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While smoking is often associated with substance abuse in many ways, some centers believe that imposing total cessation during rehabilitation can lead to much larger issues than it's worth by maintaining a smoking ban. Maintaining a smoking ban can cause earlier than anticipated ending of treatment, or worse a hesitancy to even start rehab. Some research studies even present that allowing individuals to smoke while in rehab, particularly in the early stages of recovery, is often a way for clients form a bond with their peers and the rehab staff they're there with.
Smoking allowed without restriction drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers in Lewis Center take into consideration that not everyone in recovery is a smoker, so there are some restrictions and guidelines that are enforced and adhered to by people who smoke while they are in treatment. Even most people who smoke don't want to be in an environment where smoking is constantly permitted and so these programs have specific smoking areas so that clients who hasn't chosen to quit smoking can smoke freely and without judgment. These smoking allowed areas are mostly outside and there are very few programs which allow smoking indoors. Most substance abuse treatment programs also provide services for people who want to attempt to quit smoking tobacco while in treatment.
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