Drug Addiction Help For The Residents of Arkansas this is a free service to the public 

                                                                                  

  We can help you with your Drug Addiction. Our counselors have been where you are in your life now and  they have overcome their addiction, you can too! It is important to note that the drug addict no longer acts reasonable and makes the wrong decisions. Even in his day to day work on the job. The drug addicts mind is floating from one thought to another and can not focus on his or her task at hand. The other issue is that the drug addict is always right and can not be corrected in any way, his way is the right way. Their mind works in a different way, they just don't think in the normal way. It is difficult to convince the drug addict that he or she has a problem and needs the help that rehab treatment can give them. Once the drug addict has come to grips with the reality and says yes, I am a drug addict,  a family member and or friend can step in and help convince the addict that he or she needs treatment. Remember, do not antagonize the person or you will drive them further away. A person has to be very diplomatic.  Choosing the right words is equally important in helping the addict come to that point where they realize that they need help. As a family member you can be their advocate and help them before it is to late. This is not an easy task and can be very challenging to say the least. If you need help fill out the form below and submit it .

We will help you.  We can give you the help you will need to convince your loved one that he or she needs help.

Fill out the form and we will call you, and will advise all others that this a personal call and will not disclose who we are or why we are calling asking only to speak with you.

Blessings to you and yours. 

D.R.S.

 

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This online service is provided free of charge as a public benefit service for residents of Alabama and all information received from clients is confidential. Response time is usually 24 hours or less, and is in the form of a confidential e-mail. In some instances phone contact may be appropriate and necessary to better assess the situation, or in the case of an emergency where the call was requested by the individual. In the event of a phone call the counselor will only identify themselves to the contact person listed below, and will advise all others that this a personal call and will not disclose who we are or why we are calling. In assessing the problem and deciding on treatment options, several factors that are typically used in assessing an individual's level of addiction. These factors include:
  1. Prior alcohol and drug use history;
  2. Family history and Ethnic/Cultural background;
  3. Social history;
  4. Legal history;
  5. Educational history;
  6. Occupational history;
  7. Medical history;
  8. Psychological and behavioral problems. 

    9. Below you will find questions pertaining to these areas, it is important that you answer them as accurately as possible. This information is requested, however it is not required for a referral. Please fill-out the form below so we can assess and refer your information to the treatment center which best suits your needs. Code 42 of Federal Regulations forbids parishioners to disclose the identities of persons inquiring about drug rehab services - even if they are never admitted to the facility.

- Fields Marked With * ARE REQUIRED!
First/Last Name:*
E-Mail Address:
Phone & Area Code* Area:
State/Province:*
Direct to:
Drugs used:
Addicts Name:
Age of Addict:
Time to Call you:*
Type any questions or comments:
List any rehabilitation programs previously attended and if the program was completed:
Describe the general situation at present with addicted person
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Describe addicted person's history, hospitalizations, psychiatric evaluations, present illnesses:
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Describe addicted person's legal history, current /past charges or incarceration:

 

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