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       Causes of lapse and relapse
   DIR By: guest3
       Date: June 22, 2021, 5:13 am
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       Causes of Lapse and Relapse
       The biggest cause for concern in any lapse or relapse is a
       person will believe they can return to consuming the
       drug/substance at the level they were taking prior to beginning
       recovery or quitting in general. They don’t realize their body
       is no longer able to handle that amount. This puts them at risk
       of overdose.
       It’s incredibly difficult to admit when you’ve slipped up in
       life or made a mistake. That’s just true in life as a whole.
       When slipping up or lapsing while in recovery from addiction,
       the pressure to not open up about those moments is even greater
       because of the stigma around it.
       When you have lapsed or relapsed into drug use, your life
       depends on being open and honest. There are people who want to
       hear from you and help you.
       Treatment Built For You - Even After Relapse
       When you begin recovery for substance use, you’re in recovery
       for the rest of your life. This is why it’s important to have a
       team and support system behind you to help you through each
       step, misstep, or challenge you may face in your journey.
       In choosing a team, it’s important to note how that team will
       support you before, during, and after your treatment with them.
       Most of the time, when using the guidance of a treatment
       facility, it’s important to make sure there’s a program of
       aftercare set up to continue helping you after you've completed
       a treatment program.
       Treatment programs vary in length but should always come with an
       aftercare program.
       @astra
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