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malibuluxuryrehab · 8 months

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Refined Retreat: Malibu’s Heaven of Luxury Rehab

For an individual with addiction, one can be to find a place where you can heal and recover in peace. You may have tried different programs and facilities, but none of them seemed to offer the level of comfort, care and support that you deserve. You may have felt like you were just another number, or worse, a burden. Rehabilitation centers are an asset, Refined Retreat, is a luxury rehab center in Malibu that offers a personalized and holistic approach to addiction treatment. At Refined Retreat, one will find a serene and beautiful environment where the person can relax and reconnect with themselves. The individual enjoys spacious and elegant accommodations, gourmet meals, spa services, yoga classes, meditation sessions, art therapy, music therapy, and more. You will also have access to a team of highly qualified and compassionate professionals who will work with you to create a customized plan that suits your needs and goals. At Refined Retreat, we understand that addiction is not a moral failing, but a complex and chronic disease that affects the mind, body, and spirit. It is important to understand that each person’s journey is unique and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. That’s why we use a variety of evidence-based and alternative therapies to address the root causes of your addiction and help you heal on all levels. These rehab centers also offer aftercare services and alumni support to help to maintain one’s recovery and prevent relapse. Whether the individual is looking for detox, residential, outpatient, or sober living options, these refined retreated as a rehab center aims at providing a program that can fit ones schedule and budget. We accept most insurance plans and offer flexible payment plans to make our services affordable and accessible. Rehab retreat also respect your privacy and confidentiality and ensure that your stay with us is discreet and secure. The first step towards a new life of freedom and happiness is the one guaranteed by these rehabilitation centers that are no less than an asset to the people suffering from addiction and seeking to attain a lifelong sobriety. rehab retreat is there to help the patient 24/7.

Rehab retreat is not just a rehab center. It is a holistic wellness retreat that offers a comprehensive and personalized approach to addiction recovery. Unlike other rehab centers that focus on the symptoms of addiction, Malibu Luxury Rehab addresses the root causes of addiction, such as trauma, stress, mental health issues, and emotional pain. At such Luxury Rehab, one will receive the best care possible from a team of experts who are passionate about helping you heal. You will have access to a variety of evidence-based and alternative therapies, such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, mindfulness meditation, yoga, acupuncture, massage, and more. The Luxury Rehab is not a one-size-fits-all program. It is tailored to your specific needs and goals. You will have a personalized treatment plan that takes into account your medical history, psychological profile, personality type, preferences, and interests. You will also have a dedicated case manager who will monitor your progress and adjust your plan as needed.

Rehab retreat is not a temporary solution. It is a long-term investment in your health and happiness. One will learn the skills and tools you need to cope with life challenges without resorting to drugs or alcohol. It is a life-changing experience that will transform the person from the inside out. The patient here discovers their true self, their true potential, and their true purpose. Rehabilitation and professional guidance help the patient reclaim their dignity, confidence, and joy.

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serenitymaliburehabcenter · 9 months

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What are the ways of improving your spiritual life?

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xoxoladyaz · 11 months

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It Hits Different This Time, Part 2

Angst, Hurt/Comfort, Rock Star Eddie x Steve Harrington

TW: Mentions of alcohol, drug abuse

QUICK AUTHOR'S NOTE: I'm so sorry that the last entry was so angst heavy, I promise this one provides some comfort! Eddie needed to take a big step here and he really, really does. Also, much love to everyone who commented, I've tagged you at the bottom of the post - let me know if anyone else would like to be notified of the next entry!

Part One / Part Two / Part Three / Part Four / Part Five

It was another five days before Steve heard from Eddie. Another five torturous days of radio silence, only this time, there wasn’t anything online. No new articles were popping up saying he’d been spotted somewhere, no new TikToks of him meeting fans on the street. The rest of the band was MIA too; Steve had thought about sending Jeff a text to check-in but ultimately decided to wait another couple days. Robin had been texting with Chrissy, after all, and if something bad had gone down, she would know.

When Eddie did finally call, it wasn’t from a number that Steve recognized.

“I’m getting a call from Malibu.”

“Holy shit!” Robin sat up on the other end of the couch and shot him a look. “Okay, just breathe dingus, okay? It’s going to be okay, I’ll be here the whole time.” She squeezed his ankle comfortingly. “You can do this.”

