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treatment approach is that the women in the program can remain with their families while enjoying all the benefits of an intensive treatment program.
Alternatives is one of five new programs funded with Federal money and specifically designed to address the growing need for substance abuse treatment for women.
At the beginning of this article there was a list of a series of symptoms experienced by a woman with a drinking problem.
It’s often very hard to accept the fact that women can become alcohol and/or drug dependent. The sad truth, however, is that women make up 50 percent of the alcoholic population in this country. It is important to remember that women often seek medical, mental health and other services for problems such as anxiety, insomnia, gastrointestinal problems, marital conflict and other family issues when, in reality, the problem is alcoholism or other drug dependence.
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