substance abuse treatment
Dependency recovery care
Substance abuse treatment is medical and psychological care for addiction to drugs or alcohol.
Treatment may include detoxification, counseling, medication, and support groups.
Programs range from outpatient therapy to residential rehabilitation: He entered substance abuse treatment after his third DUI.
The goal is sustained recovery and prevention of relapse.
- rock bottomLowest possible level
- family counselingGuided resolution for relatives
- support systemNetwork providing assistance
- inpatient rehabilitationOvernight facility-based recovery treatment
- detoxificationRemoving harmful substances internally
cold turkey · peer support groups · outpatient programs · coping mechanisms · group therapy · holistic therapies · cognitive-behavioral therapy · mindfulness practices · 12-step programs · sober living · life skills training · recovery journey · mentorship programs · relapse prevention · alumni networks · dual diagnosis · public awareness campaigns · intervention
- social servicessocial workers, social work, social services, welfare office, case workers
- penologypenology, prisons, incarceration, parole board, prison
- addiction treatmentdetox centers, methadone, buprenorphine, rehab facilities, naltrexone
- Alcohol Recoveryalcohol recovery, Alcoholics Anonymous, AA, rehab, detox
- criminal rehabilitationreentry programs, reintegration, prison reform, recidivism reduction, restorative justice
- mental health policymental health courts, involuntary commitment, crisis intervention, suicide prevention, deinstitutionalization
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Selling illegal substances
drug trafficking · enabling · pill mills · drug manufacturing
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Harmful habitual intoxicant use
drug abuse · alcohol abuse · drug addiction · alcoholism · substance misuse
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Making something feasible
neglect · codependency · denial · looking the other way · turning a blind eye
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