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Outpatient Addiction Treatment – Benefits and Options

There are many benefits to outpatient addiction treatment of the type provided by Trafalgar Addiction Treatment Centres. It provides clients with the opportunity to receive expert, dedicated treatment while still attending to professional or family responsibilities. Clients can arrange outpatient treatment to suit their needs, schedule and budget. Outpatient treatment…
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Advertisement of Addictive Substances in Canada

The addictive potential for drugs purchased over-the-counter or through prescriptions are often overlooked. According to academic Dr. Joel Lexchin, drug advertising standards exacerbate this problem. It is essential to carry out thorough research before initiating use of any medication. University of Toronto and York University professor Dr. Joel Lexchin recently…
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What are Concurrent Disorders, Treatment and Aftercare

The Canadian Mental Health Association and the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit have partnered to make September Suicide Awareness Month, a mental health awareness campaign. An average of 4,000 Canadians die by suicide each year; more than 90% of its victims have lived with mental health disorders. Mental health awareness and…
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Fentanyl Addiction Side Effects, Withdrawal and Treatment

Fentanyl is a highly potent opiate analgesic. It is highly addictive and can be lethal even in small quantities. It has become one of the most dangerous substances in the Canadian opioid crisis. Trafalgar Addiction Treatment Centres offers expert support to clients addicted to fentanyl or other opiates. Manufacturers first…