Frequently asked question from clients seeking drug rehabilitation at Long Island Center for Recovery (LICR).

1.) How is drug addiction treated at Long Island Center for Recovery?

2.) When is medical drug detox necessary?

3.) What types of drug rehab programs are offered at Long Island Center for Recovery?

4.) How do I know if I am addicted?

1.) How is drug addiction treated at Long Island Center for Recovery?

Long Island Center for Recovery’s drug addiction treatment programs address the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of drug addiction utilizing a treatment approach where clients are able to identify, understand and address the underlying issues that have caused their drug addiction. Through various traditional and holistic treatment approaches involving private, individual and family therapy, as well as educational workshops, our clients complete a series of therapeutic sessions where they are given the tools necessary to solve future life challenges without having to resort to drugs to numb their feelings. Therapeutic treatment also involves drug relapse prevention education where clients in recovery learn how to identify and manage relapsing triggers.

2.) When is medical drug detox necessary?

Medical drug detox is necessary when the user stops the abusive comsumption of drugs and harmful toxins residing in the body makes it difficult for the individual to quit using on their own due to moderate to severe withdrawal symptoms. These symptoms can be life-threatening and are often one of the main causes of relapse. Through medical drug detoxification individuals can rid the body of toxins comfortably and achieve the physical and mental stabilization needed to start a therapeutic inpatient or outpatient rehab program.

3.) What types of drug rehab program are offered at Long Island Center for Recovery?

Inpatient Rehab/Residential Rehab

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