#rehabilitation centres

[rehabilitationcentreinindia]

Rehabilitation Centres in India - Expert Care for Drug and Alcohol Recovery

Addiction to drugs and alcohol can have devastating effects on an individual’s health, relationships, and overall well-being. In India, the rising rates of substance abuse have led to a growing demand for effective and compassionate treatment options. Rehabilitation centres play a crucial role in helping individuals overcome addiction, offering structured care that fosters long-term recovery. Zorba Wellness, one of the leading rehabilitation centres in India, is dedicated to providing expert care and support for those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.

[crimson-rehabilitation]

Effects of an Exercise Program on Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Diseases: Retrospective Cohort

 Abstract 

Cardiovascular diseases are the main cause of mortality worldwide and can be prevented with strategies of control for modifiable risk factors. Verify the effect of an exercise program on modifiable risk factors for cardiovascular diseases. Design: Retrospective cohort study. Setting: Cardiopulmonary and metabolic rehabilitation center. Participants: Developed through the analysis of data from medical records from 2012 to 2018. The proposed protocol was 30 sessions of aerobic exercise on a treadmill. The behavior of blood pressure, Body Mass Index (BMI), functional capacity (Six-Minute Walk Test6MWT), peripheral muscle strength (Chair-Stand Test-CST), exercise capacity (distance covered on the treadmill) was extracted from the medical records pre and post program. The sample consisted of 83 subjects, hypertensive stage 1 (Systolic Blood PressureSBP 131.96±16.41mmHg; diastolic blood pressure- DBP 80.22±12.18mmHg) and obese BMI (30.66±5.37Kg/m2 ). After 30 sessions of aerobic exercise, subjects decreased blood pressure values (SBP: 117.73±12.28mmHg; DBP 69.89±10.83mmHg; p≤0.00), characterized as normal. There was also a slight non-significant decrease in body weight and BMI (30.48±5.48Kg/m2 ). The functional capacity improved (6MWT: 473.82±87.78 meters to 516.48±82.92 meters; p≤0.00), as well as the distance covered (2.001,45±437.23 meters to 2.931,45±353.44 meters; p≤0.00) and in the CST (12.40±3.61 to 14.66±3.29; p≤0.00). Conclusion: The protocol performed in this study demonstrated efficacy in the reduction of blood pressure, improving functional capacity, peripheral resistance and exercise capacity.

Read more about this article: https://crimsonpublishers.com/epmr/pdf/EPMR.000591.pdf

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Articles: https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=view_citation&hl=en&user=MAr8S6kAAAAJ&citation_for_view=MAr8S6kAAAAJ:_Qo2XoVZTnwC

[healthyboom]

A Comprehensive Guide to Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation encompasses a diverse spectrum of services and programs aimed at restoring physical, mental, and emotional well-being. It involves adult rehabilitation centers and physical rehabilitation networks that offer comprehensive care to individuals recovering from injuries or ailments. Community rehabilitation companies and centers near you provide vital support, ensuring a smoother transition towards a healthier life. From drug rehabilitation to vocal therapy, rehabilitation services address a multitude of needs, including substance abuse and mental health. Wildlife and animal rehabilitation centers nurture injured creatures. Additionally, vocational rehabilitation empowers individuals to re-enter the workforce. Overall, rehabilitation is a lifeline, guiding recovery and renewal in various forms, from physical therapy to addiction treatment.

[anandacarerehab]

Break free from addiction at Ananda Care, your nearest rehab centre committed to your journey of transformation. We at Ananda Care stand as your beacon of hope and transformation. Ananda Care offers not just recovery but a revitalized life. Our compassionate team ensures a bespoke approach, addressing your needs and aspirations. Ananda Care, your nearby rehab centre, invites you to rediscover life beyond addiction. Ananda Care can be your partner in reclaiming a fulfilling, addiction-free life.

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[livercureguide]

Effective Rehabilitation Centres in India for a Healthier Lifestyle

Anatta Rehabilitation centres in India provide a range of services to help individuals recover from addiction, mental health issues, and physical disabilities. Anatta rehab centre is one such centre that offers personalized care and comprehensive treatment programs. At Anatta rehab centre, they have an exclusive program for co-dependent individuals that runs parallel to that of the dependent. Additionally, if your loved one does not come in immediately, your therapy sessions continue for you facilitated by their family therapist. With a focus on holistic healing and wellness, rehabilitation centres in India provide a supportive environment that promotes recovery and personal growth. With experienced professionals and evidence-based treatment programs, these centres can help you overcome your challenges and improve your quality of life.

Visit Us:- https://anatta.in/

[too-many-lavellans]

Venui Lavellan

Halla Keeper Non-Combatant

[welivetodream]

Dazai X Would've could've, should've (Taylor Swift)

If you would've blinked then I would've

Looked away at the first glance.

