Are you not sure whether you need treatment for a substance abuse problem? Here are some signs that might indicate that you are chemically dependent: Trying to quit using or trying to use less of some substance, and failing at it.
"Blackouts," or lapses of memory, after use.
Using the substance while alone, or hiding the evidence of use.
Using the substance to forget about problems or worries.
Doing things while "under the influence" that you regret afterwards.
Not being able to enjoy an event or activity without the substance.
Using much more than other people in a social gathering.
Neglecting responsibilities in order to use the substance.
Family, friends, or co-workers expressing concern about your substance use.
Being willing to do almost anything to get the substance.
Financial or legal problems from using the substance.
If you think you might have a substance abuse problem, or you are still not sure, please e-mail or call the Bureau of Substance Abuse at 410-887-3828. Revised March 15, 2007 |
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