Decision Point Center Blog

• New Fentanyl Test Could Save Lives If It Gains FDA Approval

  May 16, 2018
  Fentanyl is an extremely potent opioid that has been traced to countless accidental overdose deaths in the country. In recent years, more and more ...
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• May is Mental Health Awareness Month - How Can You Provide Support?

  May 14, 2018
  Issues related to mental health have a history of being shrouded in silence or heavily stigmatized, shaming individuals from seeking the help they ...
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• Decision Point Center is Excited Be A Part of the 2018 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting

  May 4, 2018
  Decision Point Center is pleased to announce that we will be a part of the upcoming 2018 American Psychiatric Association (APA) Meeting this weekend. ...
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• Efforts to Fight Opioid Abuse Funded by Leading Opioid Manufacturer

  May 2, 2018
  In an unexpected move, Purdue Pharma has begun funding various efforts to combat opioid addiction and abuse. People are raising eyebrows at the ...
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• Hobbies for Recovering Alcoholics

  Apr 19, 2018
  Recovering from alcoholism is one of the most harrowing, yet rewarding experiences one can ever endure. If you have recently completed treatment, you ...
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• How Unemployment Plays a Factor in Drug Use

  Apr 12, 2018
  Seeing as there is an increase in the percentage of unemployed persons who abuse illicit drugs, and there is an increase in persons who are fortunate ...
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• Do Drug Addicts Ever Fully Recover?

  Apr 4, 2018
  If you have struggled with addiction, you know how challenging it can be to get your life back to normal and live a clean, honest, healthy life ...
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• Hope Begins Here

  Mar 28, 2018
  By: Dr. Laura Pieri The concept of addiction is often referred to as a disease. The disease model follows four principles: (1) there is a problem, (2) ...
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