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Cocaine Rehab Recovering from a cocaine addiction is no easy task. Not only do people face challenging physical symptoms of withdrawal, but lasting mental health effects that make it incredibly difficult for people to achieve sobriety on their own. But with the help of TN Detox’s cocaine rehabilitation centers, you can break free from cocaine use and addiction – and start living a better life in recovery. Cocaine Use and Addiction Cocaine has long been one of the most commonly misused substances in the United States. According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, nearly 5 million people in the U.S. use cocaine each year, and 1 million of those use crack cocaine. Further, 28% of the people who use cocaine are living with a cocaine addiction.
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Fentanyl Rehab The last several years have seen fentanyl use quickly overwhelm the illicit drug market. And while fentanyl has largely replaced the use of drugs such as heroin or prescription painkillers, the treatment for fentanyl addiction requires a unique set of interventions, due to the powerful nature of this synthetic opioid. But with the help of a specialized fentanyl rehab program, you can break free addiction and start living a healthier and better life. The Challenge of Overcoming Fentanyl Addiction Fentanyl belongs to the class of drugs known as opioids – which include other addictive drugs such as: Heroin Morphine Oxycodone Hydrocodone Codeine Opium
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Prescription Drug Rehab Many prescription drugs can be highly addictive, even when taken as prescribed. For many people, breaking free from a prescription drug addiction can be incredibly difficult – but with targeted treatment at prescription drug rehab centers, anyone can overcome their addiction and achieve a lasting sobriety. TN Detox Center’s prescription drug rehab offers several evidence-based treatment methods to help you get through the difficult stages of withdrawal, learn healthy coping strategies to deal with lingering mental health symptoms, and build lasting support networks that can help you stay sober for years to come.
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Find expert care at our welcoming Nashville, TN detox facility, where compassionate support and proven treatments guide your journey to lasting sobriety. Our Nashville Detox facility offers a comfortable, safe environment for individuals to begin their recovery journey. With a focus on medically supervised detox and compassionate care, our facility is designed to set clients up for success in their path to sobriety. Our inclusive detox facility proudly accepts most insurance plans, ensuring access to quality care and easing your financial concerns.
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Live Again Detox is a leading addiction recovery center dedicated to helping individuals overcome substance abuse and addiction. With a team of experienced medical professionals and therapists, they provide personalized treatment plans tailored to each client's unique needs. Their state-of-the-art facility offers a safe and supportive environment for detoxification and rehabilitation. Live Again Detox offers a variety of programs and services, including medical detox, therapy, counseling, and aftercare support. Their holistic approach to recovery focuses on healing the mind, body, and spirit, enabling clients to live a healthier, happier life free from addiction.
View Review Page →Medical detox refers to the elimination of drugs or alcohol from the body under the care of licensed medical professionals. Medical detox is typically contrasted to non-medical recovery centers where treatment staff are not licensed healthcare providers and cannot prescribe medications to help with withdrawal symptoms or drug cravings. Do-it-yourself detox performed at home with the aid of friends or family is another form of non-medical recovery. Medical detox is generally considered a superior way of discontinuing drugs (or alcohol) because of the safety benefits of health monitoring by medical professionals as well as the use of evidence-based treatments and medications. Our Nashville Detox facility offers a comfortable, safe environment for individuals to begin their recovery journey. With a focus on medically supervised detox and compassionate care, our facility is designed to set clients up for success in their path to sobriety.
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Addiction isn’t merely a problem of not being able to stop drinking or using drugs. It can affect your physical health, your mental health, your social life, and your spiritual wellbeing. In substance use treatment, each of these factors can influence your risk of relapse – and need to be addressed for treatment to be effective. Holistic treatment is just that – a style of addiction treatment that treats the whole person, rather than a single problem in isolation.
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Aftercare Program Recovery is a process that lasts a lifetime – it doesn’t simply end when you complete an addiction treatment program. While seeking out evidence-based treatment gives you the tools and resources necessary to live a life of recovery, most people will benefit from ongoing support and accountability in the form of an addiction aftercare program in Tennessee, which extends the treatment process through to your transition back home. The Recovery Process While no two paths to recovery are the same, addiction treatment is typically laid out in a structured way to make it easy for people to overcome the common challenges of recovery. At TN Detox Center, our model for recovery follows a three-stage process: Medical Detox. Substance use disorders can cause crippling physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms when substance use suddenly stops. In some cases, these symptoms are not only intensely uncomfortable, but potentially lethal. A medical detox center focuses on treating these symptoms
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Alcohol Rehab Over 29 million people in the United States alone live with an alcohol use disorder each year, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. Left untreated, alcohol use disorders can break families apart, lead to financial or personal devastation, and cause a number of harmful physical and mental health symptoms. And while many people won’t be able to overcome an alcohol addiction on their own, inpatient alcohol rehab centers can provide targeted, evidence-based strategies that help you learn to overcome your addiction, break free from cravings, and live a happier and healthier life in sobriety.
