Rehab is a process that is meant for people that have an addiction to drugs or alcohol. It is meant to help people who have an addiction to use drugs get out of the habit of using it and help them stop using them as a coping mechanism.Rehab is not only meant for drug users it is also meant for people that are mentally unstable or need help to get out of an addiction. 

Rehab can help with drug addictions by making people adapt to not use drugs regularly. Rehab is also meant to help those who do not continue using them. Rehab can usually take an average 30,60, or even 90 days before you start seeing results. A single Rehab session lasts about 30 to 60 minutes or sometimes even longer.

Failing to treatment could result in jail time or additional fines. Judges may require participants to restart or extend their court-ordered rehab program. In several cases, participants may face imprisonment as a result of non-compliance. Therapy sessions, including family counseling, can help rebuild trust and communication with loved ones. For many, court-ordered drug rehab is a turning point toward lasting recovery and personal growth.