Drug Rehabilitation Program (Self Control)
This program is further program from Drug-Free Withdrawal Program, includes effective therapies to restore abilities to focus on real goals and to return self-control to the addict. It helps a person snap out of traumatic events in which he may be stuck, and increases his ability to deal with the realities of life.
- Learning Improvement Course
This course provides the student with the ability to study and retain knowledge along with the ability to recognize and overcome obstructions in the study and learning process. The student learns data on three common barriers to study. He/she learns how to “clear” a word in a dictionary so that it is fully understood, how to do realistic demonstrations of concepts, and how to spot and handle any gradient difficulties in his/her study. The Learning Improvement Course literally teaches the student how to incorporate the rest of the program into daily living for the rest of his/her life.
- Communication and Perceptions Course
Addicts use drugs to change the way they feel – their perception of reality. Drugs can and do numb the addict and provide him with a false escape from unwanted feelings and sensations. When not on drugs, addicts typically try to ignore or alter their feelings. The problem with drugs is that when they theyar off, the addict becomes introverted and feels worse than before. Past experiences and upsets can stick with him, making it difficult for him to deal with reality. This course utilizes exact procedures, which focus the student’s attention onto the present, as opposed to being stuck in past experiences. It improves the student’s perception of his environment, and gets the student into better communication with others. This course improves one’s ability to better control his life and his/her environment instead of being affected by it.