Steve accepted the call with shaky hands and brought his phone to his ear. “Hello?”

“Hey Steve.”

He shut his eyes and swallowed, trying to stop his voice from cracking. “Eddie.”

He heard Eddie let out a watery laugh across the line. “Do you, uh, have a minute?”

“Mmmm hmmm,” Steve hummed. He physically couldn’t get an actual word out.

This was it. Eddie was leaving, he’d cheated, it was over –

“I’m in rehab.”

Steve’s eyes shot open. “You’re what?”

Robin started rocking back and forth. “Turn it up!” She hissed, and Steve obliged, turning up his volume so she could just barely hear what was being said. (Was this a private conversation? Yes. Did Eddie know he’d probably immediately tell Robin everything? Also yes.

Was this news big enough to warrant having Robin eavesdrop?

Absolutely yes.)

“Yeah, I’m, uh, at the Promises Treatment Center in Malibu,” Eddie continued. “We got back about five days ago and when I saw your note, I –

“Look, Steve,” Eddie continued, and his voice was choked up, like he himself couldn’t speak, “I fucked up. I’ve fucked everything up. You are – you said in that note that you didn’t want me to give up on my dreams, and you’re right, making it big and getting famous for my music was my dream for literal years. Because I kept thinking “once I get a record out there,” “once I go on tour,” “once I win a Grammy,” “once I get a million dollars,” then I’d finally be happy.

“But it turns out the only thing being famous has done is make me pretty fucking miserable,” Eddie let out a harsh laugh. “But I was so goddamn convinced that this was it, you know, that I’d accomplished my dreams so I must be happy that I started taking whatever I could get my fucking hands on to make me feel that way. The thing is drugs and the alcohol and the parties never made it fucking last. It just made every other second that I was in the public eye that much worse.

“But I’d still made it, you know? I felt like I didn’t deserve to feel this fucking miserable. And everyone back home was so fucking proud and I didn’t want to let them down - ” Eddie paused for a few moments to clear his throat before continuing. “I didn’t want to let you down. Because Eddie “The Freak” Munson didn’t deserve you, but maybe Eddie “The Rock Star” could.”

Steve can feel his own throat closing up and he can barely see Robin’s face, his eyes are watering that bad. “Baby,” he sobbed. “I wish you’d told me.”

“Me too,” Eddie sniffled across the line. “I didn’t though, I just kept self-medicating and ignoring it, because that’s always worked,” he huffed sarcastically. “But then - ” Eddie cut off again, and Steve can hear that he’s trying so hard to hold back his own sobs, “then I came home last week and realized that I’d missed our goddamn anniversary because I was too fucking high and that you were gone and I just – I called Jeff and I told him to get me on a plane out here because you – you, Steve Harrington, you are the best thing in my goddamn life. And the only dream I want to chase now is the one where we get married and adopt some kids and grow old together.”

“Eddie,” Steve sobbed out again, and he heard Eddie start to cry too, and then suddenly they were crying together, even from hundreds of miles away.

“So I’m gonna be here for the next six weeks,” Eddie finally continued, his voice still full of tears. “I’m, uh, meeting with a therapist for a few hours every day and working through my shit. I wanna be a guy who deserves good things, baby. I wanna be a guy who deserves you.”

“What – what about the band?” Steve sniffled, rubbing at his eyes. A handful of Kleenex appeared in front of him. Robin must have gotten up to grab them at some point. He shot her a thankful nod and patted at his eyes; Robin nodded back and did the same, her face flushed that bright shade of red that accompanied her own tears.

“Murray wrote a provision into our contract where if one of us checks into rehab, then the band is instantly put on a two-year, non-negotiable hiatus.”

“But – what about your momentum, the label kept talking about it?”

“The label can go fuck themselves” Eddie practically growled over the phone. “Who do you think hosted the party where I first got my hands on the hardcore stuff anyways?”

“Babe - ”

“Murray said he was going to look into some sort of contract termination so we can sign somewhere else. And even if we didn’t have that thing written into our contract, we probably would have gone on hiatus anyways, or worse. That – the last leg was rough. Gareth was just as fucked up as I was and Jeff was fucking pissed. He kept having to pull Gareth out of orgies and shit while babysitting Phil and I too.”

