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Drug Rehab centres are places which provide drug addiction treatment. Drug Rehab centres provide care and support to enable a former drug addict to return to a healthy life after a period of illness. Drug rehab centres will usually provide both the medical and...

Drug rehab is short for drug rehabilitation and drug rehab refers to the treatment of a drug addiction. Drug rehab usually means a residential psychological treatment which teaches the former drug addict how to interact with others and live their life without the need...

Drug rehabilitation centres provide out-patient trreatment services as well as in-patient rehabilitation for people who have developed a drug addiction. These drug rehabilitation centres provide addiction treatment in the form of counselling and learning activities to...

Drug Rehabilitation clinics are places that provide care and support to former drug users to enable them to return to a healthy life after a period of illness from their addiction. Drug rehabilitation clinics provide care and support for people suffering from...

Drug withdrawal refers to the symptoms that may be experienced when a drug addict who takes drugs suddenly stops takes drugs. Drug withdrawal is usually seen in adults, but also occurs in teenagers and occasionally children. Drug Withdrawal usually occurs within 6-24...

Opiate intoxication is a severe intoxication or overdose with opiate drugs, and is a medical emergency. Opiate Intoxication is so dangerous to health because it causes an overload of the  central nervous system and may lead to respiratory depression and death. This...

AA meetings are the meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and they are essentially a form of  group self help. Alcoholics Anonymous is a voluntary organization which is dedicated to the provision of recovery for alcoholics, and this service is delivered by alcoholics...

Alcohol dependence is a more advanced stage of alcohol abuse. Alcohol dependence is when drinkers begin to experience a craving for alcohol. This craving for alcohol  is shown by  a loss of control of their drinking, withdrawal symptoms when they are not drinking and...

Relapse Prevention is a type of cognitive-behavioural therapy used in treating drug addictions and alcoholism. Relapse prevention encompasses several cognitive-behavioural strategies that help abstinence as well as provide help for people who experience relapse. The...