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Drug rehabilitation, often referred to as rehab, is a treatment center that assists individuals that struggle with a variety of different chemical dependencies or drug addictions. People that struggle with addictions from substances, such as cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, alcohol, or prescription drugs, can find assistance or help that will guide them through their recovery at a drug rehabilitation program. Without treatment from a form of drug rehabilitation, an individual could end up in jail or, in some cases, dead.

There are many different forms of drug rehabilitation programs that specifically help in treating people dealing with addictions. Treatment programs, such as residential treatment centers (RTC), offer both psychological and drug rehabilitation treatment. By eliminating psychological issues and working through issues that plague struggling individuals, most residential treatments can successfully assist people in seeing a full recovery from a drug dependency.

Drug rehab treatment for struggling individuals includes counseling by experts and sharing their experience with other addicts medication for depression or other psychological disorders. Some popular rehab centers are introducing meditation and spiritual wisdom in the treatment process.