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    Bay Cove Human Services
  • 66 Canal Street
  • Boston,MA, 02114


    • Boston Alcohol and Substance
  • 30 Winter Street
  • Boston,MA, 02108


    • Boston Public Health Commission
  • 723 Massachusetts Avenue
  • Boston,MA, 02118


    • Boston Public Health Commission
  • 723 Massachusetts Avenue
  • Boston,MA, 02118


    • Boston Public Health Commission
  • 300 Frontage Road
  • Boston,MA, 02127


    • Bridge Over Troubled Waters Inc
  • 47 West Street
  • Boston,MA, 02111


    • CAB Boston Treatment Center
  • 784 Massachusetts Avenue
  • Boston,MA, 02118


    • Childrens Hospital Pediatric Assoc
  • 300 Longwood Avenue
  • Boston,MA, 02115


    • Dept of Veterans Affairs Medical Ctr
  • 251 Causeway Street
  • Boston,MA, 02114


    • Fenway Community Health Center
  • 7 Haviland Street
  • Boston,MA, 02115


    • Hope House Inc
  • 42 Upton Street and
  • Boston,MA, 02118


    • Latin American Health Institute
  • 95 Berkeley Street
  • Boston,MA, 02116


    • Massachusetts General Hospital
  • 16 Blossom Street
  • Boston,MA, 02114


    • Middlesex Human Service Agency Inc
  • 5 G Street
  • Boston,MA, 02127


    • Salvation Army
  • 407 Shawmut Avenue
  • Boston,MA, 02118


    • STEP Inc
  • 131 Beverly Street
  • Boston,MA, 02114


    • Substance Abuse Treatment Program
  • 150 South Huntington Avenue
  • Boston,MA, 02130


    • Victory Programs Inc
  • 566 Massachusetts Avenue
  • Boston,MA, 02118


    • Volunteers of America
  • 686 Massachusetts Avenue
  • Boston,MA, 02118


    • Volunteers of America
  • Long Island Campus
  • Boston,MA, 02122


    • Brighton Family Practice
  • 11 Henshaw Street
  • Brighton,MA, 02135


    • HRDI
  • 26-28 Thane Street
  • Dorchester,MA, 02124


    • Victory Programs Inc
  • 10 Chamblet Street
  • Dorchester,MA, 02125


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Drug and Alcohol Addiction

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Alcoholism

Alcoholism is a form of drug addiction because the individual suffers from both physical and mental dependence on alcohol. There are 2 categories to this disease—abuse and dependence. An individual who is dependent on alcohol spends much time consuming alcohol, and obtaining it. Physical dependen The most chronic drinking behavior of Alcoholism involves prolonged drinking binges that result in mental or physical issues. Although some individuals can gain control over their dependence in the early stages before completing losing control, no one knows which heavy drinkers can accomplish this a No one knows the cause of alcoholic disease because there are many factors that may cause its development. A individual with an alcoholic parent is more likely to become an alcoholic than an individual who does not have the disease running in her immediate family. Although research indicates that sp An alcoholic may undergo psychological issues, including the need for relieving her anxiety, troubled relationships, depression, and lack of self-esteem. Social issues may arise as well, such as peer pressure, alcohol use being socially accepted, and a stressful lifestyle. Statistics show that appro
 
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