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Alcohol is the most commonly abused substance in the United States according to the 2021 National Survey of Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). It is a type of substance abuse where medical detox is strongly recommended. This recommendation stems from the possibility of life threatening withdrawal symptoms for people with severe alcohol addiction. Thankfully, modern medical detox combines patient safety with treatments to reduce the discomfort accompanying detoxification. Alcohol detox managed by medical professionals should not be avoided because of worries over withdrawal. Find expert care at our welcoming Nashville, TN detox facility, where compassionate support and proven treatments guide your journey to lasting sobriety.
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When learning about rehab, it?s essential to grasp the fundamental components involved in the recovery process. Our Tennessee detox facility offers a comprehensive approach that encompasses various elements, such as thorough assessments, medically supervised detoxification, and evidence-based therapies. We also integrate holistic treatments to promote overall well-being and address the root causes of addiction. Additionally, we emphasize the importance of aftercare planning to ensure ongoing support and prevent relapse. By understanding these components, individuals can make informed decisions about rehab and choose a program that aligns with their specific needs for a successful recovery journey.
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Dual Diagnosis Treatment People who live with a substance use disorder often experience co-occurring mental health conditions that can impact their recovery. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, 37.9% of people with substance use disorders have a mental health disorder ? and 18.2% of people with a mental health disorder have a co-occurring addiction. Dual diagnosis treatment is the best way to treat both disorders simultaneously and can help you achieve a lasting and worthwhile recovery.
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Recovery is a process that lasts a lifetime ? it doesn?t simply end when you complete an addiction treatment program. While seeking out evidence-based treatment gives you the tools and resources necessary to live a life of recovery, most people will benefit from ongoing support and accountability in the form of an addiction aftercare program in Tennessee, which extends the treatment process through to your transition back home.
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Trauma and substance use disorders are thoroughly interlinked. People who experience trauma are more likely to develop substance use problems, and those who have substance use problems place themselves at higher risk of traumatic experiences. When seeking recovery, it?s essential that these traumas are addressed by trained mental health professionals in order to optimize your chances of success, and to ensure that your treatment results in greater overall mental health.
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The 12 Step Program at TN Detox Center combines several of the most effective methods to battle addiction, integrating both the support of 12 Step support groups and the best evidence-based treatments and therapies that a dedicated addiction treatment center can offer. By choosing the 12 Step program, you choose an option that provides international support, science backed therapy, and a time-tested approach.
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Addiction almost never affects a single individual alone. Families, friends, spouses, and partners can all experience challenges and hardships when their loved one is living with a substance use disorder. And while addiction can often lead to serious damage in these relationships, they can also be a lifeline out of addiction. Family therapy recognizes the ripple effect that substance use disorders can create and can start the process of healing these relationships and building a stable source of support for addiction recovery.
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In its simplest form, drug addiction is a dependence on a chemical substance, whether that chemical is accessed through pill taking, smoking, snorting, eating, or other form of consumption. This chemical dependence has psychological and physical properties.