“Did,” Steve swallowed harshly, “did - ”

“No, baby, never,” Eddie declared quickly. “Even when I couldn’t fucking see straight, you were the only one I wanted to be with. I honestly don’t even know who we were partying with at the end there, the label sent them for some PR shit, I don’t know. It’s just another reason why we want out.”

“Oh,” Steve murmured, “okay. Good. Or, well, not good. You know.”

“Yeah, baby, I do,” Eddie replied softly.

They sat in silence for a few moments, just listening to each other breathe. “I, uh,” Eddie started up again quietly, “I’m wearing the ring.”

“Yeah?” Steve found himself smiling despite the fresh tears welling up in his eyes.

“Yeah,” Eddie’s voice was just as choked up as before. “It’s perfect. You’re perfect.”

“Eddie - ”

“Look, I know, I know I hurt you so, so badly and I’m never going to fucking forgive myself for what I did, but I – you’re everything I want, baby. If I had to give up Corroded Coffin tomorrow for you, I would do it in a heartbeat. And I – I know I can’t expect for you to just, like, forgive me after the shit I pulled, but – will you be there, when I get out? Can I – I want to come home to you,” Eddie finished, and Steve could hear that he was crying again.

Steve looked over at Robin, who was wiping more tears out of her own eyes. They looked at each other for a few moments.

It might be crazy, but I think I want to say yes.

I don't blame you. I mean, this is one hell of an apology, especially from Mr. “I’ll Never Need to Go to Rehab Ever.”

Yeah. And I love him.

And you love him.

“I’ll be there,” Steve murmured reassuringly, and Eddie burst into a new wave of muffled sobs on the other end of the phone. “Just do what you need to do and come home when you’re ready, okay? I’ll be waiting for home.”

“At home?” Eddie’s voice broke on a whimper.

“At home. I’ll even clean the bathrooms and everything,” Steve joked, and Eddie let out a loud laugh despite the quiet sobs Steve could still hear.

“Really? You’ll be there?”

“Yeah, Eddie. I’ll be there. We can get through this.”

“Together.”

“Together. Because I would rather share one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone.”

“Fuck, Stevie,” Eddie let out an incredulous laugh again, “I love you so fucking much, baby. I’m going to marry the fuck out of you someday.”

“Save the sweet talk for when you get home, okay?” Steve could feel his heart settling in his chest, and whatever tears he’d had left to cry were all gone now. There was just the twinge of missing Eddie, but that would go away soon enough. “I’m so fucking proud of you, Eds.”

“Thanks, baby.” Eddie’s answer was soft now. “So I, uh, get a couple hours to call people every day from one of the site’s phones. Can I keep calling you?”

“Please,” Steve heard Eddie exhale in relief. “Every day sounds perfect.”

“Good, good. I’ll have to, uh, use some of my time to talk to Wayne, but the rest of it is yours, baby. And Gareth, Jeff threw him into a different center too. His check-in was much less voluntary though.”

“Shit,” Steve winced. “Is there anything Robin or I can do to help?”

“Take Jeff and Chrissy out to a nice dinner and use the Amex,” Eddie snorted, causing Steve to laugh.

“Consider it done.”

“Good." Steve heard the sound of another voice behind Eddie. Eddie replied something Steve couldn't understand, but it was in the affirmative. "Doc says my time is up for today. My, uh, talk with Wayne took up a lot of time,” Eddie returned, and his voice trembled as he spoke. “But I’ll call you tomorrow and I’ll see you in six weeks.”

“Yes you will.” Steve shut his eyes and imagined Eddie was standing right in front of him. Eddie with his riotous curls and holey graphic tees and tight jeans. Eddie with his rings on his fingers, with Steve’s ring on his finger. Eddie, standing across from him and smiling at him with that twinkle in his eye that had first caught Steve’s attention all those years ago.

“I love you, Eds.”

“I love you too, sweetheart. I’ll see you on the other side.”

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farthngdr · 6 months

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Trouble Child

I can't stop thinking about Matthew Perry.

A few years back, he donated his luxury Malibu beach house to be used as a a rehab center: The Perry House.

I was listening tonight to a Joni Mitchell song I've heard dozens of times and know all the words to: "Trouble Child."

Every line suddenly made me think of Matthew Perry.

