yes it will.
you sir, are an idiot. most people end up relapsing because most people are improperly diagnosed and under-treated. the truth of the matter is that addiction is a disease and if treated appropriately, will not yield a relapse. the substance abuse treatment (rehab) community has convinced the public and the insurance companies that relapsing is normal and that the blame falls on the addicted person. that way, they can collect the insurance money multiple times on a single individual like having the sheep return each year to be sheared. someone with a severe and chronic drug addiction needs comprehensive behavioral health treatment that addresses each problem uncovered, through a wide range of assessments that include a thorough psychiatric screening, family/relationship/social dynamics, work history, etc. also, each area needing work must be addressed in a particular sequence to maximize chances for success. this must also be done at an intensity and duration sufficient to match the addiction. unless that's done as i've outlined, chances for success are mediocre to poor. i've worked in this field for many years. as far as your 21 day program, i'm guessing your treatment will consist of mainly of substance abuse education and 12 step classes and a few aa/na meetings on some evenings. they'll probably hook you up with someone to acclimate you to the program for the first day or so. you probably won't be able to use the phone initially. time will go by quickly and you'll gain some weight. the critical part will happen when you transition out. OP pm me if you need support or have any questions.
