Posted on Aug 11, 2015
How effective is an in-patient 28-day drug/alcohol rehab program?
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The military spends lots of money on 28-day in-patient drug and alcohol rehabilititation programs. These are successful programs for many Servicemembers. For others, not so much. What makes these programs effective? What makes them ineffective? I believe the success of the program rests more on the shoulders of the participant than the program itself. What do you think? Why do you hold the opinion that you do?
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This treatment plan is ONLY effective with a lot of willpower and a great support group around the patient. I have seen a majority of those that go through the program either relapse or just completely lose control....only the individual can make this treatment a success.
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I believe the same as you CH (MAJ) William Beaver , the success of this program, and all others like it, rest squarely on the shoulders of the participants. The program's give you the tools, it is up to the patient to use them.
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It depends on the patient if they want to get sober they will. Those who are not committed to getting sober will not
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