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Aurora, Colorado Treatment Centers

CEDAR/University of Colorado Hospital 1693 North Quentin Street
Aurora, CO 80045
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Community Partnerships and Associates 1310 South Chambers Road
Aurora, CO 80017
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Strides LLC 2993 South Peoria Street
Suite 128
Aurora, CO 80014
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School of Recovery and Self Improvement 2851 South Parker Road
Suite 670
Aurora, CO 80014
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Milestone Center for Human Development 2620 South Parker Road
Suite 143
Aurora, CO 80014
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Arapahoe House Aurora Outpatient 2600 South Parker Road
Building 5 Suite 250
Aurora, CO 80014
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American Charities 2323 South Troy Street
Suite E-107
Aurora, CO 80014
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Saddle Rock Counseling 2323 South Troy Street
Building 1 Suite 310
Aurora, CO 80014
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Creative Recovery Counseling and Consulting Inc 2323 South Troy Street
Building 1 Suite 310
Aurora, CO 80014
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A Community Re Entry Place 2228 South Fraser Street
Suite 3
Aurora, CO 80014
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Treatment & Detox Guide

Alcohol rehab numbers outstrip hard drugs

Alcohol has again outstripped illicit drugs like heroin and ice as the number one reason for admissions at a major Australian rehab service. Problem drinking topped Odyssey House’s 2009 admission list, because 26 per cent of those seeking care over the year named it as their “principal drug of concern”. It was fractionally down from….

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Alcohol kills a person every 15 seconds

A few sips of wine may be good for your heart, but alcohol-related disease and accidents take a life every 15 seconds according to research from the Canadian Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. Problem is, few people stop at one drink. Researchers found that disorders linked to drinking wine, beer, whiskey, mixed drinks, etc….

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Cirrhosis – The silent killer

Cirrhosis Liver

This is the stark image of the silent killer everyone who drinks too much should remember. Shrivelled and lumpy, the liver belongs to someone who has developed advanced cirrhosis. The condition can develop without any noticeable symptoms until the damage to the organ becomes so serious that it is far too late to do anything….

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Scots are drinking themselves into early grave

Scots are drinking themselves to death faster than Ever as the nation’s disturbing booze-binge culture starts to take its toll among thirtysomethings. Hospitals are now being swamped with more than 100 patients needing treatment for alcohol-related conditions Every Day, the frightening new NHS figures show. Liver disease has trebled in the past 15 years. But….

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The Need for Integrated Treatment at Dual Diagnosis Treatment Centers

co-occurring disorders treatment

Alcohol and drug addictions can slowly destroy a person’s life from the inside out. People in drug addiction treatment contend with ongoing pressures and challenges brought about by the long-term effects of drug use. When recovering addicts must also contend with a psychological disorder, the recovery process becomes that much more difficult. Within the addiction’s….

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Calls to numbers on a specific treatment center listing will be routed to that treatment center. Calls to any general helpline will be answered or returned by one of the treatment providers listed, each of which is a paid advertiser: ARK Behavioral Health, Recovery Helpline, Alli Addiction Services.

By calling the helpline you agree to the terms of use. We do not receive any commission or fee that is dependent upon which treatment provider a caller chooses. There is no obligation to enter treatment.

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