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AA AND REHABILITATION CAN IMPROVE RECOVERY

Mark Shandrow is Asana Recovery’s CEO and has 20+ years of experience in business development and operations in the addiction treatment industry.
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You are at home getting ready to sit down and relax with your favorite T.V. hour. At this time, you normally head to the kitchen and make yourself that go to concoction that takes the edge off the day. Thoughts of whiskey and vodka flood your mind as you realize you miss that favorite drink of yours. This used to be the moment you looked forward to every day. You quickly realize it will be three months, next week since you quit drinking. You’ve gone so long and you are almost at the three-month marker. The temperature in the room increases as you ignite with pressure, the “burning desire” has settled in. The thirst for a drink, alcohol consumption that feels insatiable and deep, burns within. It also represents the desire to embark into unhealthy behavior.

The beauty of Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) is that everyone here understands a facet of your recovery experience. This journey can be a tough one, one that tests the might and willpower within you to choose life. For anyone that desires help with alcohol addiction, A.A. can be the difference between making it another day and giving in.

A study of 3,018 male inpatients by the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) found that those who attended 12-step meetings were more likely to be abstinent at follow-up and less likely to be depressed. Patients who attended both 12-step programs and outpatient treatment had the best outcomes.

The path to recovery can certainly be enhanced by a good network of programs. A 12-step approach is a beneficial approach for anyone who feels comfortable within the framework of this network. Not everyone feels comfortable with the spiritual connection of the program. To be fair there are alternate options that incorporate similar ideas in a more cognitive based system. SMART Recovery, Moderation Management, and Recovery International are a few of the programs also available for anything seeking a different approach

At Asana Recovery, we know how difficult it can be when dealing with substance addiction. These can be challenging and testing times that require as much strength as one may foster. The great thing about this fight against dependency is that it does not have to be faced alone. We offer a system that encompasses all facets to recovery. Counseling and aftercare is here to help get your life back on track. The road ahead is not a smooth or easy one, but you can overcome it without having to succumb to substance addiction any further. There is always a way and Asana Recovery is here to help. There is no better time than now!

Asana Recovery offers supervised detoxification and residential treatment programs in a supportive, relaxative, and inspiring environment. The team of trained professionals can ease the transition of releasing addiction. Their unique approach to each individual ensures the highest quality of care available. Call today at (949) 438-4504 to learn more about the facilities and discuss whether this comprehensive drug and alcohol addiction program is right for you.  

Mark Shandrow is Asana Recovery’s CEO and has 20+ years of experience in business development and operations in the addiction treatment industry.
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