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What To Do When A Loved One Needs Drug Or Alcohol Rehab By: Abhilash Patel | Sep 28th 2006 - Sometimes life gives us a tremendous challenge, one so big we need help to confront and overcome it. Having a loved one who is suffering from an alcohol or substance abuse problem is just such a challenge. Fortunately, it is not one any of us must face alone. Holistic approaches used in alcohol rehab and substance abuse treatment have proven highly effective; they seek to treat the entire person, addressing the body, mind and spirit. When something is viewed holistically, the... Tags:What, to, do, When, a, Loved, One, Needs, Drug, or, Alcohol, Rehab, By Abhilash Patel for Passages, Malibu
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