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Charlotte, North Carolina Treatment Centers

Tyvola Assessment and Counseling 1101 Tyvola Road
Suite 215
Charlotte, NC 28217 View Details →
Christian Women of Elegance Inc DBA Beatties Ford Road Family Csl Ctr Substance Abuse Treatment
1406 Beatties Ford Road
Charlotte, NC 28216 View Details →
Queen City Treatment Center 6115 Hickory Grove Road
Charlotte, NC 28215 View Details →
Community Alternatives Inc Community Choices Inc (CASCADE) 5800 Executive Center Drive
Suite 101
Charlotte, NC 28212 View Details →
ADCI LLC 5609 Monroe Road
Suite 2
Charlotte, NC 28212 View Details →
Southeast Addictions Institute and Learning Center 5601 Executive Center Drive
Suite 101
Charlotte, NC 28212 View Details →
Eastover Psychological and Psychiatric Group PA Eastover Awakenings
3303 Latrobe Drive
Charlotte, NC 28211 View Details →
Mecklenburg County Provided Servs Org Watkins Center 429 Billingsly Road
Charlotte, NC 28211 View Details →
Anuvia Prevention and Recovery Center 100 Billingsley Road
Charlotte, NC 28211 View Details →
Assessment Solutions of Charlotte LLC 5200 Park Road
Suite 101
Charlotte, NC 28209 View Details →

Treatment & Detox Guide

Aggressive ecstasy, crystal meth bill gets new legs in Parliament

A private member’s bill re-introduced in the House of Commons on Monday would allow law enforcement officers to arrest those who procure ingredients with the intent of manufacturing ecstasy or methamphetamine. The proposed legislation, Bill C-475, An Act to Amend the Controlled and Substances Act, was originally tabled by Peace River MP Chris Warkentin in….

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A nudge towards sobriety and health?

If you picked up a bottle of wine and read on the label “The average British drinker drinks one glass of wine a night”, would it make you think twice before refilling your glass? The Conservatives believe it might – and that public information along those lines is one possible way to reduce binge drinking…..

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New Research on the "European" Approach to Teenage Drinking

Should parents allow their teenage children to drink alcohol? Restaurants in Germany can legally sell alcohol to a teenager after his sixteenth birthday, and French children drink wine with dinner in the home starting at an early age. But U.S. parents who try to follow this relaxed European example, believing it fosters a healthier attitude….

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More help could be on way for heavy drinkers

Moves to improve ‘appalling’ services for people with alcohol problems look likely in West Sussex, amid concerns over the impact on hospitals. The West Sussex health overview and scrutiny committee was told a review of the services would follow a new five-year strategic commissioning plan for health services, to be unveiled soon by the West….

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5 Things You’ll Learn in Drug Treatment

When you first walk into a drug treatment center you’ll have a lot of questions and there will likely be some apprehensions. You want to know what to expect and you want to know that drug treatment is going to be safe and effective. You’ll learn a lot of new things over the course of….

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