Completing a recovery programme is a positive step towards long-term sobriety and mental health. However, it does not necessarily mean that you have “cured” your addiction, as this is a life-long battle you must continue to face.
To ensure an ongoing successful recovery, it is important to continue to practise the skills and coping mechanisms learned in rehab after you return home. This can include attending support groups and aftercare, working with a therapist or counsellor, joining an exercise programme or hobby group and making healthy lifestyle choices.
Additionally, it is essential to stay connected with loved ones to maintain ongoing support and accountability. By focusing on these essential elements of recovery, you will be well on your way to achieving a successful and sustainable recovery from hallucinogens addiction.