A Film Review of “The Business of Recovery” and Tips to Inspire Hope
by Rickard Elmore, Interventionist and Treatment Strategist™


- Make a commitment to recovery. All addiction and mental health treatment starts with you and your own resolve to make positive, life-affirming change in your life. For some it can be a difficult road, with the right services you can and will find success.
- Find a professional who understands not only the specific problem or difficulties you are dealing with, but also engages with the latest and most up to date science and research as it relates to the problem. To find reputable treatment, investigate to find out a treatment center’s expertise, services and the credentials of the medical and clinical staff.
- There is no “quick fix” or singular way of recovering that works for everybody. You are an individual with your own unique past, background and specific biological, psychological, and socio-environmental factors that contribute to your addiction and mental heath concerns.
- Don’t give up, and don’t allow shame or self-judgement to cause you to give up. No matter who you are, what you’ve done or what you have been through, you deserve to find a way not only into recovery, but into a life of health and happiness. It will take effort, it will take flexibility and it will take personal growth. Remember, recovery is a process — stick with it.
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