Josh Chandler | September 28, 2022

Tips for Keeping Your Recovery on Track

What To Expect After Quitting Drugs and Alcohol

One of the confounding things that individuals with drug addiction or alcohol addiction have problems accepting is that staying sober is a lifelong journey. Although your addiction can feel beyond your control, when you engage in different treatment programs, you will learn more about the fact that addiction is a disease. It’s something that can creep back into your life at any given point when you become lax in continuing on on your road to recovery. Therefore, it’s important that you keep reminding yourself that you must put one foot in front of the other when it comes to working through the different aspects of your addiction journey.

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How To Stay on Track With Your Sobriety

Throughout the course of your drug addiction or alcohol addiction treatment plan, you will learn more about what steps you can take to maintain your sobriety. Here are some great recommendations when it comes to how you can stay focused on healthy relationships and habits: 

  • Make sure to surround yourself with healthy relationships and loved ones 

When you surround yourself with people who understand that you’re a person in recovery the process of remaining on the road to recovery is something that can become easier. At Muse, we offer family therapy and other forms of support for loved ones which can also help them to heal from the impact that your cocaine addiction or substance abuse has had on their life so that you can continue to rebuild those healthy relationships 

  • Develop a weekly schedule 

A treatment approach that you should start to develop during the time that you’re in residential treatment or intensive outpatient treatment is a weekly schedule. Getting into the habit of having healthy routines and participating in different types of therapy as well as weekly support meetings is something that can help you to stay focused on your recovery. 

  • Be open and honest about your feelings 

Something that you will learn during the time that you’re at our recovery center is the benefit of openly and honestly participating in different forms of therapy. During your treatment, you will participate in individual therapy, behavioral therapy, and even group therapy as a way to help you to address the root cause of your substance abuse. It’s recommended that you continue to participate in different forms of therapy after your residential treatment or intensive outpatient treatment to be able to avoid falling back into addiction.

Addiction Recovery Resources at Muse Treatment Center

At Muse Treatment Center, we help you to develop personalized treatment programs which will help you to achieve your long-term goals of sobriety. We have helped countless individuals in their journey toward staying sober. Before you can begin your recovery journey, it’s possible that you may need to begin your treatment at our detox recovery center. Depending on the severity of your addiction, you may experience withdrawal symptoms which can make it challenging to care for yourself. Our detox center will provide you with the safe and sober environment you need at this stage of your recovery. 

After that, you will be able to work through an inpatient or an outpatient treatment program. Both of these programs will give you the foundation that you need to work through your drug or alcohol addiction. From identifying the root cause of your substance abuse to helping you work through those contributing factors, you can take comfort in the fact that you will receive the help and support that you need. We encourage you to come meet our team and learn more about our recovery center so that we can help you to reach your long-term goals of sobriety.

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Josh Chandler
Josh Chandler
After growing up in Chicago and North Carolina, Josh chose to get help with substance use disorder and mental health in California because of the state's reputation for top-tier treatment. There, he found the treatment he needed to achieve more than five years of recovery. He's been in the drug and alcohol addiction rehab industry for four years and now serves as the Director of Admissions for Resurgence Behavioral Health. Josh remains passionate about the field because he understands that one phone call can alter the course of a person's life.


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