Archive for the ‘Substance Abuse’ Category
Arming Ourselves With Information
Arming Ourselves with Information
Filed under: information on substance abuse
The primer on substance abuse trends was given by San Bernardino County Sheriff's Deputy Frank Navarro, who said drug abuse can often begin with depression, peer pressure or a need to rebel. “The number one reason kids smoke weed today,” Navarro …
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Legislature seeks health care reform prescription
Filed under: information on substance abuse
Tracy Kraft-Tharp, D-Arvada, has introduced House Bill 1015, which would allow insurers to share mental health information for people who have small group health plans, including employers with 50 or fewer employees. That information is currently …
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County considers space for reporting center
Filed under: information on substance abuse
Those agencies provide ancillary services to the reporting center, such as substance abuse, psychological and family counseling. One business also provides substance abuse training to people who want to work in the field. “If there's some way we can …
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Substance Abuse Counselor Jobs: What Is the Difference Between LSW and LCSW?
Question by Leah: What is the difference between LSW and LCSW?
I am currently enrolled in the Psychology program in undergraduate studies. As I am entering my junior year, I have been researching the different (and numerous) career options so that I may acquire any necessary experience I will need to get into the graduate level program I would like. I know the technical differences between the LSW and LCSW (such as the LCSW requirement that you complete 3000 hrs, etc.) My question, however, is how those differences demonstrate themselves in the real world. I would like to be a counselor or therapist or some sort, most likely working with adolescents and mental illness, working with substance abuse in adults and adolescents, or working with victims of sexual abuse. While I know my interests and can picture my “ideal job”, I am still trying figure out, with so many different routes to take, which route will get me to the job that I am picturing. So, what will LCSW allow me to do that a LSW would not? Does it boil down to salary/being more marketable or does it affect what kind of therapist I could be as well? I’m not very concerned with salary, but want to know that I am on the right track. Please feel free to expand and cover other “degrees” as well; any knowledge you can share would be most appreciated.
In response to the first answer, if you don’t even know what LSW and LCSW mean, don’t answer. Duh?
Substance Abuse Clinics: Douchebag Congressman Will Use 'Power of Humiliation' Against the Gays
Douchebag Congressman Will Use 'Power of Humiliation' Against the Gays
Filed under: substance abuse clinics
Anyway, Sally is horrified by a program that provides LGBT people with substance abuse treatment. Who wouldn't be? I don't know which is worse: choosing to be gay, choosing to be addicted to substances, or choosing to help people who need help.
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Addiction treatment system implementation moving forward, committee told
Filed under: substance abuse clinics
Peter Shumlin approved legislation last year to create a regional system for opioid addiction treatment. On Tuesday, Deputy Health Commissioner Barbara Cimaglio, who oversees the Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Programs, provided the House …
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UK Center for Drug Abuse Research Translation receives million NIH grant
Filed under: substance abuse clinics
Mass. Pharmacist's License to Practice in NH Is Suspended
Mass. pharmacist's license to practice in NH is suspended
Filed under: substance abuse disorder
The board based Kline's suspension on a history of substance abuse and the Massachusetts criminal charges, which also include witness intimidation. Kline also lost his pharmacy license in 2003 after he was arrested for operating under the influence.
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Why Women Drink and Drive
Filed under: substance abuse disorder
Jane Maxwell, a substance abuse expert from the University of Austin, surveyed women who were in Texas public treatment programs and had been arrested for driving while intoxicated within the past year. Compared to similar males, she found the females …
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Forensic Focused Outreach at Suncoast Center
Substance Abuse Disorder: Victims of Sexual Trauma Harness the Calming Power of Horses
Victims of Sexual Trauma Harness the Calming Power of Horses
Filed under: substance abuse disorder
Medical data from the veterans affairs department show military sexual assault victims also commonly suffer from depression and other mood disorders and substance abuse. Michael J. Miller, an assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of …
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ANN ARBOR: Peace Neighborhood Center founder, former director dies at age …
Filed under: substance abuse disorder
"Whether it was preventing a family's heat from being shut off, enrolling someone in substance abuse recovery support, or simply driving a client to a job interview, Rose Martin time and again demonstrated remarkable compassion and strength to everyone …
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Calvert Substance Abuse Services Receive Tribute & Discount Cards by Charles Myrick of ACRRX
Calvert Substance Abuse Services Receive Tribute & Discount Cards By Charles Myrick of ACRRX
www.freediscountcards.net -As millions of Americans strive to deal with the economic downturn,loss of jobs,foreclosures,high cost of gas,and the rising cost of prescription drug cost. Charles Myrick ,the President of American Consultants Rx, announced the re-release of the American Consultants…
Hawaii Teens Drug Abuse Facts
Filed under: substance abuse services
Studies conducted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration indicate that marijuana is the most commonly used drugs by about 10,000 Hawaiian adolescents, compared to the 6,000 teens using some other illicit drugs.
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AlohaCare Awards 000 to Non-Profits
Filed under: substance abuse services
Malama Na Makua A Keiki, Inc. dba Malama Family Recovery Center: MFRC provides comprehensive substance abuse services for women and children through education, prevention, treatment and referral in a safe environment. MFRC is the only agency on …
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