Ask a person with a drug or alcohol addiction how they’re doing, and in many cases, their response will be some form of, “No worries… I’m OK.” In fact, that’s probably the answer you’ll get from people facing any health crisis. But, the truth is that the person who is struggling with substance abuse is most definitely not OK. And at our benzo detox, we encourage people to admit that fact as a first step toward recovery.
We live in a culture where the focus is on being strong and independent, and where talking about the challenges we face has historically been frowned upon. But, there are many benefits to opening up and being willing to talk about our struggles, including:
At Diamond House Detox, there is, of course, no judgment. We all have our challenges in life. We help you address your substance abuse in a positive, encouraging, life-affirming way. Contact us today at (800) 205-6107 to find out about our benzo detox services.
Content medically reviewed by Vicky Magobet, PMHNP-BC, on September 1st, 2017.
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