It's virtually impossible to find out the actual success (or failure) rate of a recovery program. Data from AA indicates that its success rate is about 5% at the end of one year. That's actually less than the spontaneous remission (natural cure) rate from attending no program.
Programs largely present estimates as facts, look at short-term rather than long-term success, define success in terms that benefit themselves, and generally use deceptive or dishonest figures.
It's a case of "buyer beware."
You can research the success rate of substance abuse recovery programs by looking at studies published in reputable journals, checking reports from government agencies like SAMHSA, and seeking information from treatment centers themselves. Success rates can vary based on the type of program, the population being served, and the metrics used to measure success.
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There are several options for recovery from cocaine abuse available in New York City. Substance abuse programs such the Substance Treatment and Research Service of Columbia University offer free medical and pyschological evaluations, inpatient detoxification, free treatment visits and group therapy sessions. Other programs are easily accesible through walk in clinics and hospital outpatient treatments.
There are a few substance abuse programs in Oklahoma that I have found on the following sites that I have included with this www.odmhsas.org/subab.htm , and ok.gov/odmhsas/About_ODMHSAS/...Programs.../index.html
Such programs do not differ for quadraplegics.
You can find substance abuse programs for alcohol through your doctor and at these web sites I have found for you www.ranchrecovery.com/ , and www.4rehabilitation.com/AlcoholProgram
Mark D. Schenker has written: 'A clinician's guide to 12-step recovery' -- subject(s): Alcoholics Anonymous, Recovery of Function, Rehabilitation, Self-help groups, Substance abuse, Substance-Related Disorders, Treatment, Twelve-step programs
There are many options for substance abuse programs for low income people. A great place to start is to check with a local church.
IOP means Intensive Outpatient Program. Usually, IOP programs are better way to treat substance abuse or mental health problems. One such IOP center for Substance Abuse in Brea is Grant Me the Courage Recovery. You can request a quote from here.
In order to become a substance abuse counselor, you must obtain a license and become certified by the National Certification Commission. Programs vary by state.
There are outpatient programs that you can attend. I would suggest trying a 12 step program.
There are some programs that are free. These are normally volunteer programs that meet weekly.
Substance abuse programs often offer medical solutions and the person's information is private. The law that governs this is the The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA).