Do you want to get to understand addiction better? Are you or is someone you love suffering from an addiction? Learn about the complex interplay between our brain, behaviour and addiction and what you can do about it.
We hope you found this explanation informative and useful. If so you may want to see the rest of the free guide videos in this series. To learn more about addiction treatment Recovery Direct Rehab in Cape Town hosts a range of programmes to better understand the addiction and recovery process.
Recovery direct offers one of the best 28 day addiction and process disorder treatment programs in the world. Our multidisciplinary recovery teams include resident psychologists who manage one on one treatment and therapy sessions and progress assessments. This facilitates a highly progressive alcohol and drug rehabilitation for each individual. The 28 day residential addiction treatment…
Below we list an article selected by our Clinical Director as the daily read. Often, those experiencing challenges think that they are “just wired to be that way”. Well, these are just a few of the signs that there is an underlying cause to what is going on – plus, that once we have found…
PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) іѕ the оnѕеt оf a specific set of symptoms in response to аn еxtrеmеly traumatic event. Certain people will experience the same event differently depending on their personalities, background, experience, frame of reference, trauma thresholds and many more variables. Much in the same way that we have a dіffеrеnt threshold…
Mindfulness is a practical tool and technique used not only in psychotherapy but in progressive behaviour change and can be a wonderful compliment to practical counselling and therapy that anyone can practice in real-world, real-time environments to start modifying their behavioural responses. Here is a quick post on what mindfulness is and how mindfulness is…
An person who has stopped indulging in cycles of substance abuse, is usually referred to as a person recovering from a substance use disorder. The word “recovering” or “in recovery” is used instead of “recovered”, because they may remain vulnerable to a relapse, and therefore never fully recover from the effects of the addiction, even…
Recovery Direct Treatment Process OverviewAdmissions Process Information Assessment of Needs Based on what you tell us when you call through for help, we determine which of our team members is best suited to assess your needs fully. Our clinician will take you through a one-hour session of broadly figuring out what is going on for…