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Western Cape

Eastern Cape

Northern Cape

Free State

North-West Province

Gauteng Province

Kwa-Zulu Natal

Mpumalanga Province

Limpopo Province

Type of drug rehabs

Drug and alcohol addiction

Detox centres

Drug and alcohol intervention

Residential treatment

addiction by drugs

Alcohol

Cocaine

Crack Cocaine

Crystal Meth

Heroin

Marijuana

South Africa Drug rehab centres Residential

Drug rehab centres residential are facilities that you attend on a more or less volunteer basis. The drug rehabilitation will provide you room and board for the time of your recovery.  Having this space will remover you from the lifestyle you are living.  Our Residential treatments will provide you with all the steps that need to be taken and will all the information you require.  You will learn the skills to get you back on the right path and take charge of your future.

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Drug rehab residential is to pass our patients through the phases of recovery.  This is recommended for drug addicts or alcoholics that have a severe addiction. As opposed to drug rehab outpatient, the addict will be released back to their environment. The residential option is a wise choice for the fact that the addict does not go back into their environment. The environment has always been a big trigger to rid the addiction. For that fact it is best for them to be removed of their environment, and that is the first step by itself.

There are different locations, a huge number of programs, and different durations for each residential program. How do you sort this out?

The questions to ask when you are looking for a program are:

What is their philosophy about addiction?

If they tell you that it cannot be cured, he will live with it all his life, he will relapse, and then they are just telling that their success rate is not good.

The second important question is:
What is their success rate?

You want to know if their program works. If they give you a vague answer, it does not look good. Either they have a really low success rate or their aftercare is really poor. The success rate, when it is good would be the first thing that you will promote. Don’t let anyone give you some vague answers.

The last important question is:
What’s their Staff/Patient ratio?

In doing our investigation, we have got so much different ratios, From 1 staff/ 10 patient to 1staff/ 1 patient.

Also the length of the therapy is a factor.

All of the above can seem confusing. When there is a crisis, it can be hard to think clearly and we want to take the best decision possible.

We can help you with this dilemma.