does anyone have any information on a long term alcohol treatment center?
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Salvation Army in Tulsa, OK has a long term residential program. Your local chapter should be able to get you in touch with them. Also,look in the yellow pages under alcoholism, there should be listings for 800 # referal services. Whatever you do, GET TO A MEETING AND GET A SPONSOR IN THE MEANTIME!!!! Good luck and prayers for you or the other sick one.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.recovery.org/aa/misc/oxford.html
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There are several in the Little Rock area that I am aware of, but funding is tight so they change every few years.  I had a friend in one in West Central Little Rock, but I am not sure of the name.  Contact the parole department and they can probably help you (Blue pages).  If the parolee does not have a place to parole to, they will probably force him (or her) to go into a halfway house anyway rather than keep them locked up.  I hope this helps, I have a lot of friends in the ADC and have been through this before.  Good Luck!
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The Bridgeway Substance Abuse Treatment Center was bought out by the Cox Center for Addictions about 8-9 years ago.  Their phone number is: 417-269-3269. Address:\n1423 N. Jefferson, Spg'fld, MO 65802.\nHope this helps!
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hmmmmm closest i could find is this\n\nRenaissance West Community Mental Health - Detroit\n\nsorry\n\nooops just found this.......\nRodrigues Rebbah Renaissance Rehabilitation\n    \nBsmt-878 Columbia,\nKamloops, BC  V2C 2A5\nTel. : 250-374-6178
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Need to know what state you are in.  Lots of rehab facilities out there.  Hear some are worse than just going to therapist, etc.
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The long term effects of alcohol are many and easily discovered by putting alcoholism into a search engine. As for street names, it is called bingo, bug, screech, hooch, and many, many other references. \n\nYour question was very difficult to figure out, by the way, as it reads as though you are asking for the long term effects of street names, as well as the long term effects of alcohol. \n\nAnd it would be nice if you said please, instead of 'so help now'.
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Check in you phone directory for Gamblers anon, like Alcoholic Anon they may be able to assist you further good luck!
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i go to alcoholics anonymous, i dont drink, but the program helps.  there are alot of people with drug problems, and there are alot of meetings too! i still havnt stopped, but i had 40 days yesterday sober.
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Rehabs vary widely in their length and scope of services - and costs. Most are like little worlds unto themselves, where the person who has checked themselves in goes through daily counseling, therapy, and support group meetings. Participants are usually prohibited from having communication with the outside world (via phone calls, emails, and/or visits) to a large degree, for obvious reasons. Rehabs can last from one week to a year or more, depending on the severity of the person's problem. People who enter long-term rehabs are usually pretty committed to recovery, as the experience is very costly, and difficult. Coming to terms with one's demons is a life-altering experience....one would hope, anyway.\n\nbtw, I am only aware of rehabs for substance abuse (drugs & alcohol). If the "anger management" thing you are referring to is Michael Richards, he is not going into a rehab. He is going for outpatient counseling. That's completely different than a rehab.
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Yes when not going to AA meetings or getting a sponsor have you tried going to alanon here is the website\nhttp://www.al-anon.alateen.org/
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I dont think that they have a page, but these pages have some information (click the links) and here is the mailing adress/ phone etc.:\n\n43 Cowbridge\nPort Vale\nHertford\nSG14 1PN\n\nTel: 01992 553173\nFax: 01992 509729\nBest time to telephone: 9.00am - 5.00pm, Monday - Friday\n\nVale House Stabilisation Service is a non-statutory drug and alcohol agency offering free caring and confidential help to people with drug or alcohol problems which may include additional addictions such as eating disorders and gambling. Support for partners and families is also offered.\n\nVale House residential home also offers day and drop-in services. Residents live in a non-judgemental and supportive community. Alternative therapies, swimming and help with benefits, education and health issues are also available. Contact the above number for details of referral/admission procedure. Clients may be from anywhere in the UK and referred from any source.
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You don't state what kind of treatment center. That would help a lot to know.\n\nThe only city I could find that was close to the name you mentioned is Pittsboro. Here is a page that lists different treatment centers there.\n\nhttp://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=treatment+center&csz=Pittsboro%2C+NC
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have you tried ALANON?....it's a program, such as Alcoholics Anonymous, that helps those who have a problem with family members or friends.  Do this quickly...I'm an alcoholic and I know the pain you're going through.
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I couldn't find 5, I found about ten on this site:\n\n Alcohol and Drugs - Information and Rehabilitation\n\n    * Alcoholics Anonymous - Central Service Office\n      ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.\n      The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees for A.A. membership; we are self-supporting through our own contributions. \n      A.A. is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. \n      Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.  \n       \n    * AL-ANON Family Groups - 3229 2501 \n       \n    * Alcohol and Drug Information Service - 3236 2414, 1800 177 833 \n       \n    * Alcoholics Victorious - 3368 3822   \n       \n    * Drug Intelligence Reporting Centre - 1800 813 784   \n       \n    * Drugline - 3812 1244 \n       \n    * Narcotics Anonymous  Anyone who wants to stop using drugs may become a member of Narcotics Anonymous. Membership is not limited to addicts using any particular drug. Those who feel they may have a problem with drugs, legal or illegal, including alcohol, are welcome in NA. Recovery in NA focuses on the problem of addiction, not on any particular drug. See the site for more information and details of local meetings.    \n       \n    * Quit Smoking\n       \n    * Australian Drug Information Network links to an extensive range of information about alcohol and other drugs.  \n       \n    *\n\n      Sanctuary Byron Bay is an exclusive drug and alcohol rehabilitation retreat in Byron Bay\n       \n    * Teen Challenge Care Qld Ltd - Crisis accommodation for young men between the ages of 18 -25. Drug & Alcohol rehabilitation program for young people between the ages of 18 - 25 although some exceptions to this age limit are considered
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Did a little research here CnG....came up with this little known federal agency called NAMBLA (National Association of\nMales Born with Liquor Addiction)...apparently they get funded mainly by a tax they charge on imported Canadian \nbeers and liquors. Their philosophy is that they are not \ngoing to change a hard drinking, good honest man...so why not feed his addiction so to speak. Apparently they send you a kind of debit card that you can use at the local \nliquor store. Will get back to you with more information on this.
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If they have a website, visit it. Look for contact information. If you even call the facility, they could direct you. It shouldn't be hard to at least attempt to get one.