Addiction Treatment
I have spoken to a lot of people over the years about their experience of being in addiction treatment centres for help with addiction. It is interesting to hear the good and bad aspects of rehab from a clients perspective. Addiction treatment and recovery coaching starts with an understanding of our clients needs and so we have been able to make our support programmes effective.
One thing that I often hear is that the days can be repetitive and monotonous. Although routine is not a bad thing, it is important to choose a rehab which is appropriate, particularly for longer stays. To engage in change requires forming new habits and creating a structured organised routine and is a big part of what treatment is about. However when referring a person to attend residential rehab, we try to find a centre which gives support for the individual. Our extensive experience allows us to offer insights into centres which goes beyond what is seen in their websites and we are happy to share this information with you.
in the many addiction treatment centres I have reviewed, a clients day will include a lot of therapeutic activities such as process groups, and ( in 12 step communities) step worksheets. There is nothing wrong with that, in fact there are some excellent councillors facilitating life changing process groups within excellent addiction treatment centres.
Addiction - Recovery Coaching
The real challenge for someone leaving residential treatment is maintaining sobriety. The fact that many people relapse directly after receiving treatment is a problem that we have worked hard to help with. Addiction treatment and recovery coaching is our speciality. Our trained and certified specialist Recovery Coaches encourage and motivate clients to become active in their recovery. Working closely in One 2 One sessions, our recovery coaching programmes have been a real support for people in early recovery. You can find out more information on Recovery Coaching here
Support
Treatment Link have been working with people leaving residential addiction treatment and supporting them in maintaining recovery by offering professional, structured support programmes which are both therapeutic and practical. Maintaining regular contact outside of the one to one sessions is what is unique about our work and which we have found to be effective in supporting a person, particularly in early recovery. We encourage connection to other people in recovery, building a support network through fellowships such as AA, NA or other support groups allows for building new friendships and associations. Send a message by WhatsApp, or email us to arrange a discovery call to find out how we can help.
A Bridge from Treatment to Recovery
We have worked with treatment centres in providing psycho/educational workshops in treatment facilities where it has been popular with clients and given us an opportunity to
motivate a person to reach higher, to step out of their comfort zone and consider what to do on completing rehab. We have had the privilege of witnessing some real lightbulb moments with clients who have heard it all before and until then have been sceptically unmotivated become interested in their recovery. The rewards are worth the hard work and it is our privilege to continue to work with clients in and out of treatment.
Building a bridge between therapy and Coaching takes courage and open minded willingness. Addiction treatment centres are helping people to be free from their addiction. We are here to provide continuing support when they leave.