He's been given a second, and now, a third chance to get things right, and he only wants to go to the place he calls home and be with the people he cares about. It's hard to not think of the Season 1 finale when watching this ending.
A: From 10-20K per treatment episode. Residential addiction treatment costs, on average, more than $700 per day for inpatient treatment. According to one recent government study, the average price of addiction treatment per residential patient episode has recently been estimated at $11,260.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported the median salary for substance abuse and behavior counselors, as of May 2010, was $38,120 (www.bls.gov). The 10th percentile earned $24,690 and the 90th percentile earned $60,400. The highest paying location for addiction counselors was New Jersey with an average annual wage of $57,760. Hawaii, Wisconsin, Maine and Alaska were also among the top five highest paying states. The BLS reported, as of May 2010, outpatient rehab centers have the highest concentration of counselors in the country.