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Facts
- An overdose of a barbiturate causes the user to slip into a coma and possibly stop breathing all together. Death is a real possibility when a person has taken too high a dose of a barbiturate.
- By receiving private counseling and group therapy, prescription drug addicts can get in touch with deep seated issues that are contributing to the problem of addiction in their life.
- There are people who develop such a severe prescription drug addiction problem that they will seek out drugs on the street. They will even take drugs that are not what they were looking for just to "take the edge off" their craving.
- In 2008, Kentucky experienced 17.9 prescription drug overdose deaths per 100,000 people.
Short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services in CT. are typically delivered in an inpatient or residential setting for a duration of 30 days or less. Though long term drug rehabilitation typically demands at least a 90 day stay and a lot more rigorous course of treatment, short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services work by getting the individual abstinent through detox in conjunction with a short course of counseling and therapy to lightly address addiction issues. Since it usually takes several weeks if not months to truly address everything which may hang the person up and result in relapse once they go back into the real world, short-term drug rehab and alcohol treatment services may not be sufficient for those in Connecticut who have a seriousaddiction and/or dependence to drugs.
Listings for "Short Term Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Services" in Connecticut
- Chemical Abuse Services Agency Inc
690 Arctic Street Bridgeport Connecticut, 6608
203-339-4112 - Connection Inc
542 Long Hill Road Groton CT., 6340
860-405-2107 - VA Healthcare Systems of Connecticut
950 Campbell Avenue West Haven CT., 6516
203-932-5711 x3887 - High Watch Recovery Center
62 Carter Road Kent Connecticut, 6757
860-927-3772 - Mountainside Treatment Center
187 South Canaan Road Canaan Connecticut, 6018
860-824-1397 - Youth Challenge of Connecticut
15-17 and 19 May Street Hartford CT., 6105
860-728-5199 - Rushford at Stonegate
459 Wallingford Road Durham CT., 6422
877-577-3233 - Wellmore Behavioral Health Inc
142 Griggs Street Waterbury Connecticut, 6704
203-574-1419 - Connection Inc
99 Eastern Drive Middletown Connecticut, 6457
860-343-5513 - Central Naugatuck Valley Help Inc
900 Watertown Avenue Waterbury CT., 6708
203-756-8984 x107 - Community Health Resources
391 Pomfret Street Putnam CT., 6260
860-697-3345 - Farrell Treatment Center
586 Main Street New Britain Connecticut, 6051
860-225-4641 x2004 - APT Foundation Inc
425 Grant Street Bridgeport Connecticut, 6610
203-781-4600 - Stonington Institute
75 Swantown Hill Road North Stonington CT., 6359
860-445-3008
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