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  • Many doctors in the U.S. choose to use methadone for treating chronic pain in patients even though some of these patients are thought to have a propensity for addiction.
  • Similar to addiction to illicit drugs, misuse of as well as addiction to prescription drugs can have adverse physical and psychological consequences, including dependence and addiction.
  • There are some instances of individuals high have been high on LSD who attempt to walk through traffic while hallucinating; these incidents have resulted in numerous accidental injuries and cases of death.
  • Studies of young and adolescent users of Ecstasy found that 43 percent were classified as dependant to the drug, as evidenced by continued use despite knowledge of physical or psychological harm, withdrawal effects, and tolerance.

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Partial Hospitalization-Day Treatment - New Columbia

For individuals not needing the intensive care that inpatient drug treatment in New Columbia, PA. provides but still in need of more attention than an outpatient program, partial hospitalization / day treatment is a good option. People are typically enrolled into this kind of treatment as a prevention measure when it comes to their substance abuse issues or as a transition back into their life in the community. Partial hospitalization / day treatment usually lasts for several hours a day (if not the entire day itself) and for several days through the week (if not the entire week). During their time in treatment clients will likely participate in one on one counseling and group therapy in addition to other social activities to build their life skills.

  • PATH
    24.8 miles from New Columbia, Pennsylvania
    PATH is located at:

    200 Montour Boulevard
    Bloomsburg, PA. 17815

    If you would like to contact PATH, you can reach them at 570-387-1051.

    PATH offers the following treatment services: Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization/Day Treatment, Persons With Co-Occurring Mental And Substance Abuse Disorders
    Payment forms accepted: Self Payment, Medicaid, Medicare, Private Health Insurance