outpatient drug rehab

inpatient drug rehab centers are commonlyreferred to as residential treatment centers these drug rehab programs last a minimum of28 days with 3 to 6 months being a common length of stay. patients voluntarily entera safe, secure facility in which intensive drug and alcohol treatment programs are thecornerstone of the patient's daily activities. often, patients who have attempted outpatienttreatment programs but have ultimately relapsed back into drug and alcohol use, or have foundoutpatient programs difficult to complete

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i was on a bus going to work, dope sick andready to commit suicide the day before. alcohol was always on the table, benzodiazepines,i really enjoyed crystal meth and cocaine. during the end the typical day would be tryingto get something down and going to the bathroom and just dry heave, eyes watering and lookingin that mirror and saying "what the hell are you doing?... what the hell are you doing?" when someone comes into the treatment center,they are completely broken. they are ashamed, they've hit the bottom. i remember sitting there and researching rehabsonline, and thinking "i can't believe that

i have to do this... i'm not that person, you know? i am so much better than this. how can this be happening to me?" you can see everybody's pain and tears andhow you're tearing everybody apart and it hurts... but you don't know how to stop. i called my mom and i could not stop crying. i could not. every time i would hear her voice i couldnot stop freaking crying.

at that point she said "okay, we need youto get help." the next day i was in above it all. you need to have someone to be there for you. it's hand in hand. someone to pick you up when you are aboutready to fall and you don't think you can go any further. and i'll be there to give you that hand. your best thing is what got you in all thattrouble. so you have to take some kind of directionfrom somebody that's walked this path before

you. for an addict to live in the developmentalstages of recovery, to live without substances... illicit substances is very difficult. it's like a mountain climber climbing a frigidmountain without any tools. so essentially, i come in and i provide thosetools. the first little while, that's very difficult. there's all these emotions that start comingback, you start feeling things and you just want to numb those feelings. you know?

that's very hard in the initial 30, 60, 90days is very hard because you get off the drugs and then your feelings start comingback and you are thinking about all the things you've done and all the people you've hurtand then it really hurts you, you know? kory is, he is, phenomenal. he goes so far and above and beyond what isrequired. he wants everyone to have the ultimate experience. within two days you start to see a difference. within a week a huge difference and in justa matter of days or weeks it's totally amazing. totally amazing.

if you don't want that feeling of hopelessnessand dispair, above it all saved my life. make the call and you know, jump in with bothfeet. you're a beautiful person and you deserveto have a new life and have an experience. all you have to do is make the call, you know? all you have to do is make the call and it'llsave your life.

outpatient addiction treatment

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opiate addiction

had passed. jeff: one factor looked at is toxicology were drugs were in his system. kristine lazar shows is that perception painkiller addiction is reaching epic proportions. ♪ ♪ ♪

even if his death had nothing to do with the drugs that are in discussion, the fact that we have further discussion will hopefully save lives. reporter: this doctor says that the attention that prince brought to the prescription opioids is long overdue.

it comes with this incredibly dangerous price. reporter: he explains that opioids suppress a part of the brain that tells us to breathe and the drugs also have ace sedating effect. when people take too much they fall asleep and never realize

that they stop breathing. these steps should not be combined with other drugs. reporter: that is why in 2014 pharmacist all over los angeles now sell this to save lives. he says that someone who has had an overdose will wake up, but it will have no effect on someone

who has not taken opiates. but it still comes with a serious risk. yet to get them up to them within a couple of minutes. otherwise their heart or brain is damaged. reporter: that is what he believes in education on this is

so important. the burden is not theirs alone. we don't want doctors to write in refill prescriptions

narcotic addiction

we're told china's off the boil - well here'sa trade that's going absolute gang-busters. "she's successfully brought drugs across theborder before and this is the second time she's done it". the drug trade - flooding in to propel china'sparty scene and chasing all that new money. methamphetamine, ecstasy, heroin - tons ofit, as drug culture spreads like wildfire. "if you can get these drugs to australia,you can imagine how much more profit there would be". we're heading to seldom seen corners of thisdramatically changing place as foreign correspondent investigates the other china boom, one thatleads all the way to our own front door.

