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2010

Don’t Let Alcohol or Drug Abuse Make You a Statistic

“Thousands of people die each year as due to drunk and drugged driving.  The lives of thousands of family members and friends left behind are forever scarred,” said Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administrator (SAMHSA) Administrator Pamela S. Hyde, J.D. “Some progress has been made in reducing the levels of drunk and drugged driving through …

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Depression May Stand in Way of Smoking Cessation Success

A new study has found that smokers who suffer from depression want to quit smoking as much as non-depressed smokers do, but their depression may stand in the way of their success. Researchers from the University of California at San Diego found that 24 percent of people who called the California Smokers’ Helpline currently suffered …

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iPromises Featured in Inc Magazine

The iPromises Recovery Companion, a free iPhone app developed by Promises Behavioral Health, was written up in the December 2010/January 2011 edition of Inc. Magazine. “Promises Treatment Centers relies on strong word of mouth and a sterling reputation. The right app, it learned, can generate both.”

Settling into Your New Life in Recovery from Addiction

You’ve completed treatment and are now back home. Congratulations! You’ve made a huge first step toward your goal of living clean and sober. Frankly, it can’t have been easy. Going through treatment is tough for most people – no matter how committed they are to overcoming problems with substance abuse or process addictions. While you’re …

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Depression with Psychotic Symptoms More Difficult to Treat

Major depressive disorder (MDD) can be difficult to treat, requiring the patient to test out a variety of treatment options over a period of time before finding a prescription that works. MDD that results in poor treatment outcomes after following traditional antidepressant therapy is commonly thought of as being a sign of undetected bipolar disorder …

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