Up in a sterilized room Where they let you be lazy Knowing your attitude's all wrong And you got to change And that's not easy

Dragon shining with all values known Dazzling you, keeping you from your own Where is the lion in you to defy him When you're this weak And this spacey

So what are you going to do about it You can't live life and you can't leave it Advice and religion, you can't take it You can't seem to believe it

The peacock is afraid to parade You're under the thumb of the maid You really can't give love in this condition Still you know how you need it

They open and close you Then they talk like they know you They don't know you They're friends and they're foes, too Trouble child Breaking like the waves at Malibu

So why does it come as such a shock To know you really have no one Only a river of changing faces Looking for an ocean

They trickle through your leaky plans Another dream over the dam And you're lying in some room Feeling like your right to be human Is going over too

Well, some are going to knock you And some'll try to clock you You know it's really hard To talk sense to you

Trouble child Breaking like the waves at Malibu

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souryogurt64 · 11 months

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Sorry but who is The Mighty Fall about…

I think The Mighty Fall is about Ashlee, I have accidentally stumbled into a large volume of Insane Wentzlee Marriage Lore during writing my unhinged bandom manifestos

I thought it was initially about Ryan because it says the "12 steps in Malibu" thing and TYV were founded in Topanga which is near Malibu and Ryan did Alcoholic’s Anonymous, however I thoroughly investigated this and became convinced it was 100% about Ashlee.

“Bel Air” is in LA and “Bel Air baby” basically means rich girl probably, Ashlee moved to LA when she was 15 and was a child star so obviously there’s money happening there.

It was rumored Ashlee was an alcoholic hence the “12 steps in Malibu” thing. Center passages Malibu is a famous luxury rehab center.

Ashlee was supposedly caught on camera drunk in inappropriate situations, including yelling at someone in a McDonald’s in Canada or something, and supposedly according to gossip outlets (Huffpost, celebitchy, daily star, etc), she and Pete were fighting over this in court because of the custody thing.

At one point she allegedly started an altercation with Michelle Trachtenberg over Pete and was like drunk and yelling and gave him a lap dance or something, and it got reported by gossip outlets they got in a fight outside of Angels and Kings at some birthday thing or something.

One article speculating on Ashlee’s excessive drinking was by “MTV News Staff.” Hmmmm.

ANYWAY, the “gutter” thing I think is interesting because it’s pretty widely speculated their relationship was a little questionable as she gave birth like 7 months after they got married and her dad was a pastor, and had not been exclusive for very long before that— from what I can gather in very blunt, rude, and brief terms, it seems like Pete was a casual fan that got famous and got her pregnant.

The “coming clean” thing, Pete is notoriously possessive, delusional and paranoid so it doesn’t matter if she cheated or didn’t or whatever, but there were incredibly vague rumors she cheated. And also that he cheated on her. Someone who was NOT “MTV News Staff”, but appears to have written for MTV, appears to have said she cheated at one point but it’s gone now. Which is. Again. Hmmmm.

It also got reported that she would leave him voicemails or something which ties into the phone call aspect of the song. They also stayed friends which makes sense in the context of that verse. “Don’t call unless you’re dying” seems like an ex-spouse co-parent thing instead of a regular ex.

The “addict/a dick girl, addicted to you” and “screws missing” line— it was getting reported by gossip outlets that she filed for divorce due to his “erratic behavior” and (less reputably reported) his pill abuse.

Granted all of that is Big Sean’s verse, but whatever haha

Also they both went from like tabloid darlings to punchlines in a matter of months, hence “The Mighty Fall” haha

#zeldascott fitzgerald vibes if you ask me

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broughtandborn · 9 months

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The guy who played Mush in Newsies: a) was the singing voice for Max in A Goofy Movie, b) is married to Idina Menzel, and c) retired from acting and is the clinical director of a rehab center in Malibu.

Huh.

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yung-griffyndork0 · 6 months

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*warning. This post will be a memorial post. scroll past if you want*

Matthew Langford Perry. Born August 19th, 1969 (54) in Williamstown, MA. He played in “Friends, 17 Again, Fools Rush In, Serving Sara” & many more.