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Medical detox refers to the elimination of drugs or alcohol from the body under the care of licensed medical professionals. Medical detox is typically contrasted to non-medical recovery centers where treatment staff are not licensed healthcare providers and cannot prescribe medications to help with withdrawal symptoms or drug cravings. Do-it-yourself detox performed at home with the aid of friends or family is another form of non-medical recovery. Medical detox is generally considered a superior way of discontinuing drugs (or alcohol) because of the safety benefits of health monitoring by medical professionals as well as the use of evidence-based treatments and medications. This article will summarize medical detox with respect to its: Safety advantages Emphasis on comfort and program completion Local availability Cost
View Review Page →All health insurance is not the same. Covered medical care varies by insurance type, as do the out-of-pocket costs for these services. By the end of this article, you’ll know: The major forms of health insurance What categories of insurance coverage mandate substance abuse coverage What to do if your insurance doesn’t cover detox or you’re uninsured The major forms of health insurance in the United States are employer-provided (i.e. insurance from your job), Obamacare, Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE. While there are other forms of insurance (e.g. short-term plans, hospital insurance, etc.), the ones we cover are the most popular forms of coverage and the ones most relevant to addiction treatment. After reviewing each insurance category, we will also share a few thoughts on payment plans for the uninsured or those whose coverage does not apply to your preferred detox or rehab facility. Employer Health Insurance Employer-health insurance comes in several varieties. Small companies with 50 or fewer wo
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The first step in the detox process is a detailed evaluation and assessment. This not only provides our treatment team with the information needed to create a personalized treatment plan but can help to identify any co-occurring issues that may affect your recovery. The evaluation stage takes several factors into account for your treatment, including a personal interview, measuring the concentration of substances in the bloodstream, and diagnosing any co-occurring physical or mental health conditions. With this information, our team can initiate treatment in the safest and most effective manner possible.
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The prescription drug fentanyl was developed in the late 1950s as an anesthetic as well as an acute pain treatment.1 Its widely reported to be 50 to 100 times more powerful than other opioids (such as morphine) and its legitimate applications include pain management for cancer patients and people with nerve damage. Outside of appropriate medical usage, there is a large criminal market for fentanyl and its Illegal production may combine fentanyl with other illegal substances such as heroin. In the past decade, overdoses from fentanyl have reached epidemic levels according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).2 Recent data states that fentanyl contributes to over half of fatal overdoses. Part of the problem is the potency of the drug. As little as 2 MG of fentanyl is lethal. Those addicted to fentanyl are at higher risk for fatal overdose than other opiates.3 Given the lethal potential of the drug, a 2022 article in Forbes magazine argued that fentanyl is the biggest public health crisis facing the natio
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When learning about rehab, its essential to grasp the fundamental components involved in the recovery process. Our Tennessee detox facility offers a comprehensive approach that encompasses various elements, such as thorough assessments, medically supervised detoxification, and evidence-based therapies. We also integrate holistic treatments to promote overall well-being and address the root causes of addiction. Additionally, we emphasize the importance of aftercare planning to ensure ongoing support and prevent relapse. By understanding these components, individuals can make informed decisions about rehab and choose a program that aligns with their specific needs for a successful recovery journey.
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Find the right treatment for you. We pride ourselves on offering diverse treatment approaches tailored to your unique needs. Our multidisciplinary team utilizes evidence-based methods, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness practices, to support your healing journey. We also integrate holistic therapies like yoga, art therapy, and nutrition counseling to promote overall well-being. Combining traditional and alternative treatments in a customized manner ensures a comprehensive and balanced healing experience, empowering you to rediscover a life of fulfillment and vitality.
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Location is a major consideration for detox. If detox treatment includes family therapy then it is wise to seek a local provider or one within an acceptable driving distance for your family. If, however, the person suffering from addiction has a family and social network that encourages substance abuse, seeking an out-of-town detox facility may be a far better choice. Detox is often the first step in treatment for alcoholism, heroin addiction, opioid addiction (e.g. oxycontin), and benzodiazepine addiction (e.g. Valium, Xanax, Ativan and Klonopin). One of the reasons detox is so important in the treatment of these addictions is that withdrawal may be accompanied by health risks such as seizure or an irregular heartbeat. Having a trained medical staff monitoring a person undergoing detox ensures proper medical intervention occurs if any life-threatening symptoms occur.
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“Meth” is the short name for methamphetamine. It is a stimulant derived from the earlier drug, amphetamine. Its ability to produce feelings of euphoria, pleasure, heightened alertness, or a sense of invincibility has led to widespread abuse. However, meth highs are followed by a “crash” where the user feels exhausted. The meth user who has crashed may also feel very unhappy and anxious. Over time, prolonged use of meth may harm the brain’s ability to feel pleasure. Additionally, the drug can produce psychological and behavioral changes such as paranoia, hallucinations, aggression and violent behavior, insomnia, and confusion. Like heroin, dependence on meth can lead to drug tolerance and the need for larger amounts to achieve the same intoxication experienced early in its use. This cycle of tolerance and increased use sets up a risk for overdose.
