Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Iowa City, IA
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Pathways Behavioral Services
Help threw a lot of problems. Just wish had more time with family. It help me realize alot an made my life better
House of Mercy
If you take what they have to offer and apply it how the suggest then you will have a great chance of success. This facility saved my life.
Horizons Family Centered Recovery Program
Knowledgeable staff, excellent physicians. However, it was small. Theyve helped me theough my rough detox and rehab! Now im clean!
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What You Need to Ask Before Enrolling in a Rehab ProgramIt is important to understand that most chemical addictions involve physical as well as psychological dependence. Two components of rehab are (1) detoxification, for dealing with the physical dependency, and (2) psychological counseling. Find out ahead of time if detox is included in the program or if you will need to undergo this as part of a separate program. Also, ask about the specifics of the program's psychological treatment offerings.
Drug Use Among College StudentsWhile cannabis (marijuana and hashish) and alcohol are near the top of the list of popular substances among college students, the real trend is toward "smart drugs." These are primarily prescription medications used for treating ADHD as well as stimulants such as amphetamines.
- Ritalin
- Adderall (an amphetamine)
- Vyvense (lisdexamfetamine)
- Concerta (methylphenidate)
These drugs are taken to increase concentration and stamina but can have detrimental side effects when used for non-medical reasons.
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