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Locality: La Mesa, California

Phone: +1 619-917-9577



Address: 5480 Baltimore Dr. #211 91942 La Mesa, CA, US

Website: thebridgesofsandiego.org

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The Bridges of San Diego 11.12.2020

SOBER LIVING SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY - CALL TODAY TO LEARN MORE! 619-917-9577 www.thebridgesofsandiego.org

The Bridges of San Diego 20.11.2020

The Bridges of San Diego... a world-class Intensive Outpatient Program for Drug and Alcohol ADDICTION! Addiction is a disease - a disease that's treatable. If you or someone needs help, call us right away - we are standing by and are here to take your call. www.thebridgesofsandiego.org - servicing all of San Diego county! Insurance, credit cards, financing, and scholarships available!

The Bridges of San Diego 07.11.2020

**COVID-19 Update** We are still accepting new clients! The Bridges of San Diego remains operational and is continuing to serve and accept new clients.... During this time of social distancing, The Bridges of San Diego is now offering videoconferencing for all of our substance abuse treatment programs - simply connect your phone, PC (with webcam), laptop, or tablet to our secure, online classes. Connecting to our remote classes is both easy and safe. For questions regarding remote access, please contact our office and we will be happy to answer all of your questions! The safety of our clients and our employees is our top priority, and we will remain steadfast in our efforts to reduce any risk associated with COVID-19. thebridgesofsandiego.org | 619-917-9577

The Bridges of San Diego 29.10.2020

The Bridges of San Diego... a world-class Intensive Outpatient Program for Drug and Alcohol ADDICTION! Addiction is a disease - a disease that's treatable. If you or someone needs help, call us right away - we are standing by and are here to take your call. www.thebridgesofsandiego.org - servicing all of San Diego county! Insurance, credit cards, financing, and scholarships available!

The Bridges of San Diego 18.10.2020

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The Bridges of San Diego 09.10.2020

From cocaine to alcohol, methamphetamine to opiate based drugs like Percocet, Vicodin and heroin, benzodiazepines such as Xanax and its cousin Valium... each of these compounds has the potential for extreme chemical dependency, as well as an entire host of negative health consequences. Drug and alcohol addiction, also known as substance use disorder, is a chronic disease, characterized by uncontrollable, compulsive, drug or alcohol seeking behavior and use, despite harmful and serious consequences, as well as the potential development of permanent physical and chemical changes in the brain. Addiction to drugs and alcohol can form very quickly and can start to take over a person's entire life if left untreated. To learn more, click the below link!... https://www.thebridgesofsandiego.org/types-of-addictions

The Bridges of San Diego 02.10.2020

According to current statistics, approximately 17% of men and 8% of women will be dependent on alcohol within their lifetime. More than 15 million people currently struggle with alcoholism in the United States, but less than 8% actually receive treatment. Alcohol abuse is the third highest cause of death in the U.S., resulting in over 88,000 deaths per year - on average, those who died had their lifespan shortened by thirty years. Click the below link to learn more... https://www.thebridgesofsandiego.org/alcoholism

The Bridges of San Diego 17.09.2020

Did you know that genetics play a significant role in whether or not a person develops a drug or alcohol addiction in their lifetime? Most think that addiction is simply a matter of willpower - science is proving that many aspects and challenges related to addiction are actually the result of genetic predisposition. In other words, for some, addiction is actually hard coded into our own unique genetic "code".... https://www.addictionsandrecovery.org/is-addiction-a-diseas

The Bridges of San Diego 15.09.2020

Check out our new offices in La Mesa, CA!

The Bridges of San Diego 08.09.2020

We are now JOINT COMMISSION accredited!

The Bridges of San Diego 01.09.2020

Move over opioids, here comes Adderall... As the nation still grapples with the devastating effects opioid drugs like percocet, morphine, and fentanyl have had on our population, another new surge of addiction is on the rise - that's right, Adderall. For those who have never heard of the drug, it is classified as an amphetamine and is used for those who suffer from ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). ...Continue reading

The Bridges of San Diego 30.08.2020

What you need to know about Cocaine! Did you know that cocaine, a powerful drug that is derived from coca leaves, is making a strong comeback in the United States? Cocaine emerged in the US during the 1980’s, resulting in a wave of increased addiction, crime, and deaths throughout the country. Cocaine is a powerful stimulant - its potential for addiction and overdose is extremely high. Cocaine itself is made from the leaves of the coca plant, a plant indigenous to South Ameri...Continue reading

The Bridges of San Diego 14.08.2020

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The Bridges of San Diego 25.07.2020

According to the American Psychiatric Association, anyone meeting any 2 of the following 11 criteria within a single 12 month period, would be diagnosed with Alcoholism: Alcohol is consumed in progressively increasing amounts or over a longer period of time than was originally intended There is a persistent desire to reduce alcohol use, however, attempts are unsuccessful ... Significant time is dedicated to acquiring alcohol, using alcohol, or recovering from its effects Powerful cravings or an uncontrollable sensation to use alcohol Continued, recurring failure when it comes to keeping obligations and sustaining acceptable levels of performance with work, school, and family life Increasing interpersonal or social problems as a result of continued alcohol use Things that were important such as social, occupational, or recreational activities are reduced or abandoned due to the use of alcohol Continuing to consume alcohol on a recurring basis, in potentially hazardous or life threatening situations Experiencing persistent or recurring physical or psychological problems despite the knowledge that continued usage is exacerbating the aforementioned problems Progressive increases in tolerance Experiencing withdrawal symptoms such as uncontrollable shaking, depression, fatigue, hyper-anxiety, body temperature fluctuations, and extreme nausea following episodes of drinking. If you or someone you know needs help with addiction, please call us right away - we are always standing by, ready to take your confidential call. At The Bridges of San Diego, we provide world-class treatment for all types of addictions, in a convenient outpatient setting. Getting your life back starts with a simple phone call....