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Facts
- The reason why many of the people who die from methadone overdose do not have a prescription for the drug is because they obtain the drug illegally and use it for nonmedical purposes.
- The DEA reports dramatic rises in the distribution of oxycodone, the key ingredient in OxyContin, Percocet and Percodan from New York's Staten Island to Santa Fe, N.M., with sales increasing in some regions sixteenfold.
- Hallucinations are a side effect of abusing the prescription drug Desoxyn (methamphetamine).
- Prescription drug abuse facts show that 4.4% of abusers get their prescription drugs from a dealer or stranger.
Teenagers become exposed to drugs and alcohol at very early ages, and a large number of teens in MT. will try drugs and binge drink at some point in their youth. Although this has somewhat become a social norm, there are very significant threats that teenagers of today's drug culture are faced with. Prescription drug abuse for instance, opioid pain killers in particular, being the main culprit. There is an incredibly high risk of addiction associated with this variety of drug abuse, and teenagers can very easily become fully dependent addicts within a very short time period. Drug rehab for teenagers is available in MT. from services and environments aimed at supplying and nurturing recovery for the teenage addict. These types of drug rehabilitation centers for teenagers deliver treatment at a level that this age group can easily understand. This makes it possible for teenagers in Montana to get their lives back on track so that they can become productive members of society.
Listings for "Addiction Treatment for Teenagers" in Montana
- White Sky Hope Center
96 Clinic Road Box Elder MT., 59521
406-395-4837 - Wilderness Treatment Center
200 Hubbart Dam Road Marion Montana, 59925
406-854-2832 - Western Montana Addiction Services
1325 Wyoming Street Missoula Montana, 59801
406-532-9800 - New Choices
1220 Poly Drive Billings MT., 59102
406-248-3175 - Mills Spring Counseling PLLC
99 Mills Spring Road Eureka MT., 59917
406-297-7900 - Eastern Montana Mental Health
2508 Wilson Street Miles City Montana, 59301
406-234-1687 x37 - Crow Tribal Health Deparment
101 Butechetch Avenue Crow Agency Montana, 59022
406-679-5365 - Flathead Valley Chem Dependency Clinic
1312 North Meridian Road Kalispell MT., 59901
406-756-6453 - Wellness Possibilities Inc
319 1st Avenue Laurel MT., 59044
406-672-2693 - District II
119 South Kendrick Street Glendive Montana, 59330
406-377-5942 - Rimrock Foundation
1231 North 29th Street Billings Montana, 59101
406-248-3175 - Gateway Community Services
26 4th Street North Great Falls MT., 59401
406-727-2512 - Alcohol and Drug Services of
2310 North 7th Avenue Bozeman MT., 59715
406-586-5493 - Bullhook Community Health Center Inc
521 4th Street Havre Montana, 59501
406-395-4305 - Fort Belknap Indian Reservation
656 Agency Main Street Harlem Montana, 59526
406-353-4175 - Western Montana Addiction Services
802 Main Street Polson MT., 59860
406-883-7310
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