Dallas Bragg explains why people relapse after rehab: they return to the same people and places that triggered their addiction. Rehab's structure—limited phone access, daily meetings, monitored routines—needs to be deliberately rebuilt at home to make recovery stick.
Why do I relapse right after leaving rehab? Hi, my name is Dallas. I'm a Chemsex recovery coach. You relapse after rehab because you are returning to the exact same people, places, and things that led to your addiction in the first place. You know this already. To bridge through the transition after treatment, you must recreate the conditions: limited and monitored phone use, daily meetings, Prescribed daily routines, your whereabouts being monitored, connecting with other people daily, recovery being your first priority. Listen, rehab worked for a reason. You must keep that same container after leaving for long-term success. One way you could do this is join my new group coaching program. It's a group of 10 men just like you meeting every Sunday for over 2 hours for 12 weeks, mixed with some one-on-one coaching sessions. As well. Comment or DM me the word group to apply.
