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- Restlessness is a side effect experienced by users of prescription meth, Desoxyn.
- Misuse of the prescription drug Codeine will lead to an apathetic, dulling-type effect, a lack of co-ordination and dulled responses.
- If you are addicted to Dilaudid it is important to work with a medical professional when quitting this prescription medication. They will be able to assess whether you can go "cold turkey" without the drug or if a tapering off program needs to be followed.
- Prescription drug facts show that more than 30% of the prescription painkiller deaths in the U.S. involve methadone.
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Drug Rehabilitation for Gay and Lesbian Individuals - SC.
Gays and Lesbian individuals in SC. who are in need of drug rehabilitation often need a specific recovery approach which will allow rehabilitation counselors to more effectively address the needs and demands of this type of rehab client. It has been shown that Gay and Lesbian people in South Carolina benefit from being in a treatment atmosphere which supports them instead of judging them, an aspect which can help these individuals feel more comfortable and secure while dealing with their addiction problems. 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 distinctive challenges and treatment issues during the course of rehabilitation.
Listings for "Drug Rehabilitation for Gay and Lesbian Individuals" in South Carolina
- Rebound Behavioral Health
134 East Rebound Road Lancaster South Carolina, 29720
803-313-3700 - Orangeburg Area Mental Health Center
112 Guess Lane St. Matthews SC., 29135
803-874-2301 - Holmesview Center
3799 Old Easley Bridge Road Greenville SC., 29611
864-239-6323 - Circle Park Behavioral Health Services
601 Gregg Avenue Florence South Carolina, 29501
843-665-9349 - LRC Substance Abuse and
322 South Lake Drive Lexington South Carolina, 29072
803-740-9298 - Recovery Concepts LLC
124A Boardwalk Drive Ridgeland SC., 29936
843-645-2770 - Clarendon Cty Commission on Alc Trt
14 North Church Street Manning SC., 29102
803-435-2121 - Charlie Norwood VAMC
951 Milbrook Avenue Aiken South Carolina, 29803
706-733-0188 x7101 - Trident Medical Center
9330 Medical Plaza Drive Charleston South Carolina, 29406
843-797-7000 - William Jennings Bryan Dorn
6439 Garners Ferry Road Columbia SC., 29209
803-776-4000 x7980 - Bamberg County Clinic
5573 Carolina Highway Denmark SC., 29042
803-793-4274 - Counseling Center of Georgetown Inc
906 Prince Street Georgetown South Carolina, 29440
843-527-8118 - Turning Point CRCF
820 Toms Creek Road Hopkins South Carolina, 29061
803-647-1152
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