Question by John Doez: how to get “Alcohol dependency Treatment”?

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Answer by Silver Stins
which one do you want?
there are inpatient treatment and outpatient treatment..

Marijuana rally pushes for legalization, reform
Rosenzweig said his father, Louis Rosenzweig, suffers from reflex sympathetic dystrophy, a chronic pain disorder that is not alleviated through a nerve block, opiate-based drugs or other inpatient treatments. Rosenzweig would like his father to be able …
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RN Supervisor – Libertas Green Bay, WI
Libertas provides inpatient services for adolescent patients and outpatient services for both adolescents and adults seeking treatment for chemical dependency. This full time exempt position will work on the day shift but must have flexibility to work …
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Man Arrested For 'Barbecuing' Meth In Apartment
A report of a bad smell led police to a man cooking suspected methamphetamines on his third-floor apartment balcony. The man was even apparently yelling at his Abbotsford, B.C. neighbours while tending to his barbecue, reported The Province.
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Where's Lindsay Lohan? Not rehab, apparently
Her last-minute switch, reportedly because she could not smoke in the New York facility, left White fuming on Thursday because he said he had not had time to vet the Morningside Recovery Center. Officials at the Department of Alcohol and Drug programs …
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' North Woods Law ' star calls Kennebunk home
Spahr also followed up on a episode that featured a wolf-hybrid dog that game wardens seized while working with the DEA on a drug bust in Limington. The wolf-dog named Ace stayed briefly with the Spahrs before going to a rehabilitation facility in York.
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Activist Raymond Cohen a strong voice for people with disabilities
“Ray had a vision about Abilities,” said Marcia Rioux, director of the York Institute for Health Research. “He realized long before others that we needed a media arm for the disability movement.” Articles in the magazine ranged from dolphin-assisted …
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