Wealthy drug addicts and alcoholics lured to Adelaide with cheap flights
WEALTHY alcoholics and drug addicts from interstate will be lured to a new private drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre on South Terrace. The Visible Recovery Centre officially opened on Tuesday and will charge clients $ 2500 a week in a bid to raise …
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Rehab centre proposed at former spa site
The new owners of a former day spa housed in an historic Dorset Street mansion propose converting it to an alcohol-and drug-abuse treatment centre for up to 20 clients. It could create employment for up to 24 people. New Awakenings has operated the …
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£1.5m rehab centre hope for East Lancashire alcoholics
A GROUP which helps alcoholics start a new life is looking to build a £1.5million rehabilitation centre in East Lancashire. Aftercare Sober Solutions is a charity run by the former vice-chairman of Accrington Stanley FC, Tony Noonan, himself a …
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Question by don: self abuse?
is there any thing which can heal a person who is deep in depression and anxiety so that he can come out of substance abuse like alcohol, smoking etc. without the help of rehabilitation centre

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Answer by jumpingrightin
Always seek help from a medical professional for this.

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Alibaug 'rehab centre' has no licence, experts to treat drug addicts
The founder of a de-addiction centre near Alibaug, where patients were kept in appalling conditions and "tortured", does not have a licence or a qualified medical team to run a rehab clinic, it emerged on Sunday. Addiction is considered a mental …
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Bynes moves to celebrity rehab centre
She was later transferred to UCLA Medical Center for specialist treatment, and now it has emerged the Hairspray actress has been moved to The Canyon, a rehab unit in Malibu which specifically caters for celebrities, according to TMZ.com.
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Duke of Gloucester opens Mexborough rehab centre
HRH The Duke of Gloucester will perform the official opening of South Yorkshire's landmark new rehabilitation centre for people recovering from serious illnesses or injuries such as stroke, road traffic accidents and amputations next week. The £3.8m …
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For those suffering from alcohol dependency there are many treatment options to suit the individual. In many cases, particularly serious ones, patients will need treatment at an in-patient alcohol rehabilitation centre in order to get well. This is the sensible option for those misusing large amounts of alcohol as unmanaged withdrawal can cause fatal complications.

There are many in-patient alcohol treatment facilities around the UK. These centres offer a comfortable and safe environment where clients can slowly withdraw from alcohol misuse under the management of trained professionals. Each person is cared for individually whilst being taken through a practiced and managed series of medical and psycho-analytical interventions.

Treatment normally consists of a planned and managed alcohol detoxification or detox, followed by a rehabilitation program that allows the client to learn the skills needed to stay sober. Aftercare is also normally offered in order to support the individual on the road to long-term recovery from alcohol dependency.

As an alternative to in-patient alcohol treatment, some people prefer to use out-patient clinics. These are centres that an individual will visit regularly in order to follow an alcohol detoxification program administered by doctors or trained professionals.

Treatment at an out-patient facility allows the person to continue with their day-to-day lives, fitting their detox around other commitments. This type of treatment option is suited to less severe cases of alcohol misuse and to those people that do not have the time to spend staying at an in-patient clinic.

There are many alcohol rehabilitation centres across the country, particularly in bigger cities such as London. Certain facilities, like London-based Wellington Lodge, specialise in purely treating alcohol addiction. This means their knowledge and expertise is focused on alcohol treatment and so they can provide the best service possible.

Report: Lamar Odom receiving treatment following DUI arrest
Report: Lamar Odom receiving treatment following DUI arrest. By Royce Young | NBA writer. September 5, 2013 11:22 AM ET. Lamar Odom was reportedly arrested on DUI charges. (USATSI) Lamar Odom is reportedly getting help. (USATSI). Lamar Odom is …
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Lamar Odom NOT in Rehab, Despite Report
… has NOT entered rehab for drug and alcohol abuse, despite reports. On Wednesday, People claimed the athlete entered a treatment center after he finally “realized he needs help,” but a source close to the situation tells Gossip Cop the report is …
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Alcohol Treatment Newark's New Programs Prepare Alcoholics for Life After …
New treatments targeting alcohol addiction and recovery are now available at Alcohol Treatment Newark. Alcohol is a legal drug that found in most restaurants, gas stations, and even grocery stores. It is extremely hard to avoid outside of a rehab center.
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Tehran Allows Test Run Of Alcohol Addiction Treatment Center
Tehran has issued a licence for the establishment of the city's first alcohol rehabilitation centre. ISNA reports that the head of the Public Health Department's Addiction Prevention Centre announced that the licence is for a pilot project for the …
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Tehran Allows Test Run Of Alcohol Addiction Treatment Center
Tehran has issued a licence for the establishment of the city's first alcohol rehabilitation centre. ISNA reports that the head of the Public Health Department's Addiction Prevention Centre announced that the licence is for a pilot project for the …
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Addiction centre boss calls for abstinence approach to drug treatment programmes
THE boss of a Burton rehabilitation centre has called on government ministers to honour commitments to move heroin addicts away from methadone treatment programmes. Noreen Oliver, chief executive of Burton Addiction Centre, made the comments after …
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