Category Archives: Drug Abuse

Wednesday, July 12th, 2023

Is Loneliness a Risk Factor for Substance Abuse in Arizona?

While the Grand Canyon state is known for being one of the happiest states, that doesn’t apply to all of our residents. In fact, substance abuse in Arizona is...
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Tuesday, May 16th, 2023

Everything You Need to Know About Prescription Stimulant Abuse

Prescription stimulant abuse is any prescription medication consumption outside the prescribed method of use or purpose. Even a medication prescribed for you can be misused in several ways. This...
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Tuesday, February 7th, 2023

The Connection Between Drug Use, Mental Health and Suicide

Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States, with one suicide death reported in the United States every 11.5 minutes.1 While the circumstances surrounding...
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Saturday, January 22nd, 2022

The Dangers of Party Drugs and How Drug Treatment in Arizona Can Help

Party drugs are popular because people do them socially at clubs, bars, concerts, or while out socializing to lose their inhibitions, get out of their head, and have more...
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Saturday, October 30th, 2021

Does Social Media Impact Drug and Alcohol Addiction?

Social media impacts addiction in young people by glorifying substance use and providing a network for finding drugs or alcohol. While there are good uses for social networks, the...
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Sunday, September 5th, 2021

Proposed Law Would Incentivize Substance Users for Negative Drug Tests

California lawmakers are trying something different to deal with uncontrollable increases in drug overdose deaths in the state. They want to pay people with substance use disorders to stay...
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Tuesday, August 10th, 2021

How the Pandemic has Compounded Fentanyl Overdoses

Fentanyl has become one of the most pervasive and deadly substances in North America’s ongoing struggle with opioid addiction. This opioid is inexpensive to manufacture, and it also has...
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Sunday, July 25th, 2021

How Drug Addiction Affects The Liver

People turn to drugs and alcohol because of how it makes them feel. The highs can feel liberating. But addiction to drugs and/or alcohol destroys the body. There are...
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Saturday, May 15th, 2021

Does the Legalization of Marijuana Open the Door to Addiction?

One of the most controversial drugs is marijuana. The legalization of marijuana has raised many questions and concerns among professionals. The widespread adoption of cannabidiol (CBD) to treat health...
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know it’s time for addiction treatment?

When addiction takes hold, it’s debilitating. The individual may show signs of addiction through actions as well as changes to their physical appearance. Here are a few warning signs that indicate it’s time to seek help… Read More

When is detox necessary?

Our admissions team can help advise you if detox is necessary in order for the addiction to be treated successfully. If medical detox is suggested, we will make a recommendation for detox with one of our partners… Read More

Will my Insurance cover the cost of addiction treatment?

We accept most insurance providers. You can visit our Insurance Providers page here, or you can visit our Insurance Verification Form page here to see if your current health care provider covers addiction treatment through Desert Cove Recovery Center… Read More

How long is the Desert Cove Recovery Program?

Desert Cove Recovery believes that each individual is unique. The type of arizona treatment center and length of time in the program should meet each person’s specific needs. We offer an extended care program for those requiring more time to address complex treatment… Read More

What does Desert Cove offer AFTER my initial treatment program is complete?

On completion of the Desert Cove Recovery Program, clients will be supported in finding sober living, attending Desert Cove Aftercare Services and involvement in the 12-Step community… Read More

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