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With our extensive directory of addiction treatment programs in every state across the nation, we can assist you in getting the help you or your loved one needs to overcome addiction and mental health disorders.
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A recent proposal in the Oregon Legislature to raise the price of alcohol over five years to $.10 per bottle of beer and $.17 per glass of wine is the latest effort to address alcohol use disorders (AUD). Other states in the ...
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When you attend a drug and alcohol treatment program, whether inpatient or outpatient, there is one person who is often critical to the success of your treatment: your substance abuse counselor. A trained counselor acts as a kind of guide, ...
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According to the Pew Research Center, about 46% of American adults have a family member or close friend who has experienced addiction. While the effort to help a loved one get help can feel isolating, there are many people who are ...
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Many aspects of daily life underwent radical change during the COVID-19 pandemic. While the coronavirus began spreading in 2019, it was in 2020 that many people saw lockdowns in their states. This changed healthcare for a time, increasing the popularity of telehealth ...
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