Part of being reasonable is accepting faults as part of the recovery process. Have a treatment plan in place regarding how you will respond to a fault, and what actions you can take to stay on track with healing. It's easy to assume that the only objective in a drug abuse treatment plan would be sobriety.

Abstinence is something that can be achieved with the best drive, but continued sobriety and avoiding active dependency for a life time requires a private to take part in treatment that alters their habits. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), there are 4 tactical objectives, and 4 concern areas to focus on.

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