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Cocaine, made from the coca plant, is a stimulant that gives the user a feeling of extreme euphoria as well as increased energy and alertness. Cocaine can be an especially lethal drug because of the long-term effects it has on the cardiovascular system. It is available in a variety of forms, most notably crack (which intensifies its effects). Chronic cocaine use can lead to a higher tolerance for the drug, as is also the case for meth and heroin. Elevated cocaine usage following drug tolerance sets the stage for an accidental overdose. Cocaine addiction is treatable and medical detox allows you to rid cocaine from your body while under the care of licensed healthcare professionals. These professionals will not only attend to your physical health during the process but also provide treatments to reduce the discomfort of withdrawal symptoms.
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Choosing Between Detox and Rehab Detox is focused on ridding alcohol or drugs from a person’s system safely and getting the individual started on the road to recovery. It is advisable to seek detox prior to rehab for: Severe addictions Long-term addictions Addictions where withdrawal complications may present health risks. Such addictions include alcoholism, heroin addiction, opioid addiction (e.g. oxycontin), benzodiazepine addiction (e.g. Valium, Xanax, Ativan and Klonopin) Addictions where previous attempts at discontinuing substance use were abandoned because of withdrawal symptoms Rehab is a good alternative to detox for people with a substance abuse problem scenarios such as: Detox was recently completed successfully The substance being abused does not have major medical risks associated with abrupt disuse (e.g. marijuana) Substance abuse has not reached a severe stage where: Life-threatening behaviors are present (e.g. sharing drug needles, involvement in drug crimes, driving under the i
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In this article, you’ll find practical ideas to help you: Understand the biggest needs of someone suffering from alcoholism Distinguish between helping vs enabling Encourage a loved one to seek treatment Before discussing this topic in detail, it’s important for you to understand a hard truth about having a loved one suffering from alcoholism: It is not within your power to fix or cure this person. Recovery requires cooperation on the part of the person dependent on alcohol, a decision that things need to change radically. Once someone has become addicted, the goal of “cutting down” on alcohol is a lie that often enables the person to continue alcohol abuse and all its painful consequences. Accordingly, breaking addiction begins when a person recognizes his or her alcohol dependence and agrees that it needs to end.
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We Are Here To Serve You On Your Road to Recovery Choosing the right path for recovery is vital to your success. Our dedicated team collaborates with you, crafting a tailored treatment plan that respects your individual needs, preferences, and goals. Find reassurance in our comprehensive approach as you confidently embark on your healing journey, knowing you’ve made the right choice for a brighter, more fulfilling future.
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Heroin has been around since the 19th century and its precursors (e.g. opium) trace back even further into history. Users describe heroin’s effects as a feeling of extreme happiness or a trance-like state. Ridding the body of heroin, known as detoxification or “detox,” is considered an important first step on the road to recovery. Years of study on heroin addiction and treatment options have provided the basis for the medical detox process. In this article, we will review some of the major issues related to heroin addiction and how recovery can be started by removing traces of heroin in the body and getting past the symptoms of withdrawal.
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“Rapid detox” refers to the accelerated process to rid the body of the drugs or alcohol being abused within addiction. Some of the reasons why people pursue rapid detox are concerns about excessive time off from work or the desire to have the discomfort period of detox shortened as much as possible. Also known as “anesthesia-assisted opiate detox,” rapid detox is a controversial procedure with a variety of critics within the field of recovery. Rapid detox is not a completely standardized procedure across the recovery industry so centers that offer this service may differ in their approaches. Rapid detox usually involves sedating a patient (e.g. general anesthesia) during the initial withdrawal period. After sedation, the patient receives an opiate blocker such as naltrexone,1 perhaps in a very high dose. The sedation period is relatively short, between four to six hours, though there are records of anesthesia lasting longer. The entire rapid detox process may last between two to three days, with the time a
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How to Choose The Right Detox Facility for You Not all detox facilities are the same. First and foremost, it is advisable to seek a detox staffed with licensed doctors (and supporting medical personnel) who have years of experience treating addiction and helping individuals successfully complete detox. You should also ask if the facility has an accreditation with any professional organizations or state programs related to addiction treatment.
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Opioid Withdrawal Timeline Several factors determine the opioid withdrawal timeline: such as which opioids were being used, how frequently, your typical dose, and the length of substance misuse. Yet for most people, the following timeline can help you know what to expect: Eight Hours Since Last Use The symptoms of opioid withdrawal can occur as quickly as eight hours after opioids were last used. The first symptoms are typically mild and can include feeling irritable or chilly. 24 Hours Since Last Use Withdrawal symptoms begin to heighten after 24 hours, and include aches, racing heart rate, and sweating. At this stage, people begin to have difficulty sleeping as well, and experience powerful drug cravings. 72 Hours Since Last Use The third day of opioid withdrawal is typically the worst. People experience the full intensity of opioid withdrawal symptoms, possibly including diarrhea and vomiting.
