Free yourself from addiction when you start your recovery at All In Solutions. Here, we understand what you are going through on a personal level because we have lived it ourselves. We also understand that addiction is not only a problem for the person who has the addiction, but it also affects the people who love them. That is why we have developed accredited addiction treatment programs created by people who have traveled the same path as you. Our team empathizes with you and understands what you are going through in a way that goes beyond clinical training.
Free yourself from addiction when you start your recovery at All In Solutions. Here, we understand what you are going through on a personal level because we have lived it ourselves. We also understand that addiction is not only a problem for the person who has the addiction, but it also affects the people who love them. That is why we have developed accredited addiction treatment programs created by people who have traveled the same path as you. Our team empathizes with you and understands what you are going through in a way that goes beyond clinical training.
In 2021, more than 3,000 people in New Jersey lost their lives to drug overdoses. The majority of these overdoses were caused by opioids and many were linked to illicit fentanyl. New Jersey, like many other states in the US, have made efforts to curb the effect of the opioid
New Jersey to Receive Settlement from Opiate Manufactureres & Distributors Officials in New Jersey announced on March 11, 2022 that the state will receive $641 million in settlements from opioid manufacturers and distributors, which will be shared between the state and local governments. Johnson & Johnson, located in New Brunswick, manufactured
According to a study conducted by Families Against Fentanyl using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, illicit fentanyl fatalities reached 64,000 last year (CDC). And of all the states that have a problem to address, perhaps the most alarming is Florida’s fentanyl deaths. Florida, more than any
A systematic review published in the scientific journal Addiction has found that cannabis use leads to acute cognitive impairments that may continue beyond the period of intoxication.
