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addiction a choice or disease

Is Addiction a Disease or a Choice?

It’s a question people facing substance abuse problems often ask themselves: Is addiction a disease or a choice? It’s hard to answer this question because substance abuse is so complicated. Some people think drug and alcohol addiction is a disease. Those people include former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, M.D. In 2016, he issued a report claiming addiction…

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Guide to Residential Treatment

The Ultimate Guide to Residential Substance Abuse Treatment

If you or a loved one suffers from alcoholism or drug use, you might wonder about residential substance abuse treatment. Asking for help can feel overwhelming, and learning about all the options for recovery is stressful. Please be rest assured that you are not alone! Here we will provide the ultimate guide to residential substance…

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what to look for in treatment

What to Look for in a Drug Rehab Treatment Facility

What to Look for in Your Residential Drug Treatment Facility Congratulations on making the decision to pursue drug and alcohol rehab! We know how challenging it can be to come to the conclusion that you need recovery help. At Summit Detox, we want to do everything we can to support your decision. Enrolling in a…

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Drug-Induced Schizophrenia

Drug-Induced Schizophrenia: Triggers, Symptoms and Treatment

People often use the term “drug-induced schizophrenia” to refer to the psychotic symptoms a person develops after acute or long-term drug abuse. Although these symptoms mimic true schizophrenia, this occurrence is actually drug-induced psychosis, which is a different disorder entirely. Since drug-induced psychosis symptoms are nearly identical to those of schizophrenia, it helps to understand…

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Overdose on Fentanyl

How Quickly Can You Overdose on Fentanyl?

Fentanyl, especially in the synthetic form sold on the streets, remains one of the most dangerous and deadly drugs, largely because it’s 100 times more potent than morphine and up to 40 times as potent as heroin. The risk of overdose on fentanyl is extremely high, and drug overdose deaths involving illicit drugs, including fentanyl…

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how to prepare

How To Prepare for Residential Substance Abuse Treatment

There is no question that residential treatment can be life-altering. However, you should feel hopeful if you or a loved one needs this treatment. The evidence clearly shows that well-managed programs can help someone defeat their addiction for good. Residential substance abuse treatment can change someone’s life and dramatically alter its trajectory. Residential substance abuse treatment removes…

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residential

The Benefits of Residential Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment

When it comes to treating drug and alcohol addiction disorders, there are no “one-size fits all” approaches. Many attempt to quit drugs and alcohol alone only to find it’s not as easy as anticipated. While some successfully receive treatment in an outpatient setting, others may require more extensive forms of treatment. Those struggling with addiction may benefit…

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levels of care

Levels of Care in Addiction Treatment

When it comes to treating substance use disorders, each individual may require different treatments. Some people struggle with severe drug or alcohol use disorders that require advanced interventions, while others may recover with less intensive treatments. For this reason, varying levels of care in addiction treatment are available. The Need for Different Levels of Care…

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drug detox police

Drug Detox for First Responders

First responders are our society’s heroes. They are highly respected because these jobs are among the most rewarding yet difficult occupations available. First responders include police, firefighters, and emergency medical services personnel. Most people don’t see the mental health challenges that accompany these professions, which can often lead to higher rates of alcoholism and substance…

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