Best Addiction Treatment & Dual diagnosis Treatment Centre-PSI (1)

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Positive Sobriety Institute Alcohol Drug Rehab
Chicago 680 N Lake Shore Dr 800, Chicago, IL
60611, USA
844-248-5068
URL www.positivesobrietyinstitute.com/
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ACHIEVING LIFE LONG RECOVERY
ADDICTION TREATMENT
DUAL DIAGNOSIS
RECOVERY PROCESS
TREATMENT FOR PROFESSIONALS
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ADDICTION TREATMENT
PSI substance abuse programs offer treatment for
all types of drug and/or alcohol abuse, including

• Alcohol Addiction Treatment
• Drug Addiction Treatment
• Dual Diagnosis
• Prescription Drug Abuse Treatment

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Alcohol Addiction Treatment

• Alcohol abuse is a primary, chronic,
  progressive, and often fatal health problem for
  all of society, not just for the professional
  community. Alcohol use disorder has specific
  symptoms that can be fueled by unmanageable
  stress, work demands or poor relationships. If
  left untreated, alcohol use disorder can and will
  worsen. Like many other disorders, the symptoms
  of addiction can be temporarily stopped, but
  without entering an alcohol rehab program,
  significantly changing your lifestyle and
  continued recovery maintenance, relapse can
  occur.
• Positive Sobriety Institute (PSI) is one of the
  leading Illinois alcohol rehab and alcohol
  treatment centres in Chicago. We treat chemical
  dependency and alcohol use disorder as a brain
  disease, as well as take into account the many
  psychosocial factors that contribute to the
  disease.

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Characteristics of Alcohol
Withdrawal

• Symptoms of alcohol withdrawal
• include
• Sweating
• Headaches
• Tremors in the hands
• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Insomnia
• Irritability
• Anxiety
• Irregular heartbeat
• Heart failure
• Convulsions
• Hallucinations
• Seizures

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Characteristics of Alcohol Use Disorder

• Characteristics of alcohol use disorder and
  addiction include lack of control over drinking,
  constant preoccupation with alcohol, use of
  alcohol despite adverse consequences, and
  distortions in thinkingmost notably denial.
  Symptoms of alcohol use disorder may include
• Deteriorating personal hygiene
• Personality and behaviour changes
• Emotional outbursts, arguments or violence
• Embarrassing social behaviour
• Observable decline in physical or emotional
  health
• Shakiness, tremors of hands, agitation
• Slurred speech
• Unsteady balance
• Disorganized schedule
• Withdrawal from professional obligations,
  associations, committees

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Drug Addiction Treatment

• Drug abuse and addiction is a serious issue for
  professionals in the workplace, most importantly
  for those with a responsibility to render
  services under a safe environment for their
  clients such as healthcare providers. Many
  well-educated, highly trained and experienced
  healthcare practitioners lose their families,
  careers, and futures to drug use and addiction.

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Drug Use Signs and Symptoms

• Professionals who abuse drugs will often exhibit
  atypical behaviour. Certain signs and symptoms
  that may indicate a drug addiction include
• Progressive deterioration in personal appearance
  and hygiene
• Personality change such as mood swings, anxiety,
  depression, lack of impulse control
• Work performance which alternates between periods
  of low and high productivity
• Strained relationships with colleagues, family,
  clients
• Frequent absences, tardiness, missed appointments
• Disappearances from the work sitehaving long
  unexplained absences or frequent or long trips to
  the bathroom
• Confusion, memory loss, and difficulty
  concentrating or recalling details and
  instructions

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Dual Diagnosis
Co-Occurring Disorders We Treat

• Addiction and mental health problems are often
  closely linked. Its very common for people with
  a substance use disorder such as drug addiction
  or alcoholism to also suffer from a range of
  psychiatric or mood disorders, including
• Depression
• Bipolar disorder
• Anxiety and fear disorders
• Generalized anxiety disorder
• Obsessive compulsive disorder
• Panic disorder
• Personality disorders
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Schizophrenia
• Stress

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Treating Dual Disorders

• It can be a challenge to diagnose co-occurring
  disorders, as oftentimes the symptoms of the
  mental health disorder and the drug addiction are
  similar. Individuals that suffer from a drug
  addiction and mental health issue may be
  diagnosed with one of the following
• Fear Disorder
• Generalized Anxiety Disorder
• Stress
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Bipolar Disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Depression
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
• Depression

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• PSIs  Chicago drug rehab centres
  board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners,
  psychologists and addiction medicine clinicians
  evaluate each patient in order to diagnose and
  treat dual disorders. We thoroughly understand
  that mental illness and addiction share many of
  the same symptoms, and for this reason commit
  ourselves to helping our recovery patients
  sustain and maintain sobriety and long-term care
  for mental health issues.

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Prescription Drug Abuse Treatment

• According to a recent study conducted by USA
  Today, tens of thousands of doctors, nurses,
  medical technicians and other healthcare
  professionals across the nation struggle with
  abuse or addiction to prescription pain
  medication, mostly narcotics such as oxycodone
  and fentanyl. The study uncovered hundreds of
  state and federal cases in recent years in which
  physicians and other healthcare practitioners
  were disciplined or prosecuted for misconduct
  related to substance abuse.

• Prescription Drug Addictions We Treat
• At PSI, we treat all types of prescription drug
  addictions.
• Common prescription drugs abused include
• Opioid pain killers
• Benzodiazepines
• Stimulants
• Barbiturates

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Prescription drug abuse symptoms include

• Changes in behaviour, such as elation and
  euphoria
• Noticeable lethargy, drowsiness or sedation
• Moodiness or irritability
• Smaller than usual or constricted pupils
• Confusion for no apparent reason
• Slowed breathing
• Sudden onset of financial problems
• Obtaining multiple prescriptions from different
  physicians
• Social isolation or losing interest in activities
  previously enjoyed

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Prescription Drug Abuse Effects
Short and Long-Term

• Short-term prescription drug abuse side effects
  and withdrawal symptoms include
• Nausea and vomiting
• Dizziness
• Hearing loss
• Stomach problems such as constipation
• Hot flashes
• Impaired cognitive functioning
• Opioid-induced hyperalgesia (heightened
  sensitivity to pain)
• Stopped or slowed breathing
• Loss of consciousness or nodding off

• Long-term effects of prescription drug abuse can
  be extremely
• dangerous and even life threatening.
• Long-term effects of prescription drug abuse
  include
• Coma
• Seizures
• Respiratory failure
• Liver damage

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