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Facts
- The anxiety one experiences when going through Xanax withdrawal has been known to put some people over the edge creating suicidal thoughts.
- It is not safe to use any type of central nervous system depressant with other medications unless this is recommended and supervised by a medical professional.
- Typically, OxyContin withdrawal is unpleasant, but it is generally not life threatening.
- The prescription drug Desoxyn (legal methamphetamine) increases and blocks the brain's reuptake of the neurotransmitter dopamine.
Many people in ND. who end up in drug rehab are dual diagnosis clients with co-occurring mental and substance abuse problems. Actually, as many as 1/3 of those who suffer with mental health issues in North Dakota also become involved in substance abuse at some time in their lives. These dual diagnosis clients typically turn to drugs or alcohol to self medicate as a way to relieve the symptoms of an underlying psychiatric disorder. Some addicted individuals aren't even diagnosed with a psychological condition, and only when they begin to receive treatment at a drug rehab center is this sort of issue uncovered. This alone can help resolve addiction issues and put the person in a position to get treatment for both disorders so that they have a good chance of remaining clean and sober and mentally stable in the future.
Listings for "Dual Diagnosis Clients with Mental and Substance Abuse Problems" in North Dakota
- North Central Human Service Center
1015 South Broadway Minot North Dakota, 58701
701-857-8500 - CHI St. Alexius Medical
311 North 11th Street Bismarck ND., 58501
701-530-7255 - Lake Region Human Service Center
200 Highway 2 West Devils Lake ND., 58301
701-665-2200 - Prairie St. Johns LLC
510 4th Street South Fargo North Dakota, 58103
701-476-7200 - Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch
1227 North 35th Street Bismarck North Dakota, 58501
701-224-1789 - Agassiz Associates PLLC
2424 32nd Avenue Grand Forks ND., 58201
701-746-6336 - Southeast Human Service Center
2624 9th Avenue South Fargo ND., 58103
701-298-4500 - United Tribes Technical College
3315 University Drive Bismarck North Dakota, 58504
701-255-3285 - Sanford Medical Center Bismarck
300 North 7th Street Bismarck North Dakota, 58501
701-323-6796 - Badlands Human Service Center
300 13th Avenue West Dickinson ND., 58601
701-227-7500 - Home on the Range
16351 Interstate 94 Sentinel Butte ND., 58654
701-872-3745 - North Dakota State Hospital
2605 Circle Drive Jamestown North Dakota, 58401
701-253-3650 - Prairie St. Johns
510 4th Street South Fargo North Dakota, 58103
701-476-7200 - Northwest Human Service Center
316 2nd Avenue West Williston ND., 58802
701-774-4600 - West Central Human Service Center
1237 West Divide Avenue Bismarck ND., 58501
701-328-8888 - Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch
6301 19th Avenue NW Minot North Dakota, 58703
701-852-3628 - ADAPT Inc
1330 Page Drive Fargo North Dakota, 58103
701-232-1080 - First Step Recovery
3201 Fiechtner Drive Fargo ND., 58103
701-293-3384 - Lake Region Outreach Office
1102 Main Avenue West Rolla ND., 58367
701-477-9050 - Native American Resource Center
331 4th Avenue East Trenton North Dakota, 58853
701-774-0461 - Summit Counseling Services
1500 14th Street SW Williston North Dakota, 58801
701-334-6242
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