29/07/2025
PATIENCE IN ADDICTION RECOVERY.
Patience ni vital during recovery because this is a time of growth, challenges, and changes. People tend to enjoy when things are stable and comfortable. Even when changes occurring are positive, we tend to get anxious about all of the possibilities. Some days you may be excited and happy about the changes made, but negative emotions and memories can rise to the surface and change that. If we allow these emotions to get out of control, hopelessness can quickly set in.
Ku overcome Madre (substance use disorder) can be a challenging task. However, it is a tremendously positive accomplishment. Often, when a person wants to change, they want it to happen quickly or they may get frustrated or depressed.
Nataka ukumbuje kua utumizi wa Madre (Drugs)is far more chaotic and painful than being sober. There are some tough journeys in life, but turning back is a worse option than pressing forward. Change is scary at first, but it gets easier with time. Eventually, after going through the adventure that is recovery, sobriety and growth can become your norm.
During the recovery process, taking time to build patience can be valuable and increase the chances of success. Through setbacks in your recovery journey, patience can help you control your emotions and find more meaningful mental rest.
Although it takes time to learn, in time, patience can become an important part of life. If you or a loved one wants to begin their path to recovery, The Good Shepherd Treatment and Rehabilitation Centre - Kibwezi is here to help.
At our home-like facilities in Makueni Kenya, we offer treatment for SUD and related mental health issues. Our caring staff is well trained. We realize that in treating addiction, mental health is just as important as physical health.
Alongside our treatment programs, we offer therapies including cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and trauma therapy among others. Each plan is tailored to the individual needs of our clients to ensure they have the best chance of success.
Give us a call today at 0799 466 927 to learn more.