Inpatient Treatment

What Is Inpatient Treatment/Rehab? Inpatient rehab is an effective treatment method for substance use disorders (SUD). It is available for people with drug use disorders or alcohol use disorder (AUD). Some facilities treat both types of addiction, while some specialize in one or the...

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Outpatient Treatment

What is Outpatient Drug Treatment/Rehab? Outpatient drug rehab is a...

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Dual Diagnosis Rehab

What is Dual Diagnosis Rehab? According to the 2018 National...

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Partial Hospitalization Programs

Partial Hospitalization Program Definition A partial hospitalization program (PHP) is...

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Difference Between Inpatient and Outpatient Care

What is Inpatient Care? Inpatient care, sometimes called residential clinical...

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Living with an Alcoholic

Signs & Symptoms of an Alcoholic  There are several signs and symptoms of alcoholism. If the person you are living with experiences any of the following, it is a good idea to seek guidance...

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How to Deal With a Drug Addict Daughter or Son

What Causes Drug Addiction? Drug addiction is influenced by many factors, including gender, ethnicity, past experiences, age, mental health disorders, and environment. Women respond to substances differently than men and often get addicted to...

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How to Sober Up

What Does “Sobering Up” Mean? When someone consumes excessive amounts of alcohol or another type of drug, they need time to sober up to function as usual. While there are some ways to improve...

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How to Get Into a Methadone Clinic

What is a Methadone Clinic? Methadone clinics, also known as substance use disorder services clinics (SUDs), dispense medications to people addicted to opioids. Methadone is one of the most common (but not the only...

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Cotton Fever

What is Cotton Fever? Cotton fever, sometimes called a “dirty shot,” is a term used to describe a medical condition that affects long-term methamphetamine and heroin addicts. It is caused by Pantoea agglomerans, a...

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How to Help an Addict Who Doesn't Want Help

Signs Your Loved One is an Alcoholic Alcoholism is the most severe form of problem drinking. It describes an intense and often uncontrollable desire to drink alcohol. Those experiencing alcoholism will often place drinking...

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