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    to treatment for alcoholism‚ but you are not always guaranteed a positive outcome you can be an outpatient during the week‚ and be home on weekends‚ or you can check into a sobriety house. Treatment does not always work for these reasons; you could relapse‚ sobriety houses don’t always work/help‚ you could check into a sobriety house and leave with negative outcomes. Alcoholism is a disease but it is mostly a craving. It can run in the family genes‚ and it’s chronic‚ and is very life threatening.

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    and the many programs that are available to help people become sober. Staying sober is a choice and takes will power to maintain sobriety. The many stresses of life are the reason that most people drink on a daily basis. Some behaviors that people have that drink or use drugs are a compulsive behavior. Many programs to becoming sober are costly‚ in the end if sobriety can be maintained it is worth it in the end. The hardest thing about staying sober is getting sober. Going through detox can be the

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    important for these patients to receive assistance through healthcare professionals. This experience contributed to me understanding those who relapse because it is not easy to strictly ignore cravings and sustain sobriety without any mistakes. I do believe that relapse may be a part of the sobriety process because of the difficulty to refrain from a substance after

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    Title: Finding the Right Inpatient or Outpatient Treatment Once clients decide that it is time to get clean‚ the next step is finding a detox clinic to go through detoxification and withdrawal. It is important to go through a supervised detoxification at a rehab clinic because this ensures that withdrawal symptoms are managed by skilled staff members. Once the withdrawal process is complete‚ the next step is to sign up for an inpatient or outpatient center. This choice will be based on the client’s

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    Ceremonial Speech Outline It seems like a life time ago when I first met my best friend Sheri K‚ when in all reality it has only been 10 years. We have been through so much together over the course of that 10 years‚ raising kids‚ laughing and crying together‚ loses and gains in life‚ and so many celebrations. Through us our kids have even grown to be best friends and extended family to each other. Then two years ago the ultimate test of our friendship would come along‚ I moved to another state

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    they begin to believe that they can overcome it. The 12 step program offers information on the consequences of relapsing but does not belittle the individual. I learned that many people with addictions tended to relapse at different points in their sobriety. Some people admitted to relapsing multiple times throughout their journey to recovery. They have relapsed for months to years. People

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    this country prohibit sobriety checkpoints‚ 12 states currently‚ based on their supreme courts interpretations of state constitutions. Other barriers are financial issues checkpoints can be costly‚ police frustration over the low arrest rate from this intervention. It may be a good idea to point out to the officers that in addition to the benefits of preventing crashes‚ sobriety checkpoints often result in the arrest of drivers for other offenses. The authors conclude that sobriety checkpoints maintain

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    individuals (alcoholics) to hold the meeting. The purpose of Alcoholics Anonymous is to provide a supportive environment to achieve sobriety. The origin of Alcoholics Anonymous dates back

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    of actual drunk drivers. A number of other suggestions have been made to combat drunk driving‚ including reducing the number of underage drinkers‚ imposing restrictive licensing laws to keep heavy drinkers off the roads‚ and increasing the use of sobriety checkpoints. Even though stricter DUI laws will hurt economies on local restaurants‚ bars‚ and stores‚ tougher drinking and DUI laws should be enforced to prevent more deaths and to promote safer driving environments on the road. As easy as it would

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    Whenever an ex-addict would mention feeling stressed‚ angry‚ or losing control over their sobriety‚ they would say they “took inventory”. I did not understand this so went home and researched what this phrase meant. Step four of the 12-step program talks about the reasons why an individual drinks and how to examine these reasons in a list (Wilson

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