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  • Between 1992 and 1994, there was a 30% decrease in the use of inhalants among elementary school students.
  • Ecstasy is in a class of drugs known as club drugs, and continues to be used by millions of Americans across the country, despite evidence of its potential harmful effects.
  • Homeowners are often a target for individuals who are seeking to steal prescription drugs, with owners and real estate agents increasingly reporting prescription drugs missing from medicine cabinets after open houses.
  • Anabolic steroids can be orally or injected, and are typically administered in cycles of weeks or months which is referred to as cycling.
  • In 2007, hydrocodone such as that contained in Lortab was mentioned in 24,558 emergency room visits, 11,001 single exposures and 23 deaths according to The American Association of Poison Control Centers.
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Residential Beds For Clients with Children

Although residential beds for clients children is not as prevalent as other specialized types of addiction treatment centers, they do, in fact, exist if you are in need. Back in 2007, the National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services documented that 515 (14%) of residential substance abuse treatment centers offered beds for both mothers and their children. There is a substantial benefit to both the mother and child who are able to enroll in programs that provide residential beds for clients children. The mother is able to receive the rehabilitation they need while remaining close with their children through the challenging process of addiction recovery. A lot of parents (mothers in specific) do not want to admit that they need help with their addiction problemsfor fear that their children will be taken away. These programs help to reduce this fear while providing the proper care that both mother and child so desperately need.

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