If you are struggling with drug or alcohol addiction then you should consider going to residential rehab. There are several reasons why an inpatient rehab is better than the alternatives for most people. One reason is because the environment is controlled in an inpatient setting and you will not have easy access to your drug of choice, which will insure that you do not relapse at this early stage.

Another reason it is a good choice is because of the tremendous amount of learning and assimilation that can occur in an inpatient setting, something that you just cannot get from outpatient groups and therapy. There is a higher level of bonding and therefore the information is retained at a higher level when you interact with your peers in an inpatient setting like this.

You might find that there are Christian drug rehabs out there that are willing to help you to recover, but you may not be an extremely religious person. If this is the case and you don’t have a lot of other options, then you should definitely put your religious ideals aside and go through with the rehab anyway. If you stay open minded and just try to learn what you can about staying clean and sober, then you can get a lot from virtually any treatment center. They say in some recovery circles, “take what you need and leave the rest.” If you follow this advice then you can get a lot of benefit from just about any treatment center, even if it does not match up with all of your core beliefs.

High-Performance Residential Rehab Part 1 – The Chicago Architecture Foundation and Chicago’s Green Technology center recently hosted Dave Hampton’s seminar, “High-Performance Residential Rehab: Challenging Assumptions of Sustainability on Two Recent Chicago Homes”. Watch excerpts the seminar to learn more about incorporating sustainability in your rehab or renovation project.

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