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iVital Wellness
My loved one had a great experience at this facility. The staff were caring, professional, and truly supportive throughout the recovery journey. We’re very grateful for the positive changes we’ve seen and would recommend this centre to other families
Reflections Executive Rehab Facility
Reflections helped me start a new path in life - one that I really did not believe was possible or could have even imagined. I got sober March 4, 2013, the day I checked in to Reflections. When I started, I did not believe I really had a problem. I just knew I was completely miserable and my life was falling apart - I was out of work, drinking and drugging all day every day, separated from my wife and on the road to divorce, physically and mentally a complete mess. Worst of all, the drugs and alcohol were not soothing me anymore. Still, I thought the world was the problem and alcohol and drugs were my deserved and necessary medicine. I checked in to Reflections thinking I\'d just dry out for a month and then I could drink and use like a normal person. The incredible staff at Reflections helped me begin to open up to the reality of my life as an alcoholic and drug addict. And they helped me see that I did not ever have to drink or use drugs again if I committed myself to a program of recovery based on the daily and vigilant act of living a different way. They diagnosed my mental health issues, fed me well, counseled me, gave me healthy things to do, introduced me to new people who were going through exactly what I was going through. They gave me a chance to begin to heal. They got me connected w/ a world-renowned psychiatrist who helped figure out what was going on in my head and led me through a neural feedback program. They introduced me to outside programs of recovery. Most importantly, they helped me develop a program of action for when I checked out. I am still living that program. So today, I am still sober. And as a result, my wife and I are back together, we have a young daughter, I have more work than I know what to do with, and I have - for the first time in my adult life - real faith in the knowledge that I never have to drink or use drugs again and that there\'s nothing life can throw at me that drugs or alcohol can\'t make a lot worse. Do yourself and your loved ones a favor - check your butt into Reflections. And then when you\'re getting ready to check out, make sure you\'ve got a rock-solid program of recovery through action that you stick to. You never have to drink or do drugs again.
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The bottom line is that it doesn't matter what form of alcohol is abused - all alcoholic beverages have the same potential to create dependency. Such dependency often requires professional recovery services.
Items to Take to Treatment CentersWhen arrangements are made for residential recovery services, the patient is usually provided with a list of items to bring, such as clothing, reading material, prescription medications, and pocket money. Prohibited items usually include personal electronic devices and any toiletries or medications containing alcohol. It's also advised that patients leave expensive jewelry or large sums of cash at home.
Are Wine Drinkers Less Likely to Be Alcoholics?According to a 1999 article in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol, those who were exclusively wine drinkers were intoxicated less frequently and had a lower rate of alcoholism. Some of the reasons:
- Wine drinkers typically drink less in general
- Social expectations and standards of behavior
- Most wine consumption takes place with meals
- Wine enthusiasts often drink pricier wines so expense becomes an issue