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Relapse Prevention Plan

Relapse Prevention Plan:

Addiction recovery varies for each individual. While some people achieve lasting sobriety on their first or second attempt, others struggle with chronic relapse. Relapse is not necessarily inevitable but is common and should be viewed as an opportunity for growth and adjustment in the recovery process.

The best way to prevent another relapse is to seek professional treatment from a program equipped to address the unique needs of chronic relapsers.

There are several strategies commonly used in these sessions that can be helpful to consider before taking the next step on your journey to lifelong sobriety and wellness.

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