St David’s

We Are Ready to Help You Break Away from Addiction in St David’s

It may seem to you at the moment that alcohol or drug abuse has caught you in a hopeless situation. One of the worst things about this type of condition is that it leaves us feeling helpless and overpowered. The reality is that there is no need for you to face this problem alone. There are plenty of addiction recovery options available that will allow you to break away from this behaviour. We are here to help you do this. Call us right away on 0800 140 4824 to find out how you can begin your escape from addiction today. There are some quality addiction recovery options close to St David’s, and we will be able to tell you about these.

How to Make Recovery a Reality

If you feel ready to end your addiction, you will already be half way to success. By combining your motivation with the right type of addiction treatment, you can become an unstoppable force. There are also plenty of other things that you can do to make your recovery a reality:

• · In Alcoholics Anonymous they advise newcomers to stick with the winners, and this is very good advice indeed. The reality is that humans are strongly influenced by the people they spend their time with, so if you want to break away from addiction you are better spending your time with people who have achieved this. This also means that you will be wise to avoid those people who can influence you to move in the opposite direction.
• · It is important that people make staying sober their number one priority in life. This is not to say that they need to be always thinking about staying sober, but it does mean that they should never let anything else get in the way of it. The reason for why this deserves to be the person’s priority in life is that if they return to addiction then they are likely to lose everything anyway.
• · The individual needs to be willing to do whatever it takes to get sober. This means not approaching recovery with a list of demands about what they will do and will not do. If the person is serious about getting better, they will be open to any suggestion that could help them. They will not just automatically dismiss things that are suggested.
• · It is vital that you keep an open mind in recovery. Many of the beliefs and opinions that people pick up because of being addicted are not only wrong but also dangerous for their sobriety. It is important that the person is willing to give up these beliefs or they will hold them back. This is why it is so important to keep an open mind.
• · The individual needs to take charge of their own sobriety, and they cannot just sit back and wait for other people to fix them. It is best to look upon addiction professionals as members of your team – you are the leader of this team so it is up to you to get the most out of them. You will need to take responsibility for getting better because nobody else can do this for you.
• · It is vital that you let go of any ambiguity you might have about recovery. If you still hold onto the hope that you will one day be able to drink or use drugs safely again, it is likely to be cause of your undoing.

We want to help you find the best possible path out of addiction, and this is an area where we have a great deal of expertise. Call us now, or just text the word “help” to 66777 to find out more about your options in St David’s or anywhere else in the world, for that matter.