Mountainside Drug Rehab Center is a comprehensive and innovative inpatient treatment center that has helped thousands of individuals suffering with drug addiction and alcoholism. Nestled in the serenity of the Berkshires, Mountainside provides an ideal setting for an individual to begin their recovery. Drug Rehab
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Drug Addiction News
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- Widespread violations found in a DC drug treatment program - TBD.com
- Origins Recovery Centers Appoints Chief Psychiatrist - PR Web (press release)
- Reckitt Benckiser Gets FDA Approval For Suboxone Sublingual Film - Automated Trader
- Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center in Thailand Continues To Grow - PRLog.Org (press release)
Stories to Inspire
| Voices: ‘There’s something about being out there, getting stronger in front of the world’ By Jodi Mailander Farrell Public Access Journalism Angela Lee’s sobriety date – Dec. 20, 2000 – is embedded in her memory, like a birthday or a wedding anniversary. It’s the day her body shut down from chronic alcohol poisoning, the diagnosis on her charts at the South Miami Hospital Addic [ ... ] |
Realistic recovery: How to survive that first year By Jodi Mailander Farrell Public Access Journalism Once you’ve emerged from any alcohol or drug treatment program, the real works begins: staying clean and sober. People in recovery and those who support them all agree that the first year is the most difficult, a bewildering time when relapse is [ ... ] |