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25 Oct, 2005
Posted by: RCX Editor In: Drug Addiction| Drugs and the Workplace| Preventing Drug Abuse and Addiction
If a person is compulsively seeking and using a drug despite negative consequences, such as loss of job, debt, physical problems brought on by drug abuse, or family problems, then he or she probably is addicted. Seek professional help to determine if this is the case and, if so, the appropriate treatment.
1 | drug treatment programs
Okay, I find a person so addicted to drugs and he has all the manifestations (job loss, broken home, and dumped life) and everybody believes that he really is except he. He shrugs at the mere discussion of going through drug treatment programs and he keeps on weaving lies that he does not need any. He even says that it is us who should seek a treatment. What should we do to convince him he needs some help?
–ronna
2 | Drug Treatment Programs
So, I find a person so addicted to drugs and he has all the manifestations (job loss, broken home, and dumped life) and everybody believes that he really is except he. He shrugs at the mere discussion of going through drug treatment programs and he keeps on weaving lies that he does not need any. He even says that it is us who should seek a treatment. What should we do to convince him he needs some help?
–ronna
