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I've heard a lot about the drug treatment centers in Florida. Apparently, some are the best in the country. This just piqued my curiosity. Why in Florida, of all the states?

Florida houses a lot of drug treatment centers because a lot of types of drugs permeate that state. Some of the common types of drugs that can be found in Florida are: club drugs, ecstasy, cocaine, and heroin. Due to Florida's possession of these illegal drugs in large quantities, the state made it a point to build various drug treatment centers that aim to help individuals veer away from the usage of drugs.

2007-05-28 02:10:44 by lourdes r

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Hello there. I’m doing a research on the most commonly abused substances here in Manoa, Hawaii and I’m wondering if anybody has an idea about the topic. I really wanted to visit some drug treatment centers here to ask about it but I’m afraid that I don’t have enough time to do so. I really need your help. My report’s due in three days. Thank you.

I think the most commonly abused drugs in Hawaii are cocaine, heroin, and marijuana. They’re the most distributed illegal drugs in the state so I guess it’s pretty sensible to guess that they’re also the most commonly abused drugs. Good luck with the assignment and I hope you get a good grade for it.

2008-01-20 19:55:31 by sarah

My husband will undergo a drug treatment program next month and I want to know the sort of therapy or activities that are included in the program. Are there exercises included in the program? Let me know.

If I'm not mistaken, such treatment programs include lectures, group discussions, yoga, exercises, acupuncture and therapy with psychiatrists and psychologists. The patients are also give healthy meals and whirlpool baths in order to regain the good health they lost and to provide the relaxation they need.

2007-10-04 01:56:43 by kaycee

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My mother is an alcoholic and drug user. She needs to be committed to a treatment center but she will not go. Last week she slit her wrists and went to the emergency room (50 stitches) but they let her go. I did not know until afterward that she had done this. How can I have her committed if she won't go on her own? If she attemps suicide again, can I have her committed? Thanks.

If you are in the United States, check with NAMI.org (national association on mental illness). They have a lot of advice for families trying to commit or talk a family member into treatment. I think the wheedling approach is widely viewed as being more effective than the confrontational approach, which is pushed because it is dramatic on TV. If you commit your mom and can't talk her into treatment, she may never forgive you, so be prepared for that. If my husband ever committed me for suicide attempts (I have bipolar really bad, and the drugs don't help me much) I probably wouldn't ever forgive him. It's like a rape to get treated against your will. Soooooooooo you may have to do it, sometimes you really have to, but don't expect any gratitude for it. You will have to comfort yourself with the fact you may have saved her life.

nami.org. They have a lot of info for you, and local chapters you can contact. Good luck!! Drug and alcohol abuse can be self medication for underlying depression/bipolar.

2007-06-30 18:53:46 by chocolate

I'm looking for rehab centers or hospitals which provide treatment programs for drug addicts. My father has been addicted to heroin for two years now and after a series of persuasion and confrontations, he eventually admitted the fact that he needs help. I want my dad to get better as soon as possible so now I'm looking for the facility that will provide the best treatment program to help him recover fast. I really need answers. Thanks.

I admire you for taking the initiative of persuading and confronting your dad about his addiction. There are some websites containing lists of different institutions which offers specific drug treatment programs. I've posted some of the below for you to check out. Good luck with your father's journey to full recovery.

2007-10-09 20:52:20 by butch