Drug & Alcohol Rehab Centers near Oshkosh, WI
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Nova Counseling Services, Inc.
They have a great program that reaches every person in every age group. Majority of staff is well trained and has the ability to deal with any type of situation. They have a high turnout rate, but they need more family interaction with residents.
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If you're fighting an addiction to marijuana or other drugs, Oshkosh drug treatment centers can give you the resources you need to regain control over your life.
Non-Medical Marijuana Use in WisconsinAlthough cannabis has legitimate medical uses, many of the Wisconsin residents use the drug for non-medical reasons, according to national surveys. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reports that in 2007-2008:
- 11 percent of people ages 12 and older used marijuana in the past 30 days
- 7 percent of people ages 12 through 17 reported using marijuana during their lifetime
- 18 percent of people ages 18 through 25 reported lifetime use of marijuana
- 4 percent of people over age 25 reported lifetime use
If you've been using marijuana to manage pain, control anxiety or minimize the symptoms of a chronic illness, a comprehensive treatment program must address these serious health concerns. Often the greatest hurdle to getting treatment for drug or alcohol abuse is that first phone call. Y
ou may be afraid of having your identity compromised or facing judgment from rehab counselors.