If you tasted poison, you could've

Spit me out at the first chance

If I was some paint, did it splatter

On a promising grown man?

And if I was a child, did it matter

If you got to wash your hands?

And if you never saved me from boredom

I could've gone on as I was

But, Lord, you made me feel important

And then you tried to erase us

And the God's honest truth is that the pain was heaven

And now that I'm grown, I'm scared of ghosts

Memories feel like weapons

And now that I know, I wish you'd left me wondering

God rest my soul, I miss who I used to be

The tomb won't close, stained glass windows in my mind

I regret you all the time

I can't let this go, I fight with you in my sleep

The wound won't close, I keep on waiting for a sign

I regret you all the time

If clarity's in death, then why won't this die?

Years of tearing down our banners, you and I

Living for the thrill of hitting you where it hurts

Give me back my childhood (girlhood), it was mine first

I regret you all the time

I can't let this go, I fight with you in my sleep

The wound won't close, I keep on waiting for a sign

I regret you all the time

(ps: NO I am NOT implying any sexual abuse done by Mori to Dazai or anyone else. This is purely about the emotional and mental abuse Dazai went through as a child by being in the Port Mafia under Mori's mentorship. It is clear, him being in the Mafia really messed up his already mentally ill brain. Mori as a doctor should be held responsible for what happened to Dazai and so many other Port Mafia kids, regardless if they worked consensually or not, kids should be protected in all situations from both physical and mental turmoil.

Ofc the original intention of the song by Taylor and what it meant for her and the things she went through is very different, but as a song itself we can interpret certain parts of it in different ways. I do not think the two situations are any similar but it is only an artistic way of looking at these lyrics to convey a difficult subject matter)

[tmae3114]

this is the point in the quest where I both laughed out loud and became abruptly filled with further dread about just what must be coming if they were giving us this much funny dialogue before it happened

[glowinggreeneyes-e]

if it’s not already out there I need a modern Robin/Julian AU where Robin is Julian’s dealer for, well, anything.

and they eventually hang out together, because Julian can actually be himself around Robin, there’s no expectations and he’s fun and puts up with him! And Robin doesn’t really trust anyone but the untrustworthy MP, who has put his reputation in his hands. His life in his hands.

so try new strains and imports at Julian’s second or third or fourth house, get high off whatever, and eventually make small mistakes - falling asleep in the same bed, roughing up hair just to feel the other man, fumbling open buttons to get out of clothes because the air con isn’t working but neither is my body, craving intimacy when it’s only one more half-hearted drunken shoulder massage away, trying to remember if they actually did touch each other last night or hallucinate it or dream it because everything is melting together now

until the dam breaks

[thepastisalreadywritten]

These are Jumbo and Adjibolo, two western lowland gorillas who were rescued from the illegal pet trade after seeing their mothers killed for bushmeat.

Fortunately, they are now at Limbe Wildlife Centre. Look at their really human-like behavior. 🦍

📹: Limbe Wildlife Centre / @LimbeWildlife via X

[rehabilitationcentreinindia]

Find the Best Rehab in Mumbai – Personalized Treatment Programs

In today’s fast-paced world, addiction has become a growing concern, affecting not only individuals but also families and communities. The journey to recovery can be daunting, but finding the right rehabilitation center can make all the difference. Zorba Wellness stands as a beacon of hope, providing personalized treatment programs to help individuals regain control over their lives. As one of the best rehabs in Mumbai, we offer comprehensive solutions for both drug and alcohol rehabilitation, tailored to meet each person’s unique needs.

[ohoddsleepydood]

I know I should’ve put this on Reddit but I cannot currently log in for some reason:

Am I the asshole for slapping my step-dad?

WARNING: Substance use, Abuse and Self Harm etc

A little backstory;

My entire life I’ve had to deal with mental illness, specifically Bipolar disorder. And when you’re not diagnosed as a child everyone treats you like it’s all your fault. I don’t completely blame me, I was a total little shit and had many breakdowns in which I would be physically violent, but you have to remember, I WAS a child. I had reason to act this way, I didn’t understand my brain and no one else did either.

I was in special ed classes when I was in elementary school and I didn’t even have autism. But I was still very neurodivergent. I’ve had to go through a lot of emotional abuse and gaslighting from my mother and alcoholism from both of my dads. And I don’t blame my dads because my stepdad also deals with depression and my bio dad has a LOT of trauma and is in the Navy.

I finally got diagnosed when I was 11 and started the search for a right therapist and the right meds. I cycled through a few until highschool when I just used the schools therapist. Which I was lucky they had. I learned that mood stabilizers make me feel extremely numb and not to take a very high dose of them. But even after getting diagnosed I was still treated like I was the problem.

