Comments on: How to plan for re-employment or return to work or school Part Seven http://blog.usdrugrehabcenters.com/2005-12-15/how-to-plan-for-re-employment-or-return-to-work-or-school-part-seven/ Help is available now - 1 (866) 449-1490 Sat, 11 Oct 2008 06:54:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Kai http://blog.usdrugrehabcenters.com/2005-12-15/how-to-plan-for-re-employment-or-return-to-work-or-school-part-seven/#comment-72 Kai Fri, 16 Dec 2005 09:26:30 +0000 http://blog.usdrugrehabcenters.com/2005-12-15/how-to-plan-for-re-employment-or-return-to-work-or-school-part-seven/#comment-72 I definitely appreciate this last line of job prep pointers alot. Few endeavors were so hard for me after leaving treatment than finding a job. It took me persistance, organization & a bit of luck to finally land one. I could <i>never</i> have done that while still drinking & using. However, one of the things that I had to learn to prepare for was anticipating the bumps along the way. Even after someone lands a job, there's no way at all that every day will be smooth. At times, co-workers may cause problems, or circumstances might just be a bit more difficult than we had suspected. Either way, if someone has first conquered the <i>underlying problems</i> of his/her addiction, then these bouts of turbulence should be handled with ease. The future gets better & better indeed! This is one of the points that we stress in the <b><a href="http://www.passagesmalibu.com/philosophy.cfm?Display=Index" rel="nofollow">Passages Malibu Drug Treatment Program</a></b>. Our rehab program founder, <a href="http://www.passagesmalibu.com/staff.cfm?Display=Index" rel="nofollow"><b>Chris Prentiss</b></a>, just recently even published an entire <a href="http://www.passagesmalibu.com" rel="nofollow"><b>book on curing alcoholism & addiction</b></a> devoted to the principles behind this incredible new strategy for alcohol & drug rehabilitation. I would encourage anyone to read it. Good luck everyone! *ap I definitely appreciate this last line of job prep pointers alot. Few endeavors were so hard for me after leaving treatment than finding a job. It took me persistance, organization & a bit of luck to finally land one. I could never have done that while still drinking & using.

However, one of the things that I had to learn to prepare for was anticipating the bumps along the way. Even after someone lands a job, there’s no way at all that every day will be smooth. At times, co-workers may cause problems, or circumstances might just be a bit more difficult than we had suspected. Either way, if someone has first conquered the underlying problems of his/her addiction, then these bouts of turbulence should be handled with ease. The future gets better & better indeed!

This is one of the points that we stress in the Passages Malibu Drug Treatment Program. Our rehab program founder, Chris Prentiss, just recently even published an entire book on curing alcoholism & addiction devoted to the principles behind this incredible new strategy for alcohol & drug rehabilitation. I would encourage anyone to read it.

Good luck everyone!
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