Recovery is a process; it’s something that you have to work on every day. There’s no shame in beginning again; a fresh start gives you the chance to build a bigger, better future for yourself that is not defined by your addiction.” - Dr. Vikram Tarugu, Owner and Founder of Detox of South Florida
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Barriers to Hepatitis C Treatment Amongst Substance Abusers
Substance Abuse Amongst the Elderly
Options are Available for Hepatitis Treatment at South Florida Substance Abuse Treatment Centers
The Role of Dual Diagnosis in Substance Abuse Treatment
Identifying and Diagnosing Anxiety Disorder in Patients Battling with Addiction
Criteria For Choosing the Best Rehab Center, And 10 Red Flags That Should Warn You To Stay Away
No Other Substance Has Killed More People Than Alcohol
It’s Important to Use the Right Words When Talking About Addiction
Addiction Treatment in the US: Why Aren’t More People Seeking Treatment?
Why you should be Careful in Selecting a Drug or Alcohol Rehab
Florida Drug and Treatment Facts
What’s the Difference Between PHP and IOP?
4 THINGS PARENTS OF DRUG ADDICTS NEED TO KNOW
Recovering from Drug and Alcohol Addiction in Florida
What If A Family Member Is Abusing Drugs
Rehabs that Accept Medicaid and Medicare and with no Insurance
Gaming addiction now classified by WHO as Mental health disorder – “Digital Heroin”
Understanding The recent staggering rise of Suicides In The United States