He gained international recognition in the 1990s for playing Chandler Bing on the NBC television sitcom Friends (1994–2004), for which he earned a Screen Actors Guild Award. In August 2018, it was reported that Perry underwent abdominal surgery to repair a gastrointestinal perforation. He disclosed in a tweet on September 15, 2018, that he spent three months recovering in hospital, suggesting that the surgery had taken place in June 2018.

Perry became addicted to Vicodin after a jet-ski accident in 1997, and completed a 28-day rehab program that year. His weight fluctuated over the next few years, dropping to 145 pounds (66 kg) due to pancreatitis. He entered rehab in February 2001 for an addiction to Vicodin, methadone, amphetamines, and alcohol. He was filming Serving Sara in Texas when he suffered severe stomach pains, and flew to Los Angeles to check into Marina del Rey's Daniel Freeman Hospital. Perry estimated he had spent $9 million to get sober. He revealed that due to his addiction issues, he did not remember three years of the time he was acting on Friends, between seasons three and six.

In 2011, Perry lobbied Congress as a celebrity spokesperson for the National Association of Drug Court Professionals in support of funding for drug courts. Perry received a Champion of Recovery award in May 2013 from the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy for opening Perry House, a sober living home in his former mansion in Malibu, California. Perry sold the home and shuttered the rehab center in 2015.

After two and a half months in a private rehab center, Perry finally was able to finish Serving Sara and return to Friends, as well as focus on bettering himself. In 2002, he did a number of interviews, explaining his road to recovery and finally getting to a good place.

“ I certainly wasn't a partyer; I just wanted to sit on my couch, take five Vicodin and watch a movie. That was heaven for me. It no longer is.” Perry said he had been clean for 18 months, which means that he was newly drug- and alcohol-free when the “Friends” reunion aired in May 2021.

“My friends call me Matty. And I should be dead.” So begins the riveting story of acclaimed actor Matthew Perry, taking us along on his journey from childhood ambition to fame to addiction and recovery in the aftermath of a life-threatening health scare.

“Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing: A Memoir” a book by Matthew. L. Perry. - November 1st 2022.

On October 28th, 2023. At the age of 54. Matthew Perry was found dead in his hot tub after apparent drowning.

Matthew want just some addict or someone on a screen. He was a son, a brother, and a friend. He made everyone feel special. When people tuned in to watch “FRIENDS” it was like they were actually living there and actually friends with the characters. Matthew made everyone smile. Matthew made Chandler Bing come to life. Matthew made people smile, laugh & cry. He brought joy to many. He will be missed.

Rest in peace Matthew Langford Perry. August 19, 1969 - October 28, 2023. (54)

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frienderbender · 2 years

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Kikkin’ It with Kixx

The long-awaited(?) post where I talk about the specifics of the Kikkin’ It Rehab Center. This includes technical things like costs and credentials, as well as what I feel is implied about the actual rehabilitation techniques (as well as some stuff I’ve just kinda extrapolated from it). General note: yes, Rikki is my fave character but I do not agree with everything I talk about here. I feel like that’d be obvious but I’m just gonna cover my bases. Rikki is a terrible sobriety spokesperson.

With that outta the way, let’s get into it:

This first part is copied from old notes from another doc I made months ago; this is more technical stuff (costs, staff, etc.):

Opening a rehab center in California is costly. Obviously. In general, it can run anywhere from 100K to 2mil. Considering that the Kikkin’ It Rehab Center is implied to be a more high-end, celebrity rehab center, this ups the cost even more. At the very least, I’d say Rikki dropped a good 1.5 to 2.5 mil on this from the start. He definitely had the money to do so, though I like to think Nikki helped him with the costs as well.

Again, since this is implied to be a celebrity rehab center, I’d imagine the actual price to stay there is anywhere from 10k to 30k a month. Also, because it’s so exclusive, I don’t think the center takes in more than probably around 30 people at a time.

It’s never stated “officially” how many rehab centers there are. I think there’s probably only the one in Los Angeles, but there are smaller buildings they own that are used as meeting centers (the large main building is for housing and amenities). Specifically I think the building that we see Rikki holding that meeting in that Rockzo speaks at used to be a club owned by Rikki. But I’ll save the headcanon elaboration for my webcomic >:]

A fun fact: technically you don’t really need any special license to open a rehab center in California. You don’t need special credentials as long as you have a staff (licensed therapists, counselors, nurses, etc). With that in mind, I doubt Rikki has any sort of qualifications and instead just has a staff that runs things for him. I do think he helped write the basic guidelines of their practices, though, because his name is plastered all over this place. He owns it, he can do what he wants. And it explains a lot about himself when you actually listen to what’s being said. But more on that in a minute.