I progressed a lot through out the years but I was still struggling with suicidal thoughts and tendencies including hurting myself frequently. It got so bad that during middleschool I literally BEGGED my parents to take me to a mental hospital and they consulted my therapist which said I was fine when I obviously wasn’t.

This isn’t mentioning that I was a very busy child with a lot of extracurriculars that I was forced to continue in even when I asked to be taken out since they were taking a toll on me.

Fast-forwarding to present day:

Last year at the end of the school year I had to stop my at the time boyfriend from killing himself which was a MAJOR strain on my mental and physical health. I began spiraling mentally, btw MORE than I was before when I was dealing with a lot of existential dread even when I was in active therapy and on meds.

So I started using a LOT to cope and hurting myself. I was using mostly edibles and couldn’t even count on my friends to stay with me all of the time bc it was finals week, so I was mostly alone in this state. At one point I went to an older friends’ house and they gave me a bong which I’ve never had before and it led me to nosedive into psychosis.

After which I ended up being taken to an in town psych ward of sorts which was an awful experience given I had to educate them even when I was in psychosis bc none of their methods were up to date. Because of friends influence and my state I at the time thought I had DID and talked to myself in a messy notebook. I ended up leaving that place against medical advice and had a friend drive me back to campus.

I did this because I wanted to be with friends which was an awful idea since they were very unreliable and all around didn’t spend much time with me when I needed it most.

I was MIA for a bit bc i didn’t have a phone charger and couldn’t contact my family. Eventually I got a wellness check on me and I got escorted to the actual hospital by the police, I was in and out of consciousness and paranoid as hell. When the cop asked what I was on I cried and told her edibles, she was very calm and said that that wasn’t illegal so I was fine.

I went into the mental ward of the hospital and was a fucking ray of sunshine bc I wasn’t medicated and very out of my head. I was even doing pushups in my room. I didn’t have any cloths with me that I could wear until my parents brought me some. While I was there my parents moved me out of my dorm even though I really didn’t want them to. I don’t blame them, they didn’t know when I was going to be out of the hospital and it was the last week of school.

When I got out I was more depressed because I was coming off of a high and on a LOT of antipsychotics and mood stabilizer so I was sleeping all the time.

Eventually I ended up going to ANOTHER institution after IOP wasn’t working for me. I won’t go into much detail for the others but I ended up going to 5-6 different mental hospitals/institutions after many relapses and attempts. When I finally finished IOP I tried to kms again this time with something more lethal:bleach and a Dremel. That was the final straw and I ended up going to a rehab in Florida which btw I ended up having to spend my life savings on.

Soooo ever since I got back my parents have been threatening to kick me out (party bc I relapsed, yes ik that’s bad but I’ve been clean for over a month now from using and self harm) And they’ve been acting like nothing has changed which is a fucking lie. The only excuse they have is that when I lost my job my sleep schedule was fucked up bc I didn’t have anything else to do.

Last week I was manic asf bc of stress and coming off of rexulti bc my insurance wouldn’t approve it and trintellix bc it ended up being 400$. So I was awake for 2 days straight and wasn’t even doing anything wrong, I was CLEANING and my mom came in and told me to leave.

So during last week I’ve been getting my things from my house and not a single time would they help me take it back to my dorm, I always had to have a friend or family do it. Last night I got most of my things packed up except for some clothes I forgot and they started yelling at me bc apparently I was taking too long.

I was having an argument with my mom and my stepdad stepped in and started yelling at me too and tried grabbing my things including my suitcase which was OPEN. So obviously I tried to get it back from him and my mom was trying to separate us and he just kept throwing insults at me and I threatened to slap him if he didn’t stop and he said “do it”. So I fucking did.

I ended up breaking his glasses which left my hand with a few cuts and my mom had to hold him back from going after me. I was told to gather my things and I tried to as quickly as I could but I’ve been living there my whole life so obviously it took me a while. During which I was calling out my mother and step-father.

One thing I recalled repeating my mother saying was “We don’t owe you shit and you owe us everything” and ofc she denied it. She’s also many times said that she’s done so much for me and I should be thankful when most of it was the bare minimum except for extracurricular activities which I am grateful for and I’ve expressed such many times.

I also called out to my stepdad which idk if he heard or not, “remember when you were drunk and you punched me in my stomach when I was a CHILD?!”

I feel so bad for my 10 year old sister to have to experience this. Next month I plan to transfer the title of my car; which btw was only in my moms name for insurance reasons, and get the rest of my things and then I don’t plan to talk to them ever again if I can help it. Thank GOD my sister has messenger kids on her tablet so I’m not completely cut off from her.

So…. Am I the asshole?

