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http://www.loradz.info When you have signs that your family or friend needs drug or alcohol rehabilitation, you will automatically feel the pain that he feels although you are not addicted too. It is because you friend has complicated problem like poor relationship, poor career, poor health, and perhaps poor financial. This makes you need to find the way to have him rehabilitated. His family has to know his condition completely, so there will be exact decision about the treatment he should receive. Being inpatient in rehabilitation center is better because your friend will be in the nice circumstance to support the process. You may suggest him to get short or long term drug rehabilitation. Short term is sometimes chosen since the insurance company usually will pay for maximally a month. However, you cannot decide whether your friend needs short or long time. The doctors and counselors will decide based on your friend condition. Short term rehabilitation will not work maximally if there are deep sources of the addiction. There is a time needed to balance the body nutrition and hormones which have been ruined by the alcohol and drug. So, longer time rehabilitation is done to make sure that the processes have been completely done. Some people who have been rehabilitated choose to continue the rehabilitation outside the rehab center. They choose to have counseling, join support group discussion, and follow the church activities and other positive activities after getting some physical treatment in the rehab center. Find out more at http://www.loradz.info/2011/10/comparing-inpatient-short-and-long-term.html
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