And to make that last part clearer, I think while he doesn’t have any sort of license, he is still absolutely leading the meetings and all that.

As far as the actual practices go, I’m basing what I imagine his general rehabilitation model is like on both more religion-oriented Alcoholics Anonymous/12-Step principles (worth noting that though AA was founded by a Christian group, it is non-denominational, though some groups do have a more overt religious edge to them), as well as the beliefs of famous celebrity rehab centers, specifically the infamous Passages Malibu.

I do think he uses a spiritual edge to his work because preying on people’s spirituality is a very easy way to get people to do what you want. With that in mind, regardless of what he may actually believe, I think the Kikkin’ It Rehab Center works based on the mindset that alcoholism is not a disease and rather a moral failing (which, in my opinion, is complete bullshit but that’s besides the point). I have a very long headcanon about Rikki and his relationship with faith which could be its own separate tangent but to sum up: I think he was raised very strictly Catholic and has a complicated relationship with religion as an adult. That said, he knows the power one can have if they can use religion as a means of manipulation, so he uses it in his rehab.

In general, though, I think it follows a pretty basic 12 step program when you get right down to it.

So, back to what I was talking about a minute ago with the guidelines/practices of this place. Have you ever actually listened to what’s being said? Rikki claims that the key to getting sober is identifying the problem, no denying that. But what’s really striking is what Rockzo says at the meeting before Sobertown.

Rockzo: “I have clarity now, and that’s an amazing thing, I tell you. The key to getting clean is killing that part of you that was hurting you. You gotta kill that part of yourself.”

So like. Do we see the implications of this? Rikki is straight up telling his clients that they have to kill parts of themselves in order to even begin to get sober; again, going back to my point that the Kikkin’ It Rehab Center goes by the “addiction is a moral failing” principle. And if you’re wondering how that applies to Snakes n’ Barrels: Pickles was identified as the problem, so in order to “kill” the thing that was holding them back, they did the next best thing: issued a restraining order and reunited without him.

This is partly gonna turn into a Rikki analysis, which is inevitable with me, but I do think this idea of having to effectively “kill” parts of yourself says a lot about Rikki as a person. We know from watching him in the episode that he is so incredibly miserable, and that’s part of his motivation (“Because if I have to be sober, then I’ll make everybody sober, and they’ll have to live in the hell on Earth that I do.”) for running a rehab center at all. And when you think about it in this context, it makes perfect sense he feels this way. If he’s not only promoting a way of “healing” that includes talks of killing parts of yourself, but also actively trying to make his clients and the world around him feel as terrible as possible…yeah of course he’s miserable? I think this mindset is definitely reflective of some personal feelings on his own self, that he can really no longer recognize himself because that part of him is “dead.” He was his own worst problem.

I hope this makes some stuff a bit clearer about Rikki and why I definitely characterize his sobriety as being more of a genuine downward spiral than like. A new, healing chapter of his life. Yes, he absolutely needs to be sober if he was drinking so much that he has a severely damaged liver before 40, but I think his own personal ways of trying to make himself better were already poisoned from the start, so it made this journey to being clean more of like. A destruction of his own identity. This goes back to a lot of my own characterizations of Rikki (pre- and post- sobriety) where I think he gets a lot of his self-worth based on what others think of him. So in his mind it’s like. Oh people don’t like Rikki the rockstar anymore?? Ok he’s dead now. Do they like Rikki the SOBER rockstar?? They do???? Great, I’ll do anything to keep that perception of me in their heads.

idk man. Rikki is my fave but dude he makes me so sad sometimes.

#i have noooo idea how to tag this. i need a fucking uhhh analysis tag #rikki kixx #my whole analysis could’ve been longer but i’ll HOLD MYSELF BACK!

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luxuryrehab · 1 year

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malibuluxuryrehab · 1 year

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Welcome to Malibu Rehab. During the rehab process, we offer private rooms for privacy and comfort. Personalized treatment plans are provided by trained addiction recovery specialists, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, family therapy, and group therapy. In order to treat addiction holistically, we take a holistic approach. The centers are near beautiful beaches and natural settings, so you can surf and hike. Get started on your recovery journey today.

