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Facts
- It is said that even a low dose of the prescription painkiller Opana will give the user an intense high through insufflation (snorting) of the drug.
- Percocet is prescribed to treat severe pain and is intended for short-term usage only.�''
- In 1998 there were a total of 17 million stimulant prescriptions dispensed by U.S. retail pharmacies. This number increased substantially in the years following with upwards of 45 million stimulant prescriptions dispensed by U.S. retail pharmacies in 2010.�''
- Those who take prescription drugs and follow their doctor's directions to the letter often do not suffer problems with abuse and addiction problems. It is those who take their medication in ways or doses other than instructed by their doctor who tend to fall into the trap of prescription drug addiction.�''
The focus of gender specific treatment in Vermont has statistically shown to be a valid and successful approach. Drug rehab for women consists of addressing the issues and circumstances which are very exclusive to female clients, which are usually very different than their male counterparts. Although it has been found that a lot of women in Vermont don't seek out help for substance abuse for fear of the social stigma attached to it, those women who do make it to drug rehab generally do better than male clients in terms of speed of recovery and abstinence after rehabilitation is complete. Vermont drug rehab for women can help resolve the variety ofemotional, psychological and social issues that are distinctive to a women's life, so that they can lead a more productive and healthier life free from drug addiction.
Listings for "Drug Addiction Treatment for Women" in Vermont
- Valley Vista
23 Upper Plain Bradford VT., 5033
802-222-5201 - Central Vermont
100 Hospitality Drive Barre VT., 5641
802-223-4156 - Rutland Mental Health Services
135 Granger Street Rutland VT., 5701
802-747-3588 x203 - Lund
50 Joy Drive South Burlington VT., 5403
802-864-7467 - Recovery House Inc
98 Church Street Wallingford VT., 5773
802-446-2640 - Howard Center
75 San Remo Drive South Burlington VT., 5403
802-488-7380 - BAART Behavioral Health Services
617 Comstock Road Montpelier VT., 5602
802-223-2003 - Maple Leaf Treatment Center
10 Maple Leaf Road Underhill VT., 5489
802-899-2911 x206 - University of Vermont Medical Center
1 South Prospect Street South Burlington VT., 5403
802-847-3333 x1 - Howard Center
172 Fairfield Street St. Albans VT., 5478
802-488-7265 - BAART Behavioral Health Services
475 Union Street Newport VT., 5855
802-334-0110 - BAART Behavioral Health Services
1097 Hospital Drive St. Johnsbury VT., 5819
802-748-6166 - White River Junction VA Medical Center
215 North Main Street White River Junction VT., 5009
802-295-9363 x5760 - Spectrum Youth and Family Services
31 Elmwood Avenue Burlington VT., 5401
802-864-7423 - West Ridge Ctr for Addiction Recovery
1 Scale Avenue Rutland VT., 5701
802-776-5800
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