drug rehabilitation

Substance abuse recovery

Drug rehabilitation is the process of treating addiction to alcohol or other substances through medical care, therapy, and behavioral programs.

Rehab may be inpatient (residential) or outpatient, and typically includes detoxification, counseling, and support for long-term recovery: She checked into rehab after her third relapse.

Often shortened to rehab.

recovery

sobriety

Unimpaired mental state

meetings · AA · peer support · accountability · clean time · milestone · chip · amends · inventory · higher power

treatment

inpatient

Admitted overnight patient

intervention · methadone · buprenorphine · naltrexone · clinic · psychiatry · dual diagnosis · intake · assessment · discharge

therapy

counseling

Professional guidance for problems

  • psychotherapyTreatment through guided conversation
  • CBTPsychological treatment abbreviation
  • DBTTherapy for emotional regulation

group therapy · individual therapy · family therapy · art therapy · music therapy · equine therapy · EMDR · trauma-informed · relapse prevention · anger management

healing

renewal

Making current again

redemption · rebirth · self-discovery · growth · wholeness · mending · second chance · new beginning · personal development · self-forgiveness

support

sponsor

Funder of activities

support group · community · aftercare · case manager · encouragement · accountability partner · loved ones · check-ins · hotline · outreach

wellness

mindfulness

Awareness of the present

exercise · self-care · holistic · sleep hygiene · stress reduction · fitness · balance · healthy lifestyle · relaxation techniques · breathwork

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Opposites
response to addiction

drug rehabilitationincarceration

Confinement in jail

imprisonment · jail · prison · mass incarceration · drug enforcement

relationship to substance use

drug rehabilitationdrug abuse

Harmful use of drugs

substance abuse · drug dependency · addiction · drug dealing · drug trafficking

direction of trajectory

drug rehabilitationrock bottom

Lowest possible level

overdose · self-destruction · downward spiral · hitting bottom · deterioration

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