Rehab Inpatient

In order for the rehab inpatient to be successful, there needs to be an admission that the substance abuse problem exists, conviction that renewal, restoral, and a substance free existence is the objective and a realistic probability. It requires a personal commitment of time, effort, energy, a non-conditional determination, or a non-negotiable personal vow and internal decision to become and remain substance or drug free. Additionally, healing requires recognizing that substance use is an immature action and reaction; in order to be successful the individual must” put away childish things” and exercise discretion, discernment, and make a personal decision to behave in a manner that demonstrates responsibility, rational thinking, and maturity that includes personal pride.

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This pride will make the individual capable of resisting temptation and provide inner strength and the personal resolve and conviction to refuse to desecrate, diminish, deliberately depreciate, or destroy their bodies and minds with detrimental substance use and abuse. Consequently, it requires a new attitude and an introduction to, or a renewal of, self-esteem, self worth, and the awareness and recognition that substance abuse is an insult to their Creator, as the human body is “wonderfully and perfectly made.”

The successful rehab inpatient must first realize and recognize that substance abuse, whether it is drugs, alcohol, or prescription drugs is a problem that must be rectified and remediated in order to restore normalcy to their lives and bodies. This requires education regarding the effect, physical, and cognitive damage (side effects), and being cognizant of the residual effects of substance abuse.

The rehab inpatient must realize that their stay in the rehabilitation facility will be consistent to a vacation from the pressures of society, a retreat that will give them time to readjust their priorities, heal their souls and spirit, as well as renew and restore their body. It provides time to remedy and rectify an inconsistency in their lives, that if unaddressed can result in destruction or death. The rehab inpatient must take personal responsibility and admit that a problem exists, acknowledge that they are accountable, and accept responsibility as the source of the problem lies with the individual. Furthermore, they must realize and recognize that the solution of said problem also rests with that individual, as they must come to the realization that “being true to you” is essential.

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In conclusion, the inpatient must make a decision and take definite, positive, proactive steps, or actions in order to be healthy, whole, substance free, and must make an investment in their most precious and nonrenewal resource, themselves. The change begins and ends with the rehab inpatient; sobriety and a substance free life must be a personal choice, a life-changing commission, and a life-long commitment.