Health Beat: Wellness seminar scheduled for April 10
Topics include cleansing and detox options, how they can address chronic conditions such as allergies and slow metabolism, and improve energy and disease resistance. Cost is $ 10 for Riverhead Town residents, $ 15 for others. To register, call the … Read more on Suffolk Times

Humble Beginnings in Cherry Hill opens as outpatient addiction facility
Addiction is a disease that can linger with a patient for the rest of their lives. Detox, rehab and medical treatments can help an addict discontinue use of whatever substance has taken hold of their freewill, but often times patients need help … Read more on Today’s Sunbeam – NJ.com

Officials battling heroin epidemic
Professionals in expensive three-piece suits are as apt to be using heroin as someone destitute sleeping on a park bench, said William Bean, program manager at St. Peter's Addiction Recovery Center (SPARC), in Saratoga Springs. “Everyone in every … Read more on The Saratogian

Rehab center in Santa Fe Springs unveils new monument
SANTA FE SPRINGS – The Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol and Drug Abuse (LACADA) unveiled a monument celebrating its roots and one of its benefactors at a ceremony Thursday. LACADA was founded in 1971 by Dr. Ethan Allen and his wife, Alice, who … Read more on Redlands Daily Facts

New Addiction Helpline for Haverstraw Provides Information on Rehab Centers …
LIGHTNING RELEASES (3/4/2014) – Admitting to a drug or alcohol addiction is often the first step to recovery. There are many rehab facilities available for adults. But finding a place to get help isn't easy. It's especially difficult for teenagers … Read more on Ticker Report

Cherry Hill's Humble Beginnings will serve adult addicts in recovery
At 25, the Philadelphia resident is launching a new outpatient addiction treatment center this week in Cherry Hill. He points to his own recovery from high school substance abuse as his inspiration for the work. “The sad part is, it's getting to the … Read more on Cherry Hill Courier Post