this is remote dramatic territory. a riverforming part of a border that runs for thousands of kilometres between china and its emergingneighbour, myanmar - what we used to call burma. you might expect large fences and guardson patrol, but here the official borders of countries mean little to people who've travelledand intermingled for centuries. "well this is a pretty porous border. as youcan see there are lots of people moving back and forth across the river. we've just walkeddown here, jumped on the first boat there was, paid the guy, come along and here weare, now i'm in burma!" there's a brisk trade here. myanmar has beenopening up and china has an ever growing affluence. yet to buy chinese goods, poor burmese farmersneed money and in order to get money some

are prepared to transport a very dangerouscargo to the north. with not an official in sight, the potential to ferry illegal drugsacross points like this is clearly substantial. "none of the people here speak chinese soi can't ask them how busy it is down here normally, but it seems like it's just boatafter boat coming through and the trucks are bringing goods from burma across to chinaand also back in the other direction". the home of the golden triangle, myanmar haslong been a major source of the world's heroin. now, on top of that, there are new drugs comingout of here and via china they'll end up as far away as australia. so we've come hereto follow the drugs and to gauge the size of a problem considered so serious it's recentlyled to joint operations by australian and

chinese police. "the factories which produce drugs have increased.. in other words they once produced heroin butnow they've changed to produce ice-type drugs, amphetamine-type drugs" former police officer professor wu jiang isnow one of china's foremost experts on the drug trade. we ask him if myanmar's increased ice productionis in direct response to chinese consumption. "that's correct. it's because of supply anddemand. the key point is they must know there are so many people in china who are sellingdrugs.

they've established networks with them. thereare also a lot of unspotted drug users... so many invisible drug users. there's a market,otherwise they wouldn't produce them". yunnan province is a lush green corner ofchina. its remote location has spared it the excesses of development. here you can find the bustling border townof ruili. part of it has been given special economic zone status to try and boost commercebetween china and myanmar. here, burmese workers can be seen in droveslooking for work in local factories. others come to do business. there are plenty of visitorswith all the right paperwork, but countless numbers without.

the border fence in the middle of town isdotted with large holes so we sit across from one of these illegal entry points and watch.through they come, one after another. some pause first to check - others just race through.this is only 100 metres from the main official entry point and in broad daylight, they crossand they cross and they cross. we decide to approach the young men on themyanmar side of the border for a chat and speak to them through a translator. "i want to know, have a lot of people comethrough here lately in order to sell drugs? aren't any? aren't any here?" "they're not coming through this actual door".

"i'm not talking so much about this particularentrance but crossing this border. could you ask them where along the border?" it seems they want to defend the credibilityof this particular illegal entrance to china. "ah... you have to go 105 yards that way". "another place". "how many people do they think would crossthe border here every day?" there are many. every day two or three hundred". if anything, a few hundred daily crossings would be anunder estimation. dozens come through in just

the short time we're here. if drug trafficking is sky rocketing as suspected,then it must hit these border communities first as it winds its way north. so we go looking for someone who knows thelocal trade. we meet a young man who's prepared to talk about the drug situation in ruilion condition of anonymity. "drug usage here... is it becoming more serious?" "the number of drug dealers doesn't seem tochange much but there are many more drug users". "how many more than before? twice as many?" "right, nearly two times more".

he tells us that those using drugs regularlyin the town vary from chinese to burmese, some are students, some are business people. "where are the drugs sold? in a secret place?" "it's not necessarily a secret place - justa place where police don't show up". "so you can see drug dealing on the street?" "yes, you can". "could you show me where?" "yes". he guides us through ruili, down this town'ssmall vibrant streets to a particular little

corner. and soon after we arrive, the customersare turning up. this man walks across the street to a doorwaywhich will be very busy tonight. he indicates the quantity and in front of a small child,he hands over cash in exchange for drugs. then he goes off to find somewhere safe totake them. this is a humming part of town and many willgo through this doorway. we can't see what's going on inside but there's plenty of movementin the street. a man in green waits outside. eventually a woman in white emerges and approacheshim. again it's money going one way and drugs the other. she counts his change and thenhands it over. as soon as the coast is clear, he walks away.

