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While smoking tobacco is often associated with substance abuse in many ways, some facilities think that enforcing total cessation during treatment can lead to much larger problems than it is worth by maintaining a ban on smoking. Implementing a smoking ban can cause premature departure from treatment, or even an aversion to rehab. Some studies show that allowing people smoking privileges while in rehab, especially in the early stages of recovery, is often a way for individuals to bond with other clients and the rehab staff they're working with.
Smoking permitted without restriction substance abuse rehabilitation facilities in Rule take into consideration that not everyone in recovery is a smoker, so there are some restrictions and guidelines that are implemented and followed by individuals who intend to continue smoking during rehab. Even most smokers do not want to be in an environment where there are no smoking rules in place and so these facilities usually have smoking allowed areas so that clients who hasn't chosen to quit can smoke freely and without judgment. These designated smoking areas are almost always outside and there are very few programs which allow smoking indoors. Most drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers also provide services for clients who want to attempt to quit smoking tobacco while in treatment.