[sitting-on-me-bum]

Samboja, Indonesia

An orangutan climbs trees at Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation’s Samboja Lestari rescue and rehabilitation centre in East Kalimantan. Indonesia is moving its capital city from Jakarta to the island of Borneo amid warnings from environmentalists that the capital will cause massive deforestation, threaten the habitat of endangered species such as orangutans and imperil the homes of Indigenous communities

Photograph: Achmad Ibrahim/AP

[portcharlottedetox]

How Alcohol Affects the Brain: Understanding the Impact and Path to Recovery

Alcohol consumption is a common part of social life for many people, but its effects on the brain can be significant and far-reaching. Chronic or heavy drinking can lead to both short-term and long-term changes in brain function and structure, potentially resulting in addiction. Understanding how alcohol affects the brain is critical to recognizing the need for professional help through an Alcohol Treatment Program or Detox Program offered at an Addiction Treatment Center in Port Charlotte.

The Short-Term Effects of Alcohol on the Brain

When alcohol enters the bloodstream, it travels to the brain, where it begins to interfere with communication pathways. These disruptions affect how the brain processes information, leading to:

Impaired Judgment Alcohol reduces activity in the prefrontal cortex, the area responsible for decision-making and impulse control. This can result in risky behaviors and poor judgment.

Memory Lapses Alcohol impacts the hippocampus, a region of the brain essential for forming new memories. Even moderate drinking can cause short-term memory loss or blackouts.

Slowed Reaction Time Alcohol acts as a depressant on the central nervous system, slowing down the brain’s communication with the body. This can lead to delayed responses and impaired coordination.

The Long-Term Effects of Alcohol on the Brain

Prolonged or excessive alcohol use can cause lasting damage to the brain, including:

Brain Shrinkage Chronic alcohol consumption can reduce the size of the brain, particularly in areas related to memory and cognitive function. This can lead to problems with learning, concentration, and decision-making.

Neurotransmitter Imbalances Alcohol alters the levels of neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin, which play a role in mood regulation. Over time, this can contribute to mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.

Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome Heavy drinking can lead to a deficiency in thiamine (vitamin B1), resulting in a condition called Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome. This disorder causes severe memory problems, confusion, and motor issues.

Increased Risk of Addiction Repeated alcohol use changes the brain’s reward system, making it more difficult to feel pleasure without alcohol. This reinforces the cycle of addiction, requiring intervention through an Addiction Treatment Program or Alcohol Detox Program.

Alcohol’s Impact on Mental Health

In addition to physical damage, alcohol can significantly impact mental health. It can exacerbate pre-existing conditions like anxiety and depression or lead to the development of new issues. Individuals often find themselves caught in a cycle where they use alcohol to self-medicate, only to worsen their symptoms over time.

The Role of Detox and Treatment

For individuals struggling with alcohol dependency, the first step toward recovery is recognizing the problem and seeking professional help. An Addiction Treatment Center in Port Charlotte provides a variety of services designed to address both the physical and psychological effects of alcohol use.

1. Alcohol Detox Program

Detoxing from alcohol is a critical step in recovery. A medically supervised Alcohol Detox Program ensures safety during withdrawal, which can include symptoms like nausea, tremors, and even life-threatening seizures.

2. Addiction Treatment Program

After detox, a comprehensive Addiction Treatment Program helps individuals address the root causes of their alcohol use. This often includes therapy, counseling, and holistic treatments to promote long-term recovery.

3. Residential Program

For those with severe alcohol dependency, a Residential Program provides a safe, supportive environment for intensive treatment. This structured setting allows individuals to focus entirely on their recovery without external distractions.

4. Dual Diagnosis Treatment

If mental health issues co-occur with alcohol addiction, dual diagnosis treatment is essential. This integrated approach addresses both conditions simultaneously, improving outcomes and reducing the risk of relapse.

The Importance of Early Intervention

The longer alcohol misuse continues, the greater the damage to the brain and overall health. Early intervention through a Detox Program or Alcohol Treatment Program can prevent long-term complications and provide the tools needed for a successful recovery.

At Port Charlotte Detox, our team is committed to helping individuals take that critical first step. With services like Drug Detox Programs, Residential Programs, and specialized addiction treatments, we offer personalized care tailored to your needs.

Taking the First Step Toward Recovery

Alcohol’s effects on the brain can be devastating, but recovery is possible with the right support. If you or a loved one is struggling with alcohol dependency, don’t wait to seek help. An Addiction Treatment Center in Port Charlotte can provide the resources and guidance needed to reclaim your life.

Conclusion

Alcohol may have short-term effects that seem harmless, but its long-term impact on the brain can be profound. By understanding these effects and seeking professional treatment through a Detox Program or Residential Program, individuals can break free from addiction and begin the journey to a healthier, happier life.

Recovery is possible—start your journey today with the expert care and support of Port Charlotte Detox.