given the ease with which we've spotted thesetransactions, it's hard to imagine that the local authorities are not fully aware of thissituation. the man in green likes what he's seen so hecomes back for more. these are only small purchases but chinese police statistics castthem in a much bigger light. nearby, burmese poppy cultivation was up by33.8% last year, the equivalent of 60 tons of heroin. in 2012 local yunnan police seized9 tons of ice coming out of myanmar - 26% more than the year before. and the deals keepcoming. in full public view the drugs are prepared.the preferred method of consumption here is smoking - even for heroin and methamphetamine.yet, increasingly, in what was once a heroin

zone, this is now becoming an ice town. "comparatively speaking, it's easier to access.it's easier to buy from the market. it's comparatively cheap. the consumers are many young people. among them it can form a kind of culture - a smoking subculture the roads out of ruili are all heading northand for drugs being smuggled into china, there is a well-trodden path. for most, the firststop is the regional capital where onward distribution will be organised. "i'm here at the kunming narcotics bureau. there are more than a 160 police here. apparentlythis is the largest drug squad in china and

we've been invited here to come and have achat. wang zheng long is a young intelligence officerand to give us an idea of how busy they've been, he shows us some of the drugs policehave confiscated lately. "these are real drugs that you've seized.am i correct?" "that's correct. they are real. this is opium". "opium? so people have secretly brought this in fromoverseas - or produced the drugs in china?" "no. these drugs are all from overseas. we'veseized them in china".

"so they are from myanmar?" "right, yes". "they've come from myanmar to be sold in china?" "right, right". we see ketamine, also known as special k anda pillow case of morphine. there's heroin cut into blocks for convenient concealmentand in smaller pieces to fit into a condom for internal body secretion. chinese police seized 7.3 tons of heroin lastyear but methamphetamine was double that. in 2012 ice seizures went from 14 to over16 tons and we're shown large bags of it in

various levels of purity. "so, if i wanted to sell these here, how muchwould they be worth?" "sell them all?" "at once?" they sell for around 50 yuan a tablet". 50 yuan for one. ten thousand tablets at ten bucks a pop soi'm holding a hundred thousand dollar's worth of drugs here. it's quite a bit". of course that's the price in yunnan province.the further these narcotics are transported

from the border, whether it be inside machineparts, hollowed out shoe heels or wooden artefacts, the more profit there is to be made, as theprice doubles and triples upon arrival in china's mega cities. shanghai is the gleaming citadel at the heartof china's booming east coast. it's a massive port town, a thriving business centre, a magnetfor foreigners and home to some 23 million people. if you were going to build a cityto promote the drug trade in china, it'd probably look like shanghai. this metropolis is an affluence factory - tothe point where it's mocked by the rest of china for having such a superficial and greedyoutlook.

but, when it comes to drug taking, many analyststhink a much more important factor than disposable income is a new found social acceptance ofdrugs and not only here. there was a time not so long ago when it washard to find a young person in china who'd taken illegal drugs. their friends would havethought they were freaks, but in many circles now, it's seen as a totally normal and acceptablepractice. "when i arrived at a friend's home they putseveral kinds of stuff on the table. they told me, "it's fine to take this - it's differentfrom heroin - you won't get addicted to it"... etcetera. so i started taking it". "what kind of drugs were they?"

"it was ice". we meet a shanghai woman who, at one time,got into methamphetamine. and why not? the feelings were great, she was with her friendsand having the time of her life. "we thought it was fun and fashionable totake drugs - so we wanted to keep up with the trend. most of all, we didn't see the harm in it.we thought it was different from heroin and we wouldn't get addicted. so i took it againand again". it's friday night in shanghai so naturallythe kids are heading out to play. it was probably inevitable that as china openedup to all things foreign, illegal drugs would

eventually spread through cities like thisin larger numbers. and as this is a country that doesn't knowhow to do things in half measures, when you're into it, you're into it! what's more, chinese people are early adaptors.according to police research the new trend is to order drugs over the internet. somedealers even use official fast couriers to make a drop. "compared to sydney, london or new york, thelevel of drug use in places like this is still pretty small. the important thing is the trajectoryand it's only going in one direction - up". and according to some experts, while economicgrowth may have fanned chinese drug use, a

