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- Codeine causes less analgesia, sedation and respiratory depression than morphine.
- A common sign of prescription drug abuse or addiction is "losing" their medication in order to get more. This is a common tactic among prescription drug abusers and is watched closely by doctors and pharmacies.
- As a person develops a tolerance to the prescription drugs they are abusing their body needs more to create the desired effect.
- A successful prescription drug addiction relapse plan entails networking with every available resource. This may include attendance at individual and group therapy sessions; regular contact with loved ones; or any measure that can be taken to help keep recovery on track.
Transitional housing is a very useful resource for recovering individuals in Newington who have graduated a drug or alcohol rehab program but still require time to completely re-acclimate to normal life and the real world. To someone who has abused drugs and alcohol to self medicate and especially for long term addicts, the world can seem like a formidable place now that he or she has to endure life without alcohol or drugs. Transitional housing in Newington, Connecticut supplies a safe haven where those who are in this phase of the drug rehab experience can slowly grow to be comfortable with the process of rebuilding their life without drugs and becoming independent. While in transitional housing recovering addicts can continue to receive one-on-one and group counseling as needed to help them along, and also to obtain steady employment and housing so that they have a good shot at remaining abstinent and being to have a successful and happy life.
DMHAS is located at:
287 West Street
Rocky Hill, CT. 6067
If you would like to contact DMHAS, you can reach them at 860-616-3831.
DMHAS offers the following treatment services: Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs, Transitional Housing, Outpatient Rehab Services
Payment forms accepted: Personal Health Coverage, Payment Help
Youth Challenge of Connecticut is located at:
15-17 and 19 May Street
Hartford, CT. 6105
If you would like to contact Youth Challenge of Connecticut, you can reach them at 860-728-5199.
Youth Challenge of Connecticut offers the following treatment services: Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs, Transitional Housing, Outpatient Rehab Services, Short-Term Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Services, Long-Term Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Services, Dual Diagnosis Clients with Mental and Substance Abuse Problems, Drug Treatment for Individuals with Hiv/Aids, Drug Rehabilitation for Gay and Lesbian Individuals, Drug and Alcohol Rehab for Men, Rehab for Court Appointed Clients
Payment forms accepted: Self Pay Drug and Alcohol Rehab
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