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Drug addiction is a chronic disease marked by compulsive drug use despite harmful consequences. While the decision to start using drugs is often voluntary, repeated use causes brain changes that reduce self-control and make resisting cravings difficult. Because these changes can last for years, addiction is considered a “relapsing” disease, meaning people are at risk of returning to use even after long periods of sobriety.

Relapse is common and does not mean treatment has failed. Like other chronic conditions, effective treatment is ongoing, regularly adjusted, and tailored to each person’s needs to support long-term recovery. Along the way, clients grow strong bonds and foster a sense of community that empowers and sustains their healing journey.