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Austin, Texas Treatment Centers

Maintenance and Recovery Services Inc (MARS)/South 2627 Jones Road
Suite 104
Austin, TX 78745 View Details →
Texas NeuroRehab Center Texas Star Recovery Hospital 1106 West Dittmar Street
Austin, TX 78745 View Details →
Phoenix Academy of Austin 400 West Live Oak Street
Austin, TX 78704 View Details →
Aeschbach and Associates DBA Addictions and Psychotherapy Servs 2824 South Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78704 View Details →
Developmental Counseling Center Inc 2101 West Ben White Boulevard
Suite 106
Austin, TX 78704 View Details →
Austin/Travis County Integral Care Child and Family Services 105 West Riverside Drive
Suite 120
Austin, TX 78704 View Details →
Austin/Travis County Integral Care (ATCIC)/Oak Springs Treatment Center 3000 Oak Springs Drive
Building A
Austin, TX 78702 View Details →
Austin/Travis County Integral Care CARE Program Journey OTP 1631 East 2nd Street
Building E
Austin, TX 78702 View Details →
Austin/Travis County Integral Care (ATCIC) Residential Services 403 East 15th Street
Building B
Austin, TX 78701 View Details →

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Parent notification policies for underage drinking evolve

For years, Virginia Tech had a complicated system for deciding when to let parents know about their underage children’s alcohol-related transgressions. Visits to the hospital or police station warranted immediate notification, but Mom and Dad didn’t have to know about less-serious offenses, such as sneaking a six-pack into the dorm, unless it happened more than….

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Understanding How the Effects of Drugs on the Brain Cause Addiction

drug abuse and the brain

Regardless of the type of drug involved, addictive drugs all exert certain effects that increase the likelihood of ongoing drug use. Also known as psychoactive agents, these drugs are able to cross the blood-brain barrier, which gives them easy access to the brain’s workings. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, drug addiction creates….

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Combination Benefits Patients With Comorbid Depression, Alcoholism

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Treatment that combines sertraline and naltrexone appears to be superior to treatment with either drug alone, as well as to placebo, for individuals with depression and alcohol dependence. Patients receiving the combination treatment were more likely to achieve abstinence and had delayed relapse to heavy drinking, according to a report posted in the March 15….

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Younger Alcoholic Men at Risk for Osteoporosis

Low bone mass, or osteoporosis, is a known consequence of alcoholism, especially in older alcoholics. However, a new study shows that younger male alcoholics are also at increased risk for osteoporosis. People with osteoporosis, no matter what the cause, are at an increased risk for fractures and poor fracture healing. “Our study indicates malnutrition, little….

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Legal drugs spark a boom in pill popping

MY “LEGAL ecstasy party pills” arrive in small, white medicine containers, complete with recommended dosage and a safety seal. “Herbal supplements,” reads the package, but these drugs promise far more – guaranteeing to “add extra kick to your partying” by meddling with the body and mind. It’s a drug high, but one that “will not….

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