The day starts with a nutritious breakfast. It's important to note that proper nutrition is a big part of helping clients repair the damage done to their bodies while abusing their substances of choice. u003cbr/u003e After breakfast, clients will begin their therapy sessions. Since clients enter drug rehab at different times, each client is working on a different aspect of treatment. Much of the focus of therapy is going to center on intensive individual treatment. However, it's very likely any number of clients will get together during the day for group therapy sessions. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAt some time before lunch, clients get an opportunity to relax and recharge their batteries. Relaxation could involve watching TV, working on arts and crafts, listening to music, or simply hanging with one another until it's time to eat.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAfter lunch, clients will likely attend more therapy sessions. At some point during the day, a client's family members might be brought in for a family therapy session. While this might only happen once or twice a week, it's essential to make sure clients are working with family members to build support resources for the future.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eLate in the afternoon, it's common for clients to participate in some form of recreation. What they get to do as a group will depend a lot on the amenities the facility makes available. u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eAfter cleaning up a little for dinner, clients sit down and break bread together. Following dinner, clients might participate in additional individual therapy sessions or take part in a traditional 12 Step meeting as a group. As the evening winds down, clients get an opportunity to relax until bedtime. If medications are necessary, they are typically administered right before bed under the watchful eye of a medical staff member. Then it's light out.