean and sober for life - Accountability, Responsibility, and Time. They are held accountable, accept the responsibility for their addiction and its consequences, and learn that their addiction did not occur overnight so the recovery process could take years as a result.

Why Alcohol Dependencies Occur

Here at our Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab, we do not look at alcohol addiction as an incurable disease like other traditional facilities tend to do. We are well aware that most alcohol dependencies occur as a result of one or more of the following:
  • bad experiences from the past as well as unresolved events
  • chemical imbalances that exist in the individual’s brain
  • the individual’s inability to cope with certain situations in life
  • individual beliefs which are inconsistent with ones that are actually true

Recovery Tools

Recovery ToolsWe provide our clients with specific “recovery tools” here at our Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab which the more traditional facilities do not. We teach our clients three key aspects of the treatment and recovery process which includes the accountability, responsibility, and time factors. Take into consideration the following:
  • The Accountability Factor – our Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab teaches our clients that they need to hold themselves accountable for their addictive behavior and the consequences that have resulted from their actions.
  • The Responsibility Factor – our clients learn to accept the responsibility of their addictive behavior as well as the damage that has resulted during the addiction process and how they have been affected by it emotionally, mentally, and physically.
  • The Time Factor – when you consider the fact that most addictions don’t result overnight, it’s important for the client to realize that the treatment and recovery process won’t occur overnight either. Their addiction may have taken many years to develop to the stage it was in when they initially entered our Killingly Center Connecticut non alcoholic anonymous rehab.

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