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wellness retreat has the most welcoming staff. compassionate, respectful and very professional.
The environment at Hollywood Hills Recovery center is exactly what I needed to feel safe and welcome at such a vulnerable point in my life. Forever grateful to the team for taking such great care of me and supporting me when I needed it the most.
*Prescription Drugs Used by College Students
A variety of prescription drugs are used by college students, but some of the most common include:
College students who have been abusing prescription drugs may have a hard time breaking free of the cycle completely when in a traditional treatment program. This is because medications are often used as part of the detox process and can create temptations. Holistic treatment programs also facilitate the detox process but use more natural methods.
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