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Tulip Hill Healthcare is a leading healthcare organization dedicated to providing high-quality medical services and compassionate care to patients in need. With a team of experienced healthcare professionals and state-of-the-art facilities, Tulip Hill Healthcare offers a wide range of medical services including primary care, specialty care, and wellness programs. Known for their commitment to excellence and patient-centered approach, Tulip Hill Healthcare strives to improve the health and well-being of all individuals in their community. Their mission is to provide superior healthcare services that are accessible, affordable, and tailored to meet the unique needs of each patient.
View Review Page →Drug Rehab Starting treatment at an inpatient drug rehabilitation center is the most effective way to overcome a drug addiction. Substance use disorders are pervasive – affecting over 46 million people in the United States – and can be incredibly difficult to break free from on your own. But with quality evidence-based treatment from a compassionate team of mental health professionals, you can break free from addiction and achieve a lasting recovery. How Drug Rehab Works Inpatient drug rehab is the next step after completing a medical detox. But where detox focuses on helping people make it through the difficult stage of physical withdrawal, a drug rehab center focuses on helping you to manage your cravings, learn the skills needed to maintain your sobriety, and uncover and address the root causes of a substance use disorder. Addiction isn’t simply a problem of uncontrolled substance use, but a constellation of factors that all contribute to why people struggle to stop using on their own. This include
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Heroin Rehab Heroin addiction can be one of the most difficult substance use disorders to overcome – but compassionate and evidence-based care can help you or your loved ones achieve recovery. More than one million people in the United States live with a heroin addiction, and estimates suggest that as many as 94% don’t receive any treatment for this debilitating disorder. Overcoming a heroin addiction can feel impossible. But there are a number of medications, treatments, and therapies that have proven themselves to be effective at helping people overcome their addiction – and the team at TN Detox Center can help you finally achieve recovery from your heroin addiction. Understanding Heroin Addiction Heroin addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease that can lead to lasting brain changes, an inability to cut down or stop heroin use on your own, and continued heroin abuse despite mounting consequences. Heroin addiction is not a choice. Rather, a number of internal and external pressures can make it impos
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Opiate Rehab Opiate drugs such as heroin, codeine, and morphine can quickly lead to addiction and physical dependence. Living with an opiate addiction can make it seem like sobriety is always right outside of reach – but by starting treatment at TN Detox’s opiate rehab centers, you can break free from the physiological pressures of addiction and learn how to live a better and healthier life in recovery. Understanding Opiate Addiction Opiates are one of the most common drugs of abuse in the United States – with over 9 million people using illicit opiate drugs each year, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. These drugs can cause powerful euphoric effects, including a sense of relaxation, pain relief, and physical pleasure. But opiate use can quickly lead to opiate addiction, leading to people experiencing several harmful symptoms and lasting brain changes that make it difficult for people to stop on their own. The feeling of relaxation that opiates bring rapidly be
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Xanax Rehab Breaking free from a Xanax addiction is no easy task – but with the help of TN Detox Center’s Xanax rehab, you can find targeted treatments to help you overcome withdrawals, learn the skills necessary to sustain your recovery, and build a powerful network of social support to help you for years to come. But first, it’s essential to understand how a Xanax addiction affects your life, and what Xanax dependence treatment can do to help. How Xanax Affects the Brain Xanax – also sold under the generic name alprazolam – is a fast-acting benzodiazepine typically used in the treatment of anxiety disorders and insomnia. But even if you take your Xanax as prescribed, you run the risk of developing a physical dependence and addiction to this powerful drug.
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Substance Abuse Rehab Living with a substance use disorder can be debilitating, leaving you feeling less in control of your life, and more like your substance use controls you. But you can achieve recovery, with evidence-based substance abuse treatment programs offering several effective strategies to help you break free from substance abuse, overcome cravings, and learn to flourish in your new life in recovery. The Challenge of Overcoming Substance Abuse Substance abuse comes in many different forms. Some people have trouble controlling their alcohol use, while others are completely dependent upon illicit drugs like heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, or methamphetamine. But there is also prescription substance abuse, psychedelic substance abuse, or polysubstance abuse – where people use multiple different drugs simultaneously.
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