New Hampshire Struggles with Substance Abuse: Why Illegal Drugs are More Prevalent and Dangerous than Ever

Why has Substance Abuse become a larger problem in New
Hampshire?
There are several alarming new trends which contribute to
substance abuse in New Hampshire. Drug prices have dropped significantly over
the course of the last 20 years. Yet, the purity of illegal drugs has increased. The combination of cheaper prices and
purer ingredients has authorities fearful for the large population of
individuals whom struggle with substance
abuse issues within the state of New
Hampshire. At the global level, the British Medical Journal Open suggests
that it is time to consider drug use from a public health perspective. Similar
reports emphasize the role and importance of substance abuse counseling.
What Role do
Substance Abuse Counselors Play?

It is important to recognize that successful substance-abuse treatment requires
continual evaluation and appropriate modification; two strategies utilized by substance abuse counselors. Effective substance abuse counselors practice
non-judgment, and have experience in counseling individuals with many different
drugs of choice, as well as individuals whom have suffered from trauma within
their lifetime.
If you or someone you know suffers from substance abuse issues and is seeking treatment from an experienced
and effective substance abuse counselor,
Self-empowerment NH, LLC is here to help. Located in Concord, NH, Lori Magoon,
MLADC, LCMHC provides high-quality counseling services. She specializes in working with families suffering from substance abuse issues, and through both individual counseling and
family counseling; Selfempnh is here to serve as an empathetic, confidential
and non-judgmental support system.
Self-Empowerment
NH, LLC is also excited to announce half and full day presentations, one in which is titled Signs and Symptoms of Youth Substance Abuse. This
presentation is geared for parents and educators seeking education about youth
substance abuse. Signs and Symptoms of Substance Abuse in the Workplace is
another presentation which Selfempnh offers, meant to provide a valuable
professional development opportunity in educating employers/employees in how
substance abuse issues affect the success of businesses and organizations.
For more information about the signs of youth
drug abuse, counseling and group services and/or presentations, please contact Lori Magoon, MLADC, LCMHC at (603)470-6937 or selfempowermentnh@gmail.com.
You are not
alone. Open the door to self empowerment. Open the door to a better tomorrow.
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