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    stop drinking completely for between three to six weeks. Withdrawal is common as he gradually adjusts to not drinking. The detoxification phase can be done in a hospital or on an outpatient basis with close observation. He may be put on some sort of medication such as an anticonvulsant. Medications can also be used to help the patient continue past the stage of detoxification and into the stage of remission. It might help if Joe agreed to participate in Alcoholics Anonymous or another support…

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    Introduction- Alcohol Use Disorder can be defined as having an excessive urge to drink, that usually cannot be controlled. Studies in 2012 that were taken by the “National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism” show that almost 8 percent of people over the age of 18 in the United States had an Alcohol Use Disorder. This number includes about 16.3 million adults, 10.6 million men and 5.7 million women (National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 2012). Cause- While there is no…

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    Love Vs. Cobain

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    the bands’ second album, Incesticide, was released and Cobain married Courtney love in Hawaee, amid rumors of drug use by both Cobain and Love. There baby daughter, Frances, was born in Los Angeles in that same year while Cobain was undergoing detoxification in the same hospital. Children’s Services took custody of the child immediately and court action over this went on until 1993. In May 1993, Cobain was admitted to hospital suffering from a heroin over dose and in June of the same year…

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    Gerard Mauthe Report on Counseling Theory and Method HSCD 380 CREATE Inc. uses a mixture of evidence based practices and the implementation of multiple techniques. Their philosophy works well with clients from a broad population base and involves an educational & harms reduction approach. Clients are mandated to remain abstinent during treatment with expectations of making better decisions about their chemical use after completion. CREATE’s curriculum is based on the stages of change and they…

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    Meth Addiction Effects

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    ven more dangerously, the effects of methamphetamine addiction and abuse can impact every single aspect of a meth user’s life. Meth is a terribly dangerous drug that can significantly change everything. The effects of meth addiction can include so much as homelessness, malnutrition, incarceration, financial ruin and divorce. Because the drug can lead to violent behavior, domestic and child abuse, and full-blown toxic psychosis are also common effects from the drug. Even more seriously, meth can…

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    Methadone revolutionized the treatment of opioid addiction in the 1960s by providing the first effective, practical, and legal alternative to detoxification. Detoxification is generally inadequate on its own to provide lasting sobriety because most addicts eventually relapse without additional treatment. Medication-assisted treatment with methadone provided the first legal treatment that was effective in reducing relapses. Treatment with methadone also reshaped our understanding of opioid…

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    going to take longer to cure than when they are in there. Another kind of treatment is drug detoxification under the supervision of a doctor. With this comes withdraw symptoms. A doctor may prescribe an antidepressant to help with anxiety and depression, benzodiazepines to help reverse anxiety induced cocaine withdrawal, or bromocriptine to help decrease the craving for cocaine (“Cocaine Detoxification”, 2014) This again is only a short term solution. As of now, there is no magical drug…

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    Nonmedical Prescription drugs among college students Prescription drugs abuse among college student is on the increase everyday. “The rise in illicit prescription drugs are among college age youths. 1 in 4 college students have used prescription drugs illicitly. Age 18­22 full time college students are 2x more likely to abuse prescription drugs than part-time or non-college students.” There are different kind of prescription drugs that lead to substance abuse to include but are not…

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    Our body needs an approach to kill each one of those poisons and parasites abiding inside our bodies. In our present day society, we can't guarantee that we are continually getting solid and clean sustenances from the business sectors and eateries. Beside this, we additionally get contamination from the water we drink and the air we relax. In this manner, it is essential to have the best body purging program and eating regimen we can ever discover with a specific end goal to keep ourselves sound…

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    Hearing Impaired

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    Hearing Impaired Drug and alcohol rehab programs for the hearing impaired provide their services using American Sign Language and other resources designed to meet their client’s needs. Addiction recovery for the hearing impaired provide rehabilitation treatment services created exclusively for the needs of person’s who are deaf or hard of hearing. It is not unusual for staff members to be hard of hearing or deaf as well when attending a program to help the hearing impaired. These staff members…

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