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serenitymaliburehabcenter · 9 months

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What is Roxycodone addiction and how it can be treated?

Roxycodone is a common opioid painkiller that is prescribed for providing temporary relief from severe pain or chronic pain, caused by injuries or illnesses. But continuous intake of this medicine can cause addiction, mainly when taken in higher doses. Various physical, psychological, behavioral, and even cognitive disorders can be detected due to this addiction. Treatment of this drug abuse is complicated and comprises different kinds of therapies. Several withdrawal symptoms are noted while treating roxycodone addiction, which can be harmful to body and mind of a patient. Click here to know all the necessary information about roxycodone addiction and its treatment process.

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saurabhsharmadigitalmkt · 2 months

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Unveiling the Ultimate Guide to Malibu Luxury Rehab: A Pathway to Healing and Renewal

Introduction

In the serene coastal haven of Malibu lies a sanctuary for those seeking solace and restoration from the grips of addiction. Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes and overlooking the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean, Malibu luxury rehab centers offer not just recovery, but an immersive journey towards healing and renewal. Let's embark on an exploration of what makes Malibu luxury rehab the ultimate pathway to reclaiming one's life from the clutches of addiction.

The Malibu Experience: Setting the Stage for Healing

1. Luxurious Accommodations: Malibu luxury rehab facilities redefine the concept of rehabilitation by offering opulent accommodations that provide comfort, privacy, and tranquility. From spacious private rooms to lavish amenities, every aspect is meticulously designed to foster a sense of serenity and relaxation conducive to the healing process.

2. Serene Natural Surroundings: Surrounded by the beauty of nature, Malibu luxury rehab centers provide a serene environment that serves as a healing sanctuary. The soothing sound of ocean waves, lush gardens, and panoramic views create an atmosphere of peace and mindfulness, allowing individuals to reconnect with themselves and find inner balance.

Holistic Healing Approaches

1. Personalized Treatment Plans: At Malibu luxury rehab centers, every individual is treated as unique, and their journey towards recovery is tailored to their specific needs and goals. From detoxification and therapy to holistic modalities such as yoga, meditation, and acupuncture, a comprehensive treatment plan is crafted to address the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of addiction.

2. Expert Medical and Therapeutic Support: With a team of experienced medical professionals, therapists, and counselors, Malibu luxury rehab centers offer unparalleled support and guidance throughout the recovery process. From 24/7 medical supervision to individual and group therapy sessions, individuals receive the care and attention needed to navigate the challenges of addiction and emerge stronger and healthier.

Experiential Therapies and Wellness Activities

1. Adventure Therapy: Malibu luxury rehab centers incorporate adventure therapy into their programs, offering outdoor activities such as hiking, surfing, and horseback riding. These experiential therapies not only provide physical exercise but also foster personal growth, self-confidence, and a sense of empowerment.

2. Nutritional Counseling and Gourmet Cuisine: Recognizing the importance of holistic well-being, Malibu luxury rehab centers offer nutritional counseling and gourmet cuisine prepared by renowned chefs. By nourishing the body with healthy and delicious meals, individuals are equipped with the energy and vitality needed to support their journey towards recovery.

Aftercare and Continued Support

1. Comprehensive Aftercare Planning: Recovery does not end upon completion of a rehab program; it is a lifelong journey. Malibu luxury rehab centers provide comprehensive aftercare planning to ensure individuals have the support and resources they need to maintain sobriety and thrive in their newfound life of wellness.

2. Ongoing Support Networks: From alumni programs to community support groups, Malibu luxury rehab centers foster a sense of belonging and connection among individuals in recovery. Through ongoing support networks, individuals can share their experiences, offer encouragement, and inspire hope in others facing similar challenges.

Conclusion

Malibu luxury rehab centers offer more than just a retreat from addiction; they provide a pathway to healing, renewal, and transformation. With luxurious accommodations, personalized treatment plans, experiential therapies, and ongoing support, individuals can embark on a journey of recovery surrounded by serenity, compassion, and hope. If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, consider exploring the transformative possibilities offered by Malibu luxury rehab.

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