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- There are a number of medical and behavioral consequences which can result from the non-medical use of prescription drugs, a circumstance which is very often overlooked because these types of drugs are considered not as harmful as illicit street drugs.
- The 2009 National Survey on Drug Use and Health shows that among people age 12 or older who reported using pain relievers non-medically in the past year, 5 percent reported obtaining pain relievers from a drug dealer or other stranger, and less than half of one-percent bought the drugs on the Internet.
- A dangerous trend is developing among the teens where they admit to abusing prescription medicine for reasons other than getting high, including to relieve pain or anxiety, to sleep better, to experiment, to help with concentration, or to increase alertness.
- Rohypnol is a prescription drug that has been abused to commit sexual assaults because it renders the victim incapable of resisting, giving it the reputation of a "date-rape" drug.
Transitional housing is a very beneficial resource for recovering individuals in South Windsor who have graduated a drug or alcohol rehab program but still require time to fully re-adjust to regular life and the real world. To someone who has used drugs and alcohol to self medicate and particularly for long term addicts, the world can feel like a daunting place now that he or she has to get through life without the use of drugs or alcohol. Transitional housing in South Windsor, Connecticut offers a secure setting where individuals who are in this stage of the drug rehabilitation process can little by little grow to be at ease with the idea 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 stable employment and housing so that they have a strong shot at remaining abstinent and being to lead a productive and happy life.
Intercommunity is located at:
56 Coventry Street
Hartford, CT. 6112
If you would like to contact Intercommunity, you can reach them at 860-714-3705.
Intercommunity offers the following treatment services: Transitional Housing
Payment forms accepted:
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
Intercommunity Recovery Centers is located at:
203 Williams Street East
Glastonbury, CT. 6033
If you would like to contact Intercommunity Recovery Centers, you can reach them at 860-659-0309.
Intercommunity Recovery Centers offers the following treatment services: Drug and Alcohol Abuse Programs, Transitional Housing, Long-Term Drug Rehab and Alcohol Treatment Services, Dual Diagnosis Clients with Mental and Substance Abuse Problems, Drug Rehabilitation for Gay and Lesbian Individuals, Drug Addiction Treatment for Women, Drug and Alcohol Rehab for Men
Payment forms accepted: Self Pay Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Personal Health Coverage, Payment Help
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