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How Can I Stage an Intervention for an Addict?

The concept is simple, but carrying out an intervention takes considerable thought, effort, and preparation to be effective. Narconon Suncoast works with a network of proven interventionists who can guide you through the process.

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Suncoast Staff in Sobriety
February 27, 2025

Navigating Relapse: How to Turn Setbacks into Comebacks

Struggling with addiction can be incredibly burdensome, and for some, this battle can last for many years. The bright side is that addiction is far from impossible to overcome, especially through the right treatment program. Unfortunately, recovery does not always stick for everyone the first time, and there may be a relapse.

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Suncoast Staff in Drug Education
February 26, 2025

National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week 2025, March 17-23rd

Narconon Suncoast remains committed to keeping communities informed about addiction and substance abuse during National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week (NDAFW) 2025.

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Suncoast Staff in Narconon Suncoast
February 25, 2025

From Darkness to Light: Real Stories of Lasting Recovery

Narconon Suncoast has stayed committed to helping people break free from the chains of addiction. Our main motivation is to see the incredible true potential of our graduates when they overcome substances. We are fortunate to be able to help thousands of people overcome drug and alcohol addiction every year.

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Suncoast Staff in News
February 6, 2025

Fentanyl on the Front Lines: A Supply and Demand Issue

Fentanyl is a problem. Not just close to home, where 5,622 Floridians died of fentanyl-related overdose in a single 12-month period, but across America. Every day, fentanyl and related synthetic drugs take the lives of 150 people. About 55,000 Americans die each year. On the part of government enforcement agencies, there is an all-out attack to stop fentanyl supply chains into the country.

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Suncoast Staff in Addiction
January 23, 2025

5 Signs It’s Time to Act: Don’t Delay Addiction Treatment

Struggling with addiction can be an incredibly arduous battle, and it can go on for a long time in some cases. For some people, it may stay about the same, but for many, addiction tends to worsen. There will come a time when substance use becomes much harder to hide or manage, which is often when it’s time for addiction treatment.

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Suncoast Staff in Drug Education
January 22, 2025

The Hidden Dangers of Fentanyl: Life-Saving Facts Everyone Should Know

There are numerous substances out there that are major issues when it comes to addiction. However, some can be even worse when it comes to their life-threatening potential. One such substance that has been a significant problem, especially in the past decade, has been fentanyl. So, let’s take a closer look at what fentanyl is and life-saving facts to know about it.

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Suncoast Staff in News
January 16, 2025

National Impaired Driving Prevention Month + Dry January

Drunk and impaired driving continue to be significant issues within our country. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that around 11,000 people die every year in drunk driving crashes. To help improve upon this situation, Narconon Suncoast raised awareness as a heavy advocate of National Impaired Driving Prevention Month in December.

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Suncoast Staff in Drug Rehab
January 2, 2025

New Year, New Drug-Free Life

It’s that time of year again. The time that many set aside for making new resolutions. Usually, they revolve around personal health, financial success, or finding new ways to achieve happiness. For those who have loved ones struggling with addiction, it can be a difficult moment filled with hope for the future and possibly the pain of past failures.

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Suncoast Staff in Addiction
December 19, 2024

Illicit Drug Use in America, By the Numbers

Despite being one of the most developed countries on earth, and possibly because of it, America has not yet figured out how to handle its illicit drug use problems. Pills are sold in schools by children to children, and the federal government churns out $45 billion annually in funding for the prevention, enforcement, and treatment of teens and adults.

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