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Facts
- Doctors are the typical prescribers of OxyContin.
- The severity of one's Dilaudid withdrawal symptoms are dependent on the amount taken and length of addiction.
- Private and group therapy, life skills training, and Percocet addiction education can prevent relapse and resolve issues that are directly related to the problem of addiction.
- In 2006 there were a total of 30 million stimulant prescriptions dispensed by U.S. retail pharmacies. This number increased substantially in the years following with upwards of 45 million stimulant prescriptions dispensed by U.S. retail pharmacies in 2010.�''
Transitional housing is a very useful resource for recovering individuals in Colorado who have graduated a drug treatment program but still need time to completely re-adjust to normal life and the real world. To someone who has abused drugs or alcohol to self medicate and particularly for long term addicts, the world can seem like a formidable place now that one has to endure life without alcohol or drugs. Transitional housing in CO. provides a secure setting where individuals who are in this stage of the drug rehab experience can slowly grow to be at ease with the process of restoring their life without drugs and becoming independent. While in transitional housing individuals can continue to receive one-on-one and group counseling as needed to help them along, and also to obtain stable employment and housing so that they have a good chance at remaining abstinent and being to lead a successful and happy life.
Listings for "Transitional Housing" in Colorado
- New Beginnings Recovery Center
191 East Orchard Road Littleton CO., 80121
720-473-7106 - Mile High Council on Alcoholism and
4242 Deleware Street Denver Colorado, 80216
303-825-8113 - Mental Health Partners
3180 Airport Road Boulder CO., 80304
303-443-8500 - Harmony Foundation Inc
1600 Fish Hatchery Road Estes Park Colorado, 80517
970-586-4491 - Sobriety House Inc
121 Acoma Street Denver CO., 80223
720-381-4336 - Colorado West Regional Mental Hlth Ctr
2800 Riverside Parkway Grand Junction Colorado, 81501
970-245-4214 - Center of Hope
5303 West Kentucky Avenue Denver CO., 80226
303-935-7746 - Arapahoe House
- - - Littleton Colorado, 80120
303-657-3700 - Colorado Coalition for the Homeless
30999 County Road 15 Las Animas CO., 81054
719-662-1100 - Triple Peaks Recovery
2270 La Montana Way Colorado Springs Colorado, 80918
719-528-3500 - A Community ReEntry Place
14221 East 4th Avenue Aurora CO., 80011
720-207-5041 - CEDAR University of Colorado Hospital
1693 North Quentin Street Aurora Colorado, 80045
720-848-3000 - Stout Street Foundation
7251 East 49th Avenue Commerce City CO., 80022
303-321-2533 x203 - Mesa County Criminal Justice Services
650 South Avenue Grand Junction Colorado, 81501
970-244-3300 - Courage to Change Ranch
5485 Appaloosa Drive Colorado Springs CO., 80923
719-572-1547
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