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- The prescription drug Codeine comes from the opium poppy and is related to morphine and heroin.
- Researchers from the West Virginia Controlled Substance Monitoring Program determined that almost 18% of people with drug-related deaths were pharmacy shoppers, visiting multiple pharmacies to have prescriptions filled.
- In 2010, Georgia experienced 6.5 kilograms of prescription painkillers sold per 10,000 people.�''
- The non-medical use of prescription painkillers led to a more than 500% increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to these drugs between 1997 and 2007.
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New Hampshire - Drug Rehabilitation for Gay and Lesbian Individuals
Gays and Lesbian people in New Hampshire who are in need of drug rehab sometimes require a specific recovery curriculum which will allow treatment professionals to more effectively handle the needs and demands of this group of rehab client. It has been shown that Gay and Lesbian people in New Hampshire benefit from being in a recovery setting which supports them instead of judging them, an aspect which can help these individuals feel more at ease and safe while working through their drug abuse issues. Treatment for Gays and Lesbians is a much more effective process when they feel accepted and treatment professionals know what to expect in terms of their unique challenges and treatment issues during the course of rehabilitation.
Listings for "Drug Rehabilitation for Gay and Lesbian Individuals" in New Hampshire
- Serenity Place
101 Manchester Street Manchester New Hampshire, 3101
603-625-6980 - Greater Nashua Mental Health Center
15 Prospect Street Nashua New Hampshire, 3060
603-889-6147 - Community Improvement Associates
170 Emerald Street Keene New Hampshire, 3431
603-352-1016 - Genesis Behavioral Health
599 Tenney Mountain Highway Plymouth New Hampshire, 3264
603-524-1100 - Keene CBOC
640 Marlboro Street Keene New Hampshire, 3431
603-358-4900 - NH Div Alcohol Drug Abuse Prev and
15 Brook Street Manchester New Hampshire, 3104
603-836-5145 - Southern New Hampshire Medical Ctr
29 NW Boulevard Nashua New Hampshire, 3063
603-577-5721 x5701 - Nashua Childrens Home
125 Amherst Street Nashua New Hampshire, 3064
603-883-3851 - Greater Nashua MH Center at
7 Prospect Street Nashua New Hampshire, 3060
603-889-6147 - Manchester VAMC
718 Smyth Road Manchester New Hampshire, 3104
603-624-4366 - Genesis Behavioral Health
85 Spring Street Laconia New Hampshire, 3246
603-524-1100 - Littleton CBOC
264 Cottage Street Littleton New Hampshire, 3561
603-575-6700
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