The qualified and committed staff at A Forever Recovery knows that dealing with alcohol and drug addiction is a process. Even before beginning a program at A Forever Recovery, an addict needs to possess a self-awareness and acceptance that he or she indeed has a problem and needs help. Once this self realization takes place, either by self discovery or by an intervention by family, friends or even the law, the addict must come to a quality rehabilitation facility, like A Forever Recovery. The next step is to detoxify the body. Detoxification can be a difficult process, but it is completely necessary.

The human body must go through a purification process to rid itself of the toxic chemicals that are causing physical harm. A Forever Recovery drug rehabilitation treatment center has many different methods to help a client process through a drug detoxification process. A Forever Recovery has supervising nurses and trained withdrawal technicians available 24 hours a day to aid a client with the psychological and physical withdrawal symptoms that addicts usually experience.

Eventually, an A Forever Recovery client will no longer suffer from major withdrawal symptoms. Once an individual has successfully completed the drug or alcohol detoxification program at A Forever Recovery, he or she can continue on to the primary care facility and begin their journey towards complete recovery.  A Forever Recovery proudly and successfully uses a program called Moral Reconation Therapy.  Once a client is no longer under the influence of mood altering substances and is no longer in any medical danger from the effects of the addiction, A Forever Recovery’s MRT program begins. Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) is an intensive psychological therapy designed to reach the root of an addict’s tendency to abuse drugs and alcohol.

For more information, contact the staff at A Forever Recovery by calling toll free: (877) 456-3313. Counselors will answer questions about specific programs and possible financing options to assist potential clients on the way to A Forever Recovery.  More information about A Forever Recovery programs for drug and alcohol recovery can be found online at www.stopyouraddiction.com.