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Facts
- A current study suggests that close to 14% of college students have abused some form of ADHD medication such as Adderall or Ritalin.
- The prescription stimulant Adderall is made up of a proprietary blend of amphetamine and dextroamphetamine.
- In 2000, about 43 percent of hospital emergency admissions for drug overdoses (nearly 500,000 people) happened because of misused prescription drugs.
- In some areas of the country, OxyContin abuse rates are actually higher than heroin abuse rates (NIDA).
Teenagers can be influenced by drugs and alcohol at very early ages, and a large number of teens in South Dakota will try drugs and binge drink at some point in their youth. Although this has somewhat become a social norm, there are very significant threats that teenagers of today's drug culture are faced with. Prescription drug abuse for instance, opioid pain killers in particular, being the main culprit. There is an incredibly high risk of addiction associated with this kind of drug abuse, and teenagers can very easily become fully dependent addicts within a very short time period. Drug rehabilitation for teenagers is available in SD. from services and facilities aimed at providing and nurturing recovery for the teenage addict. These types of drug rehab centers for teenagers approach rehabilitation at a level that this age group can easily grasp and understand. This helps make it possible for teenagers in South Dakota to get their lives back on track so that they can become productive members of society.
Listings for "Addiction Treatment for Teenagers" in South Dakota
- Dakota Drug and Alcohol Prevention Inc
822 East 41st Street Sioux Falls South Dakota, 57105
605-331-5724 - Oglala Sioux Tribe
3200 Canyon Lake Drive Rapid City SD., 57702
605-342-8925 - Human Service Agency
123 19th Street NE Watertown South Dakota, 57201
605-886-0123 - Martin Addiction Recovery Center
204 Main Street Martin SD., 57551
605-685-6710 - Keystone Treatment Center
1010 East 2nd Street Canton South Dakota, 57013
844-794-9516 - Main Gate Counseling Services
208 South Main Street Winner SD., 57580
605-842-0312 - Anpetu Luta Otipi
Highway 25 Kyle South Dakota, 57752
605-455-2331 - Bartels Counseling Services Inc
6330 South Western Avenue Sioux Falls SD., 57108
605-310-0032 - Addiction Recovery Ctr of the BH
646 Jennings Avenue Hot Springs South Dakota, 57747
605-745-6300 - Great Plains Area Youth Reg Trt Ctr
12451 Highway 1806 Mobridge SD., 57601
605-845-7181 - Keystone Outpatient Program
7511 South Louise Avenue Sioux Falls South Dakota, 57108
800-992-1921 - Action for the Betterment of
1807 Williams Street Sturgis SD., 57785
605-347-2991 - Our Home Inc
40354 210th Street Huron South Dakota, 57350
605-353-1025 - Capital Area Counseling Services Inc
803 East Dakota Avenue Pierre SD., 57501
605-224-5811 - Wellspring Inc
1205 East St. James Street Rapid City South Dakota, 57701
605-718-4870 - CRST Behavioral Health Department
24276 166th Street Eagle Butte SD., 57625
605-964-0722 - Youth and Family Services Inc
202 East Adams Street Rapid City South Dakota, 57709
605-342-4789 - Lifeways Inc
1010 9th Street Rapid City SD., 57701
605-716-6555 - Catholic Social Services
529 Kansas City Street Rapid City South Dakota, 57701
605-348-6086
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