To This Day Project – Shane Koyczan
To This Day Project – Shane Koyczan – Shane Koyczan “To This Day” http://www.tothisdayproject.com Help this message have a far reaching and long lasting effect in confronting bullying. Please sha…
(Right click and choose save as to place video on your computer)
2013 Session: Which Bills Passed, Which Bills Failed
2013 session: Which bills passed, which bills failed
Filed under: drug abuse treatment association florida
DRUG OFFENDERS (FAILED): Relaxes minimum mandatory prison sentences for people who abuse prescription painkillers and removes oxycodone and hydrocodone from the list of trafficking substances. (HB 159) … WASTEWATER (SIGNED INTO LAW): Eases the …
Read more on Tampabay.com
Drug Abuse Education – It’s a Fact!
Drug Abuse Education – It’s a Fact! – In this episode Nicolas and Marla talk about drug and substance abuse issues: ? Be a winner with our cool video game about living responsibly and making the …
Youth and Substance Abuse (I)
River North Rehab Center Counters Addiction With Mindfulness – PRWeb
River North Rehab Center Counters Addiction with Mindfulness – PRWeb
Filed under: alcohol and drug abuse help
Chicagoans in outpatient treatment at Gateway Foundation's new River North rehab center are learning how a purposeful, value-driven life can trump alcohol and drug abuse. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on LinkedIn Email a …
Read more on PR Web (press release)
Recovering Drug Addict: 'We All Start in Same Place'
Recovering Drug Addict: 'We All Start in Same Place'
Filed under: drug addiction treatment center
Just one day before failing his first college drug test, Herren and his basketball teammates listened to a former professional athlete speak about the dangers of substance abuse. But Herren didn't listen. Herren spent 28 days in a Utah treatment center …
Read more on Patch.com
More Than 16K Addicts to Be Eligible for Insurance
More than 16K addicts to be eligible for insurance
Filed under: drug treatment program statistics
Right now, 23,000 Utah residents are receiving substance abuse treatment. But more than 16,000 people with drug and alcohol addictions are expected to be newly eligible for insurance in 2014 once the health care law takes effect, federal statistics …
Read more on Deseret News