No, Your Addiction Isn't Cured After Treatment: The Importance of an Aftercare Program

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When Tommy and Nate went through drug treatment, they walked out "knowing" they had been cured of their addiction. The same thing happened the next time they went to treatment. And the next. And the next. And...the next.
Many people seeking recovery leave a treatment program knowing the drugs and/or alcohol are out of their system. The feel better (physically, mentally and emotionally) and think they are cured. But, all too common, they fall right back into the same old habits as before treatment.
Katie, Clinical Director at Fort Wayne Recovery, joins Nate & Tommy to talk about the importance of seeking care (for the addict as well as their family) after completing a treatment program to continue learning how to apply everything you learn in treatment into the real world to maintain your sobriety and to live a full, happy and productive life in recovery.

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@CHarris-xl4eg 3 месяца назад

Interviewers are doing a FANTASTIC job, asking all the right questions.

@CHarris-xl4eg 3 месяца назад

This was such an amazing interview. She’s phenomenal. I hope my loved one transitions into PHP after inpatient discharge. I’m so tired of doing the policing of my spouse. 14 long years.. it’s created so much resentment and discouragement. I don’t want to be bothered anymore.

@dannyjacobson1381 Месяц назад

My IOP and sober living for a year changed my life. So grateful for the programs that are available, i didn't know about the programs available

@sarahlockridge7879 Год назад

Policing your kid in the beginning is SO exhausting! Lol

@kelleyhopps67 8 месяцев назад

I was on methadone for 10 years. Saved my life. Often people are prescribed too high of a dose

@Msmeohmy52 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for explaining the chain of events and things to watch for. I wish family and support systems were at least clued in by therapist. I know my alcoholic sons therapist is "his" but sharing key components, like what you've done here is helpful. Our own Recovery Support Handbook would be So Helpful.

@monkeyda100 10 месяцев назад

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@thackerybinx2637 4 месяца назад

I’m struggling with a partner who I knew wasn’t addict when I first met him, but I didn’t realize how much of a problem it could be until we were together for almost 6 years. I’m afraid he might be getting to a point where I have to kick him out again. Really hard on us financially when this happens, and it’s really hard on our daughter to be away from her father for so long. I’m so glad that there’s content like this that I can listen to and hopefully he will also listen to.

@marisgoodwin8267 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing all of this information!!

@timrapson3050 Год назад

Great information!

@MARIAGONZALEZ-y7l6l 6 месяцев назад

Definitely we do both individual and group but do not replace groups.

@rebeccaclausen5160 4 месяца назад

How do you access such a wonderful program when you live in a small rural town?

@rebeccaclausen5160 4 месяца назад

I live in Iowa.

@kathythompson3041 Год назад

This aftercare program, what does something like that cost ?

@Emoralis 6 месяцев назад

I’m guessing state funded health insurance would cover most of it, and most adults who have ruined their lives would qualify to receive health care.

@olgacassara6480 4 месяца назад

Does this apply to gamblers?

@sarahlockridge7879 Год назад

But not everyone has to detox from opioids 😁... Methadone out patient is a form of treatment and very successful for many!

@ellebrew719 Год назад

Methadone is awful for people in recovery. Nodding out on methadone every night is not recovery.

@sarahlockridge7879 Год назад

@@ellebrew719 my daughter didn't nod off. This is your opinion...while you are allowed an opinion, please do not condemn others. It's scientifically proven.

@ellebrew719 Год назад

@@sarahlockridge7879 methadone is an actual drug/pain killer. It is synthetic morphine. It was literally created by the Nazis because they didn't have access to morphine. Giving this to a drug addict only prolongs their addiction because it's a substance of abuse.

@ellebrew719 Год назад

@@sarahlockridge7879 there is a reason why rehabs across the nation are dropping methadone for Subutex, they have been for the last ten years. Methadone is so bad. And coming off of methadone is 10x worse than coming off of heroin or fentanyl or Subutex. A person quiting cold turkey off methadone will probably not sleep for 30 days and will have long drawn out withdrawals from. A person quitting heroin cold turkey will go through it for like two weeks and then start to feel better. Getting on methadone is like investing into your addiction instead of recovery.

@ellebrew719 Год назад

@@sarahlockridge7879 Tell me, why is it easy to get a prescription for Suboxone but impossible to get a prescription for methadone? Why is methadone controlled so highly that you need to go to a facility and get dosed there? Because of how dangerous it is.