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Substance abuse

Our experienced team offers compassionate care for those struggling with alcohol and other drug abuse and their families.

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Signs and symptoms of substance use disorders

The signs of a substance use disorder aren’t always obvious, and they can be different in teenagers versus adults. That’s why it’s important to know the signs. If you notice these signs in yourself or someone you care about, call Prevea Behavioral Care at (920) 272-1200.

Complaints from family members or friends about drinking or drug use
Failed attempts to quit or cut back
Hiding the evidence of drinking or use
Increasing tolerance of alcohol or other substances
Legal charges such as driving while intoxicated or possession of drugs
Neglecting responsibilities in order to drink or use
Blackouts or memory lapses associated with use
Health, job, family life or financial issues resulting from use
Continued use even with negative consequences to health, job, family life or finances

Deteriorating grades
Persistent impolite attitude, irritability
Disrespect and unwillingness to follow rules
Unexplained depletion of liquor or medication supplies
Theft from family or friends
Evidence of huffing – quick depletion of aerosol products or household cleaners
Apparent drunkenness or hangovers
Change to negative peer group
Legal problems/underage drinking
Red, irritated eyes
Changes in energy levels, appetites, sleep pattern or hygiene
Liquor bottles, drug paraphernalia
Disappearing for days at a time

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