Drug and Alcohol Counseling
Recovery is hard. Regret is harder.
How many times have you decided to quit tomorrow?
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This. Will. Be. The. Last. Time.
Or so you tell yourself... every day.
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No one believes you anymore. You don't even believe yourself.
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You've come to the right place.
NICOTINE ALCOHOL MARIJUANA
BARBITUATES
PIANKILLERS
COCAINE
HEROIN
BENZODIAZAPINE
STIMULANTS
INHALANTS
SEDATIVES
PERSCRIPTION
MEDICATION
Am I addicted?
If two or more of these sound like you, it might be time for some help.
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You have a strong desire to quit yet you keep using. You've tried to quit but it never works out.
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You are using larger quantities or more often than you intend to.
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You crave the substance.
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Much of your time is wrapped up in obtaining the substance, using it or recovering from it's effects.
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Activities that were previously important to you are no longer valued and participation in them has been replaced by use of the substance.
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You use the substance in situations that are potentially dangerous.
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You continue to use despite the negative impact it has on your relationships.
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You continue to use the substance despite the fact that it is worsening your mental or physical health.
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You fail to attend important work, school or family obligations due to substance use.
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You have built a tolerance to the substance and need more to achieve the same effect.
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You experience withdrawal symptoms when not using the substance (gastrointestinal upset, headache, depression, anxiety, insomnia, irregular heartbeat, irritability for fatigue.