Posts Tagged ‘treatment center’
Question by Cesaria Barbarossa – 40K: How do you feel about Tiger and Jesse making infidelity an addiction problem that needs treatment, not scorn?
Also forgot Eric Benet, Halle Berry’s ex-husband who said he had a sex addiction and went ot treatment after cheating.
What do you think about this new trend that infidelity should be looked at as signs of an addiction that needs treatment. Does this give infidelity less of a stigma if it’s treated as a psychological problem, moreso than a problem of selfishness and lack of self-control?
Do you think this would fly in “real life?”
Best answer:
Answer by Caroline
Even though I was a psych major in college, I’d like to think I’m also a realist. Sex addiction, like alcoholism or drug addiction, may very well be a “condition” but I personally think no-one held a gun to Tiger’s head, he knew what he was doing, he certainly knew the possible consequences, and he CHOSE to do it anyway. And to me, a sex addict doesn’t create relationships, such as they are, like Tiger and Jesse did with their “other women”. So I think it’s complete BS. I feel sorry for the wives in all of those cases. I was cheated on by a boyfriend and it was totally humiliating so I can only imagine how Sandra, etc. feel because their humiliation is splashed all over the front page. Yea, they need treatment. With a Louisville Slugger. Jerks.
Answer by ♫ Mad Luv ♫
I think they should seek help for themselves I don’t think the act of doing that fixes anything tho.
Drug Rehabilitation Center Is Now Servicing the Hammocks, Florida, with …
Drug Rehabilitation Center is a drug and alcohol treatment center that provides a variety of custom drug addiction treatment programs and services for men, women and teens struggling with extreme chemical dependency issues. At the core of their …
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Opiate addiction, treatment on the rise in the valley
Aspen police continue to investigate the heroin overdose death of a woman in November 2012. “We did pick up some evidence from the scene,” said Linda Consuegra, Aspen assistant … Since opening in February, the Aspen detoxification unit of Mind …
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Fresno Treatment Center Announces New Adult Programs Based on National …
Fresno Treatment Center Announces New Adult Programs Based on National Report Findings. A Fresno treatment center is launching programs aimed at stopping drug and alcohol dependency. Call (855) 912-7867 for an appointment at Drug Addiction …
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Businesses riled at plans to turn Hilton Head hotel into rehab center
Plans to turn The Main Street Inn & Spa, a boutique hotel on Hilton Head Island, into an inpatient treatment center for patients suffering from drug and alcohol addiction and mental health disorders are upsetting nearby business owners. Town Council's …
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She's Free! Amanda Bynes Leaves Treatment (DETAILS)
“Amanda and her entire family would like to thank everyone who's contacted them with good thoughts and wishes for Amanda's recovery,” Tamar Arminak said in a statement. “Amanda has completed her inpatient rehabilitation and she's feeling better every …
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Amanda Bynes leaves rehab, wants to start clothing line
(ABC News)– Amanda Bynes has finished her inpatient treatment and is already thinking about her next move. Her mother's attorney told People magazine that she is out the treatment center in Malibu Calif., and now recovering at her parents' Los Angeles …
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Amanda Bynes Released From Rehab — Moves Into Parents' Home
As Radar has previously reported, Lynn has a conservatorship over the troubled actress, 27. The ex-Nickelodeon star's current whereabouts is unknown, but the source noted, “she is being closely monitored.” “If Amanda needs to get further inpatient …
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Action Family Counseling “Drug/Alcohol Recovery”
Action Family Counseling is hosting a Drug/Alcohol Recovery Group at College of the Canyons beginning Tuesday, November 12th from 2-3:30pm in STCN 128 (near the cafeteria). The group is open to all COC students, faculty, and staff and is intended for …
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Honolulu Treatment Center Launches New Consultation Program on Updated …
Ultimately, its bottom line is to help all clients leave the addiction treatment center with a structure in place for life outside of it. People come into these types of centers looking either for a new life or relief from their pain, and counselors …
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Legislators push health insurance parity for substance abuse
Almost all Pittsfield's robberies and break-ins are drug-related, police say, and abuse treatment centers in the city have seen increases of up to 70 percent in clients being treated for opiate dependency over the past three years. "It's heroin and …
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Question by John: Does Medicare part B cover inpatient gambling addiction facilities?
Couldnt find the answer to this. Assuming the facility accepts Medicare, of course. I doubt I would have trouble getting it documented as “necessary” or whatever medicare would require. Also, what percentage if they do not cover it all. Facilities such as CORE, algamus, etc. Thank you!
Best answer:
Answer by Flower
Medicare Part B is for out-patient services. Part A is for in-patient services but gambling is not a medical conditon and would not be covered.
Answer by mbrcatz
Not exactly.
Medicare part A covers hospitalization in a regular or psychiatric hospital (note, there’s a lifetime maximum number of days covered). Medicare part B covers doctors services, 80% of the medicare rate.
If your “treatment center” is not a hospital, and the “counselors” are not Medicare providers, you’re not going to have any coverage at all.
Drug Rehab Round Rock Helps Addicts With New Helpline
A new drug rehab hotline has given the people of Round Rock, TX a place to find reliable addiction and recovery information. Round Rock, TX (PRWEB) November 30, 2013. It's a common problem among people suffering from a drug or alcohol addiction.
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