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- Is Chemical Dependency Treatment affordable?
- How do I get help, for my alcohol/drug problem?
- How do I get help for a friend or loved one?
- Can I get my friend/loved one locked up in a treatment program?
- "My friend/loved one is unwilling to get help...what can I do"?
- "I am a "social-drug user" .... do I have a problem?
- "I can "control" my alcohol/drug-use .... do I have a problem"?
- What is chemical dependency?
At the South East Texas Council, YES !!!!
The cost for 30 days of Intensive Residential Treatment
is only $ 2250., significantly less than the
deductible/co-pay, for treatment at many hospital
programs , which will exceed
$ 1000. per day.
Call (409) 833-7774 and make an appointment
or
Call us @ 409-840-9350 or 840-2001 or 842-2408
Call (409) 833-7774 and make an appointment
or
Call us @ 409-840-9350 or 840-2001 or 842-2408
There are no "locked-down" substance abuse treatment facilities, in our area.
You may want to call a local 12-Step Group (Alcoholics Anonymous or Narcotics Anonymous) and speak with them about having someone from a recovery group coming out to speak with your loved one.
There is no such category as a "social drug user".
This is a "smoke-screen" used by alcohol/drug abusers
in efforts of minimizing the depths of their "relationship"
with mood-altering chemicals.
Illicit drug use is
defined by anti-social behavior.
Generally, the need to "control" intake of mood-altering chemicals, is the result of some experiences, where we were
"out of control".
Social drinkers are never compelled to ask these types of questions.
Chemical Dependency is a progressive and pervasive disease that is often fatal, if untreated,
and characterized by progressive patterns of de-compensation, as well as a tendency to relapse, very similar to diabetes. These
diseases respond well, through treatment.
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