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Anxiety in Women Steadily Increasing

Feelings of anxiety in women and men can be incredibly normal. Anxiety can help you stay out of harm’s way, prepare you for important events like a business presentation or an exam at school, and it can even subconsciously warn you when you’re in a potentially dangerous situation. However, when the feelings of anxiety persist […]

Addiction Treatment Center in South Florida

Entering an addiction treatment center is often the initial logical step after recognizing that you or a loved one has a problem with abusing drugs and/or alcohol. Admission into an addiction treatment center can greatly improve an addict’s chances of breaking lifelong habits of substance abuse and achieving their goal of long-term sobriety.

Drug Addiction in Women

Drug addiction in women is a serious and rising problem that needs to be addressed in a different way than drug addiction in men. It has only been in the last few decades that drug addiction in women has begun to be studied and researched as a separate entity, and the findings have been incredibly […]

Drug Rehab Is Critical With Mandatory Welfare Drug Testing

Affordable drug rehab is an important issue that has received extra attention as of late because of a law that recently passed in Florida and Missouri. Florida Governor, Rick Scott, signed a bill requiring all welfare applicants to personally pay for drug testing prior to receiving benefits. If the applicant passes the drug test, he or she will be refunded the money for the test and is eligible to receive the welfare benefits. The governor of Missouri, Jay Nixon, signed a bill into law that requires welfare recipients who are suspected of abusing drugs to have mandatory drug testing. The new law authorizes the state to withhold federal welfare funds from those who test positive and would leave them ineligible for three years unless they seek substance abuse treatment. Currently several other states are considering the mandatory drug testing, including Kentucky, Illinois, and West Virginia.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment in Rehab

Dual diagnosis treatment is a bigger and more important part of drug and alcohol rehab programs than many realize. More often than not, substance abuse disorders are not issues that stand alone. They are often accompanied by other psychological and mood disorders. When two or more disorders are coexisting like this, it is called a […]

Alcohol Rehab Centers Recognize Addiction as a Disease

Quality drug and alcohol rehab centers offer the best and most effective care for those suffering from addiction, yet an alarming number of people who need help do not seek it. This is especially true of women suffering from alcoholism and substance abuse disorders. It is estimated that 70 percent of those who need treatment […]

Substance Abuse in Women

Substance abuse in women is an issue that has only really gotten the attention that it deserves in the last few years. Prior to that, the majority of substance abuse research was geared toward studying the problem in only men and because of this, substance abuse rehab programs were also geared toward treating men. Now […]

Anxiety in Women Is Treatable

Anxiety in women continues to be on the rise. Anxiety is a normal reaction to stress, but when it becomes severe and interferes with everyday life it can be a disabling disorder. While anxiety can be quite severe in the effect it has on a woman’s life, it is even tougher to manage when it […]

Depression In Women: What I Learned From Watching TV

You’ve probably seen depression in women handled on a TV show or in a movie.  The modern Hollywood picture of a depressed woman may indeed be one sitting on her couch, watching episodes of “Sex and the City” while crying over a lost lover, inadequate job or a host of other life-impacting issues. But, that’s […]

Dual Diagnosis Programs are Better for Women

A treatment center that has programs designed to help with a dual diagnosis is the best way for women to address substance abuse and mental health disorders. Dual diagnoses are very common. In fact, our experience demonstrates that almost 100% of women suffer from not one, but two disorders at the same time – often […]