Rehab

Rehab, short for rehabilitation, refers to the process of helping individuals recover from physical, mental, or substance-related challenges. It typically involves structured programs designed to restore health, independence, and well-being. In the context of substance abuse, rehab helps individuals overcome addiction to drugs or alcohol through therapies, counseling, and medical support. Physical rehab focuses on recovering from injuries or illnesses, such as strokes or surgeries, to regain strength and mobility. Psychological rehab addresses mental health issues, promoting emotional stability and coping mechanisms. Rehab aims to improve quality of life, empowering individuals to lead healthier, more productive lives.