ATCPCC 2010 Testimonials | New Directions for Women | CA Drug Rehab


 

ATCPCC 2010 Testimonials | New Directions For Women | CA Drug Rehab – ATCPCC 2010 NewDirectionsforWomen.com The Addiction Treatment Centers & Professionals Consortium of California (ATCPCC) occurs in Santa Barbara, California Annually during the summertime. The goal of the ATCPCC is to provide a forum where experts in addiction can share knowledge and resources when it is needed most. The ATCPCC is hosted by New Directions for Women. New Directions for Women, often referred to as NDFW, is a alcohol and drug rehabilitation and detoxification treatment provider. NDFW is one of the few treatment providers that offer services for women, pregnant women, women with children and mothers with small children. Located in Costa Mesa, California.

 

Incentives Help Pregnant Women Who Are Addicted To Drugs Stay Clean

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According to research in the September issue of Addictive Disorders & Their Treatment, the importance of drug abstinence among pregnant women with heroin or cocaine addiction can be promoted by a "contingency management" approach, which offers …
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Pregnant Women Undergoing Methadone Treatment Caught in a Lose-Lose

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From 2000 to 2009, there has been a fivefold increase in pregnant women using opiates, a figure that owes itself partly to the increase of prescription painkiller abuse. This figure has raised some alarms within the Office of National Drug Control …
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Incentives can help promote drug abstinence among pregnant women with

Filed under: drug abuse help centers for pregnant women

A "contingency management" approach—offering incentives for negative drug tests—can help promote drug abstinence among pregnant women with heroin or cocaine addiction, reports a study in the September Addictive Disorders & Their Treatment. The …
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