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Family Health Centers of Baltimore

Addiction Treatment Address

Address:
315 Calvert Street
City:
Baltimore
State:
Maryland
Zip Code:
21202

Overview

Location services description: Substance abuse treatment. Treatment received at location: Outpatient Types of patients treated: Persons with HIV/AIDS, Criminal justice clients

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Phone Number Main: (410) 354-2005

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Addiction Rehab Centers Near Family Health Centers of Baltimore

Center for Mental Health LLC

800 Kenilworth Drive

Towson , Maryland, 21204-2201

Cognitive behavioral therapy,Dialectical behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Relapse prevention

One Promise Couseling and Education

6211 Belair Road

Baltimore , Maryland, 21206

Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Trinity Therapeutic Center LLC

6196 Oxon Hill Road

Oxon Hill , Maryland, 20745

Dual Diagnosis Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment; Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); Dialectical behavioral therapy; Addiction treatment counseling therapy; Trauma-related counseling; Rational emotive behavioral therapy; Brief intervention approach; Motivational interviewing; Counseling for anger management; Martix Model; Relapse prevention planning;

Hampden Health Solutions at The Rail Inc

3612 Falls Road

Baltimore , Maryland, 21211

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); Addiction treatment counseling therapy; Trauma-related counseling; Brief intervention approach; Motivational interviewing; Counseling for anger management; Relapse prevention planning;

Setif Inc

4920 Niagara Road

College Park , Maryland, 20740

The services at Setif, Inc. are designed to focus on various issues of substance abuse and mental health. All individuals who undergo treatment with us remain anonymous – we keep their personal information confidential from the start of the therap

Howard County Halfway House

4100 College Avenue Building 8

Ellicott City , Maryland, 21043

Substance abuse counseling approach,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Relapse prevention

MedMark Treatment Centers Timonium

2 West Aylesbury Road

Lutherville Timonium , Maryland, 21093

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); Addiction treatment counseling therapy; Motivational interviewing; Counseling for anger management; Relapse prevention planning;

W House Foundation Incorporated

519 North Locust Street

Hagerstown , Maryland, 21740

Cognitive behavioral therapy,Dialectical behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Mountain Manor Treatment Center

3800 Frederick Avenue

Baltimore , Maryland, 21229

Residential/Frederick Avenue Residential/Frederick Avenue Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management

Bridge House Inc

30 South Broadway

Baltimore , Maryland, 21231

Location services description: Substance abuse treatment, Halfway house. Treatment received at location: Residential long-term treatment (more than 30 days) Types of patients treated: Men, Criminal justice clients

Hudson Health Services Incorporated

221 Broad Street

Salisbury , Maryland, 21801

Broad Street Halfway House Broad Street Halfway House Cognitive behavioral therapy,Dialectical behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,Trauma-related counseling,Rational emotive behavioral therapy,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Contingency management motivational incentive,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Martix Model,Relapse prevention

Project Chesapeake

111 East Main Street Suite B

Elkton , Maryland, 21921

Cognitive behavioral therapy,Substance abuse counseling approach,12-step facilitation approach,Brief intervention approach,Motivational interviewing,Anger management,Relapse prevention

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SIDE EFFECTS OF HEROIN USE AND ABUSE

Mood Symptoms:

  • Depression;
  • Anxiety;
  • Aggression;
  • Anger;
  • Irritability;
  • Mood swings;

Behavioral symptoms:

  • Aggression;
  • Violence;
  • Interpersonal problems;
  • Inability to interact normally with others;
  • Loss of relationships;
  • Unkempt appearance;
  • Risky behaviors;
  • Drug-seeking behaviors;
  • Changes in normal behavior patterns;
  • Failure to fulfill major life responsibilities;
  • Falling asleep;
  • Lying;
  • Hiding the drug in various places;

Physical symptoms:

  • Cravings;
  • Hyperactivity;
  • Fatigue;
  • Feeling disoriented;
  • Increased sleep;
  • Constant runny nose;
  • Scabs or bruises due to skin picking;
  • Dizziness;
  • Headache;
  • Dry mouth;
  • Slurred speech;
  • Track marks;
  • Weight loss;
  • Malnutrition;
  • Loss of self-control;
  • Inhibitory behavior;

Psychological symptoms:

  • Emotional numbing;
  • Inability to think clearly;
  • Psychosis;
  • Inability to think clearly;
  • Disorganized thoughts;
  • Changes in personality;
  • Hallucinations;
  • Delusions;
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Treatment Info

Heroin Treatment

  • Heroin Addiction and Abuse

    Heroin is one of the most dangerous, and most addictive, substances are known to man. It’s also a relatively inexpensive drug, but those who become addicted can spend hundreds of dollars a day on the habit.

  • Heroin Withdrawal and Detox

    If you’ve been using heroin for a while or have become dependent, you’ll want to know what to expect if you decide to quit and begin to experience heroin withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal symptoms like muscle aches and anxiety make quitting heroin difficult. Doctors are available to help treat these side effects.

  • Heroin Symptoms and Signs

    Side effects of heroin addiction are some of the most dangerous of any drug. Being aware of the symptoms of heroin abuse can help save someone’s life.

  • Heroin Treatment and Rehab

    If heroin has taken over your life, it might be time to consider inpatient rehab treatment. Treatment for heroin addiction helps people overcome withdrawal and avoid relapse. Serious health risks arise when heroin use is discontinued abruptly. Inpatient doctors and clinicians help ensure a safe, successful recovery.

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