Glenview Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab Facilities

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Meet the Pros

Mark Messer, LSW

Primary Therapist Ohio Addiction Recovery Center

Mark is a native of Columbus, Ohio. In 2014, he graduated from The Ohio State University with and Undergraduate degree in Social Work. He is a Licensed Social Worker (LSW) and specializes in chemical dependency counseling, adolescent therapy, family dynamics, and strength based therapy. He started with Ohio Addiction Recovery Center in October 2015, shortly after opening. He has recently started working in Equine Assisted Therapy, and Recreational Therapy. I He believes in putting his heart and soul into savings the lives of every client he comes into contact with.

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Clifford Q Cabansag, MD, CTTS

Addiction Medicine Physician Lindner Center of HOPE

As an addiction specialist, Dr. Cabansag brings addiction medicine expertise to the Lindner Center of HOPE team. Prior to joining us at LCOH, Dr. Cabansag trained as an Addiction Medicine Fellow at Cincinnati VAMC / University of Cincinnati, which was one of only 10 such fellowships to be recognized by the American Board of Addiction Medicine in their 2011 inaugural accreditations. While there, he received extensive training in substance use disorders, particularly in opioid, tobacco and alcohol use disorders. Likewise, his training included the treatment of co-occurring psychiatric disorders as well as motivational interviewing.

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Nancy Jones Keogh, PhD

Clinical Director Community Health Center

Dr. Nancy Jones Keogh joined Community Health Center in 1996 and serves as the Clinical Director overseeing all behavioral health programs. Her areas of expertise include psychological assessment and diagnosis, treatment of anxiety disorders and addiction treatment. In addition to her duties at CHC, she is in private practice and is a member of the medical staff at Akron General Medical Center and is an adjunct clinical faculty member at The University of Akron.

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Treatment Facts

• Illinois ranks 13th in treatment centers servicing/accepting DUI/SWI clients per 100,000 residents. Kansas is just 1 spot worse, ranked 14 out of the United States. Maryland is ranked one spot better at spot 12.
• When adjusted for population, Illinois ranks 19th in treatment centers servicing/accepting sliding fee scale. Indiana is ranked one spot worse at spot 20. One spot better is New York, ranked 18 in the U.S.
• For rational emotive behavioral therapy clients, Illinois ranks 20th in population-adjusted treatment centers. Washington is just 1 spot worse, ranked 21 out of the United States. One spot better is New Jersey, ranked 19 in the U.S.
• Illinois is 21st among U.S. states in treatment centers servicing or accepting 12-step facilitation. Massachusetts is ranked one spot worse at spot 22. Kansas is just 1 spot better, ranked 20 out of the United States.
• Illinois ranks 21st in treatment centers servicing/accepting any program or group per 100,000 residents. Washington is just 1 spot worse, ranked 22 out of the United States. One spot better is Nebraska, ranked 20 in the U.S.

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A successful drug treatment recovery can help a person remain drug-free regardless of how accessible their drug of choice may be.

Addiction to a drug (or alcohol) typically happens without a person even knowing it. With ongoing use, a person's brain chemistry gradually changes to the point where the brain requires the drug's effects in order to carry out normal functions in the body. When this happens, the brain and body become dependent on the effects of the drug. In general, the longer you wait to seek professional care, the harder it will be to stop using drugs. It's best to seek professional care as soon as or before drug use becomes habitual.

Most people use drugs on an ongoing basis for one of two reasons: to feel good or to avoid feeling bad. In effect, an existing problem in a person's life, such as a relationship issue can become a drug-related problem if drug use becomes a coping mechanism.

One of the reasons why addiction is classified as a disease is because of the condition the body is in once an addiction has taken hold. Once a person becomes addicted, the body requires the drug's effects in order to function normally. Glenview drug treatment programs are designed to help restore your body's chemistry back to normal through detoxification treatment. Once that's accomplished, treatment program specialists help you develop the coping skills needed to manage your life without the need for drugs.

If someone you know is considering getting help for an addiction problem, please feel free to call our toll-free number for more information on addiction. Our representatives can also provide you with information on treatment facilities in the Glenview area.