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Facts
- Adolescents, young adults, and college students who become involved in prescription drug abuse show higher rates of cigarette smoking, binge drinking, and marijuana, cocaine, and other illicit drug use.
- It is not uncommon for nausea to come on during Desoxyn withdrawal (meth by prescription).
- Codeine is often prescribed for mild pain but may be prescribed to relieve coughs and severe diarrhea.
- In a recent survey, it was reported that 50% of today's teens feel that prescription drugs are much safer than illegal drugs.
Short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services in AL. are usually delivered in an inpatient or residential setting for a period of 30 days or less. Though long term drug rehabilitation typically demands at least a 90 day stay and a much more demanding course of treatment, short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services work by getting the addicted person abstinent through detoxification in conjunction with a short course of therapy and counseling to lightly deal with addiction issues. Because it can take several weeks if not months to truly address everything which might hang the person up and bring about relapse once they go back into the real world, short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services may not be recommended for those in Alabama who have a seriousaddiction and/or dependence to drugs.
Listings for "Short Term Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Services" in Alabama
- University of Alabama at Birmingham
1713 6th Avenue South Birmingham Alabama, 35294
205-975-8524 - Sunrise Lodge
1163 Washington Avenue SW Russellville AL., 35653
256-332-0078 - Bridge Inc
3232 Lay Springs Road Gadsden AL., 35904
256-546-6324 - Olivias House
8017 2nd Avenue South Birmingham Alabama, 35206
205-833-5708 x21 - Freedom House
54 Wheeler Hills Road Rogersville Alabama, 35652
256-247-1222 - Alcohol and Drug Abuse
2701 Jefferson Avenue SW Birmingham AL., 35211
205-923-6552 x12 - Bradford Health Services
1600 Browns Ferry Road Madison AL., 35758
800-879-7272 - Serenity Care Inc
1951 Dawes Road Mobile Alabama, 36695
251-635-1942 - Bridge Inc
3401 Newman Road Mobile Alabama, 36695
251-633-0475 - Cedar Lodge
22165 U.S. Highway 431 Guntersville AL., 35976
256-582-4465 x203 - Bradford Health Services
1189 Allbritton Road Warrior AL., 35180
800-333-1865 - Rapha Treatment Center
677 West Covington Avenue Attalla Alabama, 35954
256-538-7458 - SpectraCare
134 Katherine Avenue Ozark Alabama, 36360
800-951-4357
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