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Women’s facility seeks use permit (Daily Pilot)
Newport Beach will begin hearings this week for residential drug and alcohol treatment programs that want to continue to operate in the city.
New Addiction Treatment Program Allows You to Attend Drug Rehabilitation and Still Keep Your Day Job (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Drug addiction is a disease that can inflict anyone, including those that can continue to hold down jobs and build careers that won't allow them to take extended time off for drug rehab. A new style of rehab allows clients to still go to work and get clean at the same time.
Addiction Treatment in a Mansion? With New Luxury Rehab Facility, You Can (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Breaking an addiction is hard, but with luxury rehabilitation centers, it can be done in pleasant surroundings. At Estates Delray, the comforts of home are not sacrificed to help clients conquer addictions.
Drug Addiction Treatment Center Offers to Get you Clean: You Pay Later (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
With the economy on the decline, addiction is on the rise in the United States. New budget rehab facilities help you lead a sober life without leaving you bankrupt.
Drug court helps non-violent offenders (The Demopolis Times)
The 17th Judicial Drug Court isn’t even a year old yet and it hasn’t run its first full cycle, but already the team in charge of this alternate means of dealing with addicts in the court system are optimistic, even excited.
Mexican singer Montero making drug rehab progress (KESQ Palm Springs)
MIAMI (AP) - A Miami judge says Mexican singer and actor Pablo Montero is doing well in a drug rehabilitation program. The 39-year-old Montero appeared in court Monday for a progress report. A doctor testified that Montero was clean when he was tested on New Year's Day.
Mexican singer Montero making drug rehab progress (Miami Herald)
A Miami judge says Mexican singer and actor Pablo Montero is doing well in a drug rehabilitation program.
Sheriff's program helps recovering addicts (The Shreveport Times)
Starting this month, eight additional jail inmates will get a chance to treat their substance abuse problems more extensively through the Lafayette Parish sheriff's office's new intensive inpatient rehabilitation program.
After Drug Rehab Will I Be Able To Stay Off Drugs? (PIZZAHEROS)
It's a valid question, but the answer is not a simple "yes" or "no". The true answer would have to be something like: "It depends on three main factors."
REHAB gets results: Sheriff's program helps recovering addicts (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser)
Starting in January, eight additional jail inmates will get a chance to treat their substance abuse problems more extensively through the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office's 2-month-old intensive inpatient rehabilitation program.