Celebrities should seek longer treatment, says Lohan's rehab CEO

Los Angeles: Celebrities should stay for longer duration in rehabilitation centre, says Richard Taite, CEO of Cliffside Malibu, where actress Lindsay Lohan has been shifted.

Lohan was in Betty Ford Center earlier.

Taite believes celebrities have treatment resistance addiction where they feel that rules of recovery do not apply on them because they are special, reports femalefirst.co.uk. 

‘Celebrities who have been classified as 'treatment resistant' have come to believe that they are in every way special, and as such, the rules of life and recovery do not apply to them. 

 ‘It is a belief that you are so special, that you'll literally kill yourself before you 'submit' to the process that it takes to find true recovery,’ Taite wrote in a column for Psychology Today magazine.