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How do u find out which kind of addition treatment u need if there are a few different problems?

Submitted by lassai Mon 06/07/2010

During the intake process of

Submitted by KopperNikki on Wed, 07/28/2010 - 05:38.

During the intake process of some of the larger treatment centers, a patient would be diagnosed with whatever their addictions are, and it's likely that if there was more than one that they would be considered 'dual diagnosis' patients, and treated accordingly. So how do you find out which kind? You let addiction specialists figure it out.

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