Fresh Start Programs Information

Helping individuals recover from a life of alcohol, drugs and chaos to a drug-free life with direction, purpose and integrity is not easy. Fortunately, our unique program accomplishes this with one of the few majority success rate programs in the world. Established in 1972, our program has the longest proven track record in the substance abuse treatment field. No one plans to become addicted to drugs, but once a long term drug addiction has fully developed, the below steps must be fully administered to resolve the problems that develop both mentally and physically from prolonged addictive drug use. When all of the steps below are administered, 40 years of studies have shown a majority success rate by those receiving this treatment protocol for their addiction. The vast majority of Fresh Start Programs Graduates achieve their goal of a drug-free life and no longer live from minute to minute in fear that they will relapse. The vast majority of our graduates overcome a life of addiction. They are no longer consumed with feelings of overwhelming involuntary urges, cravings and compulsions to consume alcohol or drugs to get through the day, nor do they live their lives in constant fear that they are destined to return to their addictive behaviors. There is no need for you or your loved one to live a life of addiction any longer. Fresh Start Programs is a Science and Evidence based treatment modality. We achieve our goal of drug-free lives through our Health, Education and Cognitive program model. How We Treat Addiction With Science and Health: Goals of Fresh Start Programs Cognitive Education: Restored sense of self control. Relief from guilt and shame because the person has taken inventory of the damage they have caused their loved ones and are taught how to make amends and repair the damage. Restored ability to be honest and truthful. The ability to set goals and to attain them, regardless of the challenges that may need to be overcome to get there. The ability to choose healthy, positive relationships. The ...