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September is National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month, a time to recognize that effective treatment and recovery are possible when family, friends, and the community work together. If you need help, or you want information on how to get involved, call 1-800-662-HELP. That's 1-800-662-H-E-L-P. A public service of this station and the Federal Center for Substance Abuse Treatment.
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Medical Detox and Treatment Laguna Beach Pacific Coast Recovery Center is a Treatment facility for drug addiction, alcoholism, and pain medication dependency. A holistic approach is incorporated into a 12-step treatment philosophy. Coastal facilities in Laguna Beach California
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During the treatment for alcohol and drug addiction these patients are on a planned diet and medication that aids them to recover. Frequent counseling sessions are conducted for them by the physicians and therapists so that the patient can control the urge to drink after they go out of the treatment center.
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Radio is a wonderful medium to promote the fact that September is National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month (Recovery Month) and to provide the public with a toll-free number that can be used to find out more about treatment services. Remember, a radio public service announcement (PSA) qualifies for free air time only if it is used to promote a nonprofit organization or a public service. Stations will often accept prewritten scripts from organizations seeking to convey a public service message that benefits members of the community. The station can read these scripts over the air.
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Treating unresolved trauma, bi-polar disorder and dual diagnosis as the root cause of alcohol and drug addiction. Located in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Helping adult men and woman across the United States
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Walden House engages, heals, teaches, trains, houses, clothes, and feeds people with alcohol and other drug addictions in San Francisco and throughout California. Often these people are the most difficult to reach: the mentally ill, people with AIDS, emotionally disturbed and abused adolescents, the socio-economically deprived, and the homeless.
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