Created on: Monday, 11 June 2018 Modified on: Thursday, 04 July 2019

Drug & Alcohol Rehab Services with ASL or Assistance for the Hearing Impaired in Arizona

There is not an abundance of drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs in the United States only for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing, but some programs in Arizona will be capable of accommodating a patient who is deaf. Drug and alcohol treatment programs in Arizona operate all throughout the state, and it is very common for someone who is deaf or hard of hearing to become addicted to drugs and alcohol. Substance abuse can happen very easily, and it can occur to avoid certain problems in life or cope with being deaf or hard of hearing. The treatment process will be different for someone who is deaf because they will have to rely on an interpreter who knows sign language, and other options such as closed captions or a text telephone to communicate with others. There are many people within Arizona, who are struggling with drug and alcohol addiction, and a small percentage of these individuals are deaf or hard of hearing.

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Top Counties for Recovery
Maricopa County
Pima County
Yavapai County
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Top Cities for Recovery
Phoenix
Tucson
Tempe

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Bobby Newman is a certified counselor and interventionist who has been performing successful interventions for over 17 years. He also has educated thousands of people on the danger of drugs and alcohol addiction.

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Below, you can find a listing of the different drug dependency programs with ASL or Assistance for the Hearing Impaired in Arizona. The list can be incomplete so if you do not find what you are looking for, please do not hesitate to contact one of our counselors at 1-800-304-2219.