What is the best drugs and alcohol treatment in Connecticut? Should it be outside of the state or it is best to stay in Connecticut for treatment? Where do you start?

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Connecticut Drug Use Situation

Cocaine is widely abused in Connecticut, with crack cocaine historically being preferred over powder, although the drug has seen increases in popularity at times due to the regional drug traffickers in states within proximity, such as New York, decreasing their prices. There are various criminal organizations which distribute cocaine across Connecticut. Most of the cocaine providers come from New York City and travel on commuter trains and buses.

Despite the popularity of cocaine, heroin remains the greatest drug threat in the state of Connecticut and its abuse affects both suburban and urban areas. The reason for heroin's popularity is due in part to its availability, its purity level and the ease with which is can be found. Additionally, users of analgesics (pain killers) such as Oxycontin and Hydrocodone, both high level prescription drugs which create addiction, find themselves resorting to the lower cost of bags of heroin. Hence, this phenomenon has led to a higher number of heroin users and has also resulted in elevated number of overdoses throughout the ste. Heroin addiction is the number one reason for individuals checking in substance abuse clinics.

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