Quick access to treatment can be very important because your child’s willingness to attend can be fleeting.
Addiction treatment can be expensive, particularly residential treatment.
A treatment program that includes others like your child is more effective for your child.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Contingency Management Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Family Therapy are evidence-based treatment protocols and an indicator of the quality and rigor of the treatment provider.
Even if your child does not use opioids, this question signals whether the treatment provider utilizes the latest scientifically effective treatment protocols.
Close to 75% of those needing substance use treatment need mental health monitoring or care (Story 4) – another important service that signifies competence.
As you now know, parents and families are very important to the recovery process and they need guidance.
As shown in Story 5, recovery is a process and long-term recovery typically requires ongoing support after the initial treatment services. An aftercare plan is essential.
When my son had a near fatal addiction, my head was spinning. I was exhausted, overwhelmed, and scared every day. I was desperate for trusted guidance direction. Follow this simple path to feel much better and to help you positively impact your addicted loved one.