Pat Moore Foundation, an Orange County Detox Facility Offers Hope at Last

July 7, 2009 - PRLog -- San Diego, CA – The Pat Moore Foundation, located in Orange County, California, has been empowering men and women who suffer from chemical and alcohol dependency the opportunity to break the addiction binds that tie them an oasis of hope and understanding.

Alcohol and substance detoxification is an extremely difficult process to overcome due to physical and mental withdrawals that come through recovery. Although abstinence from drugs and alcohol through a detox program combined with a therapy program does not guarantee ‘recovery’ from addition, it is clearly one of the best ways to achieve a life without chemical dependency. Persons who enter a program, such as this Orange County detox, have a higher success rate for long-term sobriety because they learn how to deal with the triggers that steer them to drink or drug again.

“Learning about triggers is an important aspect of what we offer here,” says Phil Allen, CEO of the Pat Moore Foundation. “Besides being an addict, it is important for our clients, and anyone suffering from addiction, to know the ‘who, what, where, when and why’ of what causes them to drink or drug again after any length of sobriety. It could be an old drinking friend, or a location, or even an event. We work to instill techniques of what to do when old behaviors begin cropping up again. Of course a key component is our clients’ desire to maintain their sobriety.”

Persons wishing to remain alcohol and drug free will usually come to believe that the journey of recovery is just that…a journey. They are never actually ‘recovered’ from the addiction but they understand that working on their recovery comes one day at a time.

The Pat Moore Foundation can be reached twenty-four hours-a-day at 1 (888) 426-6086, or they can be contacted at http://www.patmoorefoundation.com/Contact_us.cfm.

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A center for drug abuse treatment and alcohol rehab.
Specializing in detox programs for heroin, opiates, prescription drugs, methadone, cocaine, alcohol and other substances.