Outpatient Alcohol Treatment Programs – Outpatient Alcohol Treatment Programs – Helping Greg stay clean www.therecoveryplace.net (877) 903-2532 Outpatient alcohol treatment programs have helped Greg stay clean for 21 months. “In The Recovery Place’s inpatient and outpatient program, there is always a knowledgeable staff here,” explained Greg. Greg was a heroin addict, dropped out of the school and couldn’t stay employed. He lost his family. “I lost myself,” Greg shared. In TRP’s program Greg was able to share his successes and problems as he moved from residential treatment back into the community. Keeping clients at the center of care is a crucial part of why The Recovery Place outpatient alcohol treatment programs (and drug treatment programs) are so successful. Support is ongoing, and the outpatient alcohol rehab programs gives recovering alcoholics and addicts a chance to live independently without feeling like there isn’t a net if troubles or the fear of relapse come along.

 

Shocking figures reveal more than 3000 schoolchildren as young as 12 were …

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Statistics from the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse (NTA) show that thousands of children have such major alcohol problems that they have to be enrolled into substance misuse programs. Health professionals blame poor celebrity role …
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Comedian Jesse Joyce Performs At Livengrin's Show In Bucks County

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(CBS) – Drug and alcohol abuse are no laughing matters, except at a comedy event this weekend, put on by a major rehab facility. This is the 46th year that Bensalem-based Livengrin has put on a show, this time at Bucks County Community … This year's …
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Park Ridge May Raise Fines for Underage Drinking

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The fines may be lessened if offenders agree to go to drinking and substance abuse programs licensed by the Illinois Department of Alcohol and Substance Abuse. In that case, first-time offenders would have to go for at least four hours, and must pay …
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