Alcohol Rehab Programs and Centers in - Tampa

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Phoenix Houses of Florida

15681 North Highway 301
Citra,FL, 32113

Addiction Recovery Care of Tampa

13719 North Nebraska Avenue
Tampa,FL, 33613

Agency for Community Treatment Servs

3170 North 50th Street
Tampa,FL, 33610

Agency for Community Treatment Servs

4612 North 56th Street
Tampa,FL, 33610

Agency for Community Treatment Servs

4403 West Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Tampa,FL, 33614

Agency for Community Treatment Servs

8620 North Dixon Avenue
Tampa,FL, 33604

Associates in Behavioral

7825 North Dale Mabry Highway
Tampa,FL, 33614

Center For Rational Living

1721 North Howard Avenue
Tampa,FL, 33607

Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coord Office

4424 East Columbus Drive
Tampa,FL, 33605

Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coord Office

7402 North 56th Street
Tampa,FL, 33617

Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coord Office

3107 North 50th Street
Tampa,FL, 33619

Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coord Office

3630 North 50th Street
Tampa,FL, 33619

Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coord Office

7402 North 56th Street
Tampa,FL, 33617

Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coord Office

7402 North 56th Street
Tampa,FL, 33617

Goodwill Outpatient Services

6800 North Dale Mabry Hwy
Tampa,FL, 33614

Healthcare Connection of Tampa Inc

825 West Linebaugh Avenue
Tampa,FL, 33612

Phoenix Houses of Florida

5501 West Waters Avenue
Tampa,FL, 33634

Project Recovery

305 South Hyde Park Avenue
Tampa,FL, 33606

Tampa Crossroads Inc

202 West Columbus Drive
Tampa,FL, 33602

Tampa Metro Treatment Center

7207 and 7225 North Nebraska Avenue
Tampa,FL, 33604

Town and Country Hospital

6001 Webb Road
Tampa,FL, 33615

Turning Point of Tampa Inc

6227 Sheldon Road
Tampa,FL, 33615

Western Judicial Services Inc

7829 North Dale Mabry Highway
Tampa,FL, 33614

Recent Articles

High School Addiction Treatment

Statistics reflect that one in five adult Americans grew in a household that included an alcoholic. As a result, these children face a bigger risk for developing emotional problems than children who do not have a parent who is an alcoholic. Alcoholism tends to run in families; children with alcoholi The child may perceive himself as the main reason his mother or father drinks, blaming himself for their issue. In addition, the child may fret consistently about the issue at home. He may worry that the alcoholic parent will get sick, and may also fear violence between his parents. Parents suffering from alcoholism may make the child feel as though there is an awful secret at home. The embarrassed child consequently does not invite friends over and fears asking anyone for assistance. Due to the child’s disappointment in his alcoholic parent, he may find it difficult to trust Regardless of how the child behaves, the alcoholic parent will suddenly switch from being loving to angry. A child needs to have a regular daily schedule; this is important to his well-being; but in the home of an alcoholic parent bedtimes and mealtimes are always changing. The child may develop an

Military Alcohol Addiction

When many soldiers and military personnel return home from war, they realize there’s a completely different battle awaiting them– drugs and alcohol. Military alcohol addiction plagues many veterans, who must not only fight to rid themselves of the harsh memories of war but of their addictions as Alcohol and drug abuse is not only common among individuals coming back from war, but also among individuals who are on active duty getting ready to go to war. It is hard to picture the same young soldiers in uniform lifting beer mugs while celebrating, shooting up heroin, smoking crack cocaine, or Much of the addiction veterans suffer from war is related to Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). It is an anxiety disorder that can happen after being exposed to any traumatic event that has threatened one’s life or loved one’s safety. Individuals who have been rape victims, and children, you PTSD is a serious reaction to a psychological trauma that overpowers an individual’s defenses. Symptoms can take the form of nightmares and flashbacks, insomnia, anger, hypersensitivity to normal life experiences and avoiding anything that could remind them of the traumatic event.