October 6, 2006, Newsletter Issue #102: Private Treatment for Meth and Amphetamine Addiction
Tip of the Week
One option in the fight against meth and amphetamine addiction may be private treatment. This is because standard drug rehabilitation programs do not offer the time and individual attention some addicts need to establish the foundations of recovery.
Private treatment can also offer more healing to the bodies of addicts, which have often been both harmed and neglected during drug use. Exercise, a healthy environment, and nutritious food may help to set patterns that can continue once patients are living on their own.
Individually oriented therapy can help address issues that may have led the addict toward meth in the first place, ranging from depression to the desire for intense sexual experiences. Patients can then work on skills such as building healthy relationships and analyzing the situations in which they are likely to experience cravings.
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