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This page abstract: A collection of articles about methods for the treatment of alcoholism (alcohol addiction), drug and narcotics addiction.

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Alcoholism and drug addiction treatment methods and centers

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First version: 22 Jul 2008. Latest revision: 22 Jul 2008.

How can alcohol and narcotics addiction be treated? What are the treatment methods for alcoholism and drug addiction?

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Here is a list of articles about the treatment of substance abuse:

How to get into contact with your feelings instead of abusing drugs. How to get off drugs Treatment of addiction problems Should an addict kick the habit voluntarily or involuntarily Therapies for the treatment of drugs addiction Cognitive therapy of addiction Behavioural therapy of addiction Other psychiatric problems Naltrexone (Revia, Trexan) medicine for treating heroin addiction Methadone medicine for the treatment of heroin addiction Rehabilitation centers for addiction The "Rational recovery" treatment method
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