really big expansion might be in the wingsif the economy actually falters. "if china keeps up a normal, stable levelof economic growth strengthening drug control systems and education, drug use will not expandso widely. "but if our growth halts with bad social management,and we have social instability, then the drug problem in china will dramatically increase.it could be ten times or twenty times bigger." that's not just because some might turn todrugs when times are tough to dull the pain. it's also because people might see the narcoticstrade as a potential replacement for lost business opportunities in other areas. "it just brings in so much profit. if someonewanted to break into our system, it is very

easy. the easiest and the quickest way tomake a fortune is to deal drugs - to sell drugs here. yet, as with all highs, there's the comedown.our woman hit rock bottom when her son, who was once a good student, was nearly thrownout of school. she was picked up by police and sent to rehab. these days she's clean, has a new job andher son has made it into university. yet the old times still linger in her memory. "my life is great. my family, myself, my careerand my parents are all great. i am back to how i felt before i had taken drugs. but deepin my heart there's a small place reminding

me that i took drugs before". for many in china, trying to kick it is notonly tough but it's compulsory and while ice may be on the rise, a much more traditionaldrug casts a long shadow here. there are one thousand ex-heroin addicts workingat the yulu complex. work camp style rehabilitation centres like this one in yunnan's kaiyuancity were set up in the 1990s for drug users who'd been picked up by the authorities andtoday there are 678 of them across china housing 300,000 ex drug users. but now the police who run yulu say peoplechoose to come and choose to stay, but when they're here, the rules are strict.

"normally if a foreign camera crew came intoa chinese factory there'd be smiles and giggling and 'oooh, what are they doing in here?' notin this place, listen... nothing... just the sound of the machines. people are head down,working. i don't know if it's because they're sad or embarrassed about their past but it'sdefinitely the way it is". lu jianghuai says it was only possible forhim to give up heroin because of the discipline here. now he's been promoted to manage this "what about over here"? "from there and there they glue them and overthere we sew them together. "ah... put them together".

"he introduces the work they do with 15 companiesinvesting in a network of factories making everything from purses to solar water heaters,door frames to cigarette lighters. i asked him what's become of the friends heused to take heroin with. "most of them are dead following an overdose". lu jianghuai has found a woman to marry himat the factory but as for those who were once closest to him, well he doesn't see them verymuch. "dad and mum got divorced because of my addiction. because i was taking drugs they scolded mebut i couldn't stop. my family started to... ah... what can i say? i feel very sorry forwhat happened to my family".

this rehabilitation complex is rolling outa massive attempt at healing in response to an industrial sized problem in china. yet,if you think this is of concern, well it could even hit you closer to home.

methadone addiction

yeah so this is a ben ullrich here, i'm new with the ibogaine clinic, ive been here afew months my video actually just went up not too long ago but unfortunately itcan be here at the right now but we still wanted to get an interview withrobert here came all the way from canada right down two mexico ago and iago even though you know everything is legal in canada it is it in some parts but not the part i was in yeah so yeah but i just really did youknow we took another little video when

you first got here we wanted to updateyou know you ll see you was it wasn't everything back therepromise the video that i first got here i couldn't imagine that this would happen, i haven't seen it i was was a mess, well we are going to show you yeah i came here from canada i i was on methadones then we like it herefor five years living clean clean lifestyle no drinking give up drinking years agodrugs i did smoke but that was related to

the methadone i picked up how i got all themethadone was to a short time period of taking oxys recreationally yeah recognition and i took it fordepression and ptsd i had lost a brother and an accident and that i was taking itfor them for the impression that my brother died just it spiked it andtook it out of control so there was a good that six to eightmonths for got out and i realized it was ruining my life marriage family and youjust help your kids for kids and loving life for kids and i needed help so on i was afraid to go to withdrawal to goto a rehab and i went to my doctor's of

what away he goes going out the dough i heard it does goodso okay i didn't know about it was a hurry toknow what it did and when i'm sure all your boxes but then you know four yearsfive years later i realized it stole my soul my personality everything from me was it was terror i woke up every morning feeling like myback's and vice and pains aches, some depression super tconstipation it just wasn't myself and to be clearthey kind of made it sound like

