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As if this wasn't enough, in the same recent study, Arkansas had 27,000 people between the ages of 12 and 17 who had likewise used illicit drugs during the same year period. These are teenagers who would normally be studying hard to try and get into college or discovering relationships and getting their first job etc. Instead, many of these 27,000 individuals are heading straight down the path of full blown addiction to drugs and alcohol. This may seem like an overstatement of sorts but the national averages of around 30 million people being addicted to drugs and/or alcohol shows that, with regards to Arkansas, these are in actual fact likely very conservative numbers. With that in mind, an addiction intervention at this age is crucial to circumvent much of the certain devastation that lies ahead for these young lives.

Similarly, in Arkansas during the same time period as above, 64,000 people between the ages of 18 and 25 used illicit or illegal drugs as well. As these young adults are starting families and setting their life long career paths in line, they are simultaneously risking the loss of everything they either have built or could build to an addiction to drugs and/or alcohol. The destiny of entire families and the next generation can rest upon a successful intervention during this critical time to get the person who has become trapped by addiction to regain the ability to live happy and healthy again.

For those who weren't helped during their younger years the threat of addiction and subsequently the need for intervention goes on. As an example, in Arkansas, 83,000 people 26 years of age or older had reported using an illegal drug during the same year period. These are adults. These are the citizens of Arkansas. Many of these adults had used drugs of one kind or another and had little or no intervention into what may now be full blown addiction. 83,000 people ages 26 or older flittering with the disaster of drug use or worse yet struggling with the chains of drug or alcohol addiction. It is definitely time for a true intervention and a chance at turning an otherwise lost life around by getting them unshackled from the plague of drug addiction. This is but one set of reasons why intervention in Arkansas is so vitally needed.

If you live in Arkansas and you care about one of the over one hundred and seventy three thousand people who are using or abusing drugs then take a good look at the situation. Addiction may be very apparent and easy to identify and then again it may not. If you suspect the person you love is suffering from addiction and don't know what to do call 866-648-7609 today and let our intervention consultants help you determine whether and intervention is warranted and if so what the best way to handle it would be to ensure the health, safety and recovery of the person you love. In Arkansas, an intervention is just a phone call away.

I have very close ties to the state of Arkansas as my parents lived there for 25 years.  I have dedicated my life to helping those who live and work there rid their communities of illicit street drug addiction though intervention and referral counseling.  Arkansas is where I had my first experience with the downward sprial of addiction thus making my desire to help all that I can strong and solid.   Let me help you save the life of the one you love.