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Nation's ER's Report: Abuse of Anti-Anxiety Drugs Up
 The number of drug-abuse related visits to hospital emergency rooms (ERs) involving benzodiazepine medications exceeded 100,000 in 2002, a 41 percent increase since 1995, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration's Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN). Nearly half of the emergency department (ED) visits involving benzodiazapines -- which include such psychotherapeutic sedatives as Valium, Xanax, Klonopin, and Ativan -- were connected with suicidal ideation, gestures or attempts.
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Prescription Drug Abuse in The Military
 Today, some of the most pressing substance-abuse concerns in the U.S. military involve prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medications. Some health officials contend that too many troops are being authorized to take antidepressants and sleeping pills, while others are worried about the illicit sharing of prescription drugs and the overuse of OTC meds by men and women in uniform.
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Many, Stress Leads to the Use and Abuse of Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco...
 Some of the Basic Facts
Stressful events can have a direct affect on the use of alcohol
or other drugs. Stress is a major contributor to the initiation and
continuation of drug addiction and alcohol abuse, as well as to relapse
or a return to drug use after periods of abstinence.
Stress is one of the major factors known to cause relapse to smoking, even
after prolonged periods of abstinence.
Children exposed to severe stress may be more vulnerable to drug use. A number
of clinical and epidemiological studies show a strong association between psychosocial
stressors early in life (e.g., parental loss, child abuse) and an increased
risk for depression, anxiety, impulsive behavior, and substance abuse in adulthood.
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Keystone Treatment Center
1010 East Second
Box 159
Canton, South Dakota 57013
Facility Description
Premier South Dakota Drug and Alcohol Rehab Treatment Center. Keystone provides comprehensive individualized continuum of care for chemically dependent patients and their families. Keystone is a free standing residential facility for adults and adolescents. There is also an outpatient program in nearby Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Keystone Treatment Center also offers addiction services for compulsive gambling. Specialty tracks include, Methamphetamine, Dual Diagnosis, Native American, Christian, Cognitive Disorders, Opioid Dependency.
| Treatment Philosophy
Keystone is committed to rendering treatment in and atmosphere of trust honesty and responsibility through using cognitive therapies, group and individual counseling, medical management, psychological and spiritual care.
| Family Program
Family program is held weekly. It is held in a group setting, providing education and focus on family skills. The patient, their family and the counseslor have a conjoint session discussing family issues and recovery plans.
| 12 Step Involvement
The 12-Step philosophy is an integral part of all our programs. Individual counselors and clergy help guide the patients through the Steps.
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| Number of Beds: | 85 | Detox: | Yes |
Admission Procedures
| | Night Admission Available: | Yes | Weekend Admission Available: | Yes | Interview Required: | No |
Facility Type:
| Detox
Outpatient
Treatment Center
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Populations:
| Adolescents
Adults
Alcohol Abuse
Alcohol Addiction
Compulsive Gambling
Drug Abuse
Drug Addiction
Dual Diagnosis
Substance Abuse
Young Adults
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Payment Information:
| Indiviualized according to insurance benefits and financial need | Public Assistance Coverage: | Yes | Medicare Accepted: | No | Insurance Accepted: | Yes | Followup Care: | Yes |
Licensing and Accreditation: | | Licensed by: | South Dakota Dept of Health | Licensed type: | Inpatient Medically Monitored III.7 and Intensive Outpatient II.1 | Accredited by: | South Dakota Dept of Alcohol And Drugs, CARF, and Minnesota Dept of Human Services |
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