methadone was good it was making youclean right - yeah exactly they take you for a hot seat which thereis withdrawals from but they're not so bad compared to the withdrawals frommethadone so dad you want to do that they don't tell me now oversized now we're not going to tellyou know we're going to take you from driving this you know bad and put you onsomething that it's actually worse methodone and suboxone and both justdrawing people i've turned into robots business it's crazy and then so i bought a monthago or so i was desperate

i could not imagine us living the restof my life on the i to me was a sense and so i on internet look around somehow i stumbled across an interviewand i watched it and i heard all side effect to it was it can help open edition it just blew my mind sothen the next month i just absorbed it right there any devoted there's lots ofdifferent places and clinics doing things that give you information cameacross the david's website i mean here in the army play play the part

it's just more watches videos and wherei felt at peace and i see people like me getting results it's just there's only one could believethat i felt more peace with with with us rain so right well i'm you said you call you're telling me you called the otherleaders call a couple different ideas which is desperate i emailed everybody when they tell youabout the methadone that i would i would have to switch to a short-acting opiatefor there was general response one we do we

30 days 60 days each one to tell yousomething i've never told you feel like pretty much to go to street drugs forsomeone i know and to bond emailed me back and i said okay so how am isupposed to go to my doctor and you say i don't know if they're not going to dothat you're going to have it down already rated customer so i was justcouldn't live with that ever do is talk about how you don't have to switch over so number one day at work i got on thephone and i called the number which i saw the videos and gentlemen answer the phone peter gettinga lot of comfort want peace is very

question that had also treated forsuboxone yes he was he was giving his testimonyactually watch this test one video a lot of peace after talking to him when idon't talk to my wife showing why some videos of david and a team and everybodystories and soon as she saw it goes that's the place for you and so she wason full support but then it's like where's the money idon't want this is expensive you know so i did everything i could i was desperate so i have a passport andwill review when passport get time off work

babysitters it wasn't easy it was notusing them but once you put your mind to something you're desperate yeah you'll get a better idea of my wifesaid to me she can't believe how to get to give us but she you i wanted to get you just don't do thatmuch for just don't have ambition you know what to get off of it is alwayson finally dad job started that and so whathappened you set up work and all that stuff yeah so i is for the finances werereally hard

i email my ass you know if there isanything tuitions or any kind of payment planslike that david told me and said you know get down here as soon as you can do our best to helpyou out you got to come up you know you're in there some money andso i had nobody i was i'm in sales i have some moneyback for kids and wife and for being so i ended up going to my bank and i planfor a personal loan to get the money the canadian currencies of america backversion yeah it's not going right now but i was desperate so i was willing toplay the percentage to get i amazingly

improved a little soon as i got alone i transfer the money the same day withina couple hours and then we actually gave you a payment plan or a payment plan forthe rest of the rest of you do give me your plants want to get a while 2 payments yeah thank you now it's it's our pleasurebecause obviously you're going to be a lot more effective working and like yoursales and so like after in comments just based on how much energy and yourability to bend you just can't think what you're on that they don't you haveno energy like i've done a lot of time in sales and you definitely know whenyou can see the energetic sales people

the people that you want to be aroundthey sell the most and like and now what about your having a treatment what happened with that like deal withthe time easy breezy and you just got done the treatment for me was it was one ofthose you know absolutely the most spiritual things that aregoing through my life i honestly for me how i felt i felt reborn i don't get it she separated for me toowhy my first dose and really i felt like i felt like i had to learn

walking in my arms were is my legs werecreated for two days still a little individual cramps thatreside every day every day is interpreted first holidays for me werehard and i ride a bike ride of emotions and everything and i got homesick they're very good it was tough but isaid i'm here for a reason i'm here is my hand and pulls through it and thatbut the methadone withdrawal was not there the desire to think it was that you hadactually been in trouble for a little bit from the oxy

oh yeah i've been through which alwaysterrible i this is not that this is either i've been through benzo withdrawals too where ive been late for a dose it's terrible this was not that at allafter the first dose it was gone you still have the 18 because your bodyis pushing all that stuff is an intense it's telling me to come here it's aprocess just go okay even you can call andchange your plan early because then changed it back i got that first day we always tellpeople trying to make any decisions that

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