If you’re asking “how to get my daughter into rehab,” you’re probably stressed and need to find immediate answers.
It’s never an easy decision to make, but getting your daughter into rehab may be the best option. Especially if your daughter’s life is at risk because of her addiction.
Here are a few things to consider before making this difficult decision.
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Admitting that there is a problem is never easy, and for many of us, it can be downright daunting.
It often takes a lot of courage even to face the possibility that things might not be as we thought or hoped.
Yet, identifying the issue at hand is a fundamental part of addressing any problem — big or small.
Looking within ourselves and recognizing that something needs to change allows us to grow into our best selves.
It can also create freedom from feelings of shame and guilt. Being honest with ourselves opens the door to hope and healing.
So take a deep breath, muster up your strength, and step into the challenge of identifying your problem today!
As a parent, it’s natural to feel frightened, helpless and angry if you see your daughter making the poor choice of using drugs.
It is important, however, to have the conversation in a way that encourages understanding and shows love.
Speak with her boldly and compassionately, remember to listen actively, and try not to judge or show anger.
Show her that you are there for her, provide support and let her know it’s okay to be vulnerable.
Helping your daughter through this tough time will require radical patience and empathy – two key elements for opening up about drug use and how it impacts her life.
With your daughter’s health and well-being at stake, getting her admitted to the facility as soon as possible is paramount.
You will be supported at every step, from understanding the recovery process to navigating paperwork.
The drug and alcohol rehab center will develop a comprehensive treatment plan that considers your daughter’s strengths and aspirations for long-term success.
Work closely with the treatment center to get your daughter on the road to recovery.
It’s important to know that family involvement leads to more favorable outcomes2 for those who are in a treatment center.
Having a strong support system for your daughter and your family during her recovery process is essential.
You may need to discuss treatment options with friends or other loved ones who have experience in addiction recovery.
There are also many online resources that can provide information on how to cope, educate yourself on addiction, and build a support network.
If you feel overwhelmed at any point, seek professional help from a mental health specialist or talk to the team of professionals at the rehabilitation facility.
By working together, supporting one another through this tough time, and getting your daughter the treatment she needs, you can take concrete steps toward restoring her health and wellbeing.
With understanding and determination, you’ll be able to help guide your daughter through this difficult journey so she can find a life of lasting recovery.
Our team at Cornerstone Healing Center can provide the compassionate care your daughter needs.
We understand that every individual has a unique set of challenges and goals when it comes to addiction recovery, which is why we create customized treatment plans for each client.
Our goal is to empower our clients with the knowledge and resources they need to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing.
More importantly, Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you and your daughter get back on track.
We help people all around the United States overcome addiction and we can help your daughter and family heal.
[1] Profiles of Childhood Trauma in Women With Substance Use Disorders and Comorbid Posttraumatic Stress Disorders
[2] Family intervention for the treatment and rehabilitation of drug addiction: an exploratory study
Susana is a recovery, mental health, and addiction education enthusiast with other 7 years of experience in addiction recovery herself. Susana holds a Bachelor of Arts from GCU. She is anti-addiction stigma and believes that accurate and factual information is essential to beginning the recovery process.
Karen is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 15 years experience. She not only specializes in addiction, but is in recovery as well. Karen is our clinical director.
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