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 CRC News & Views - January-March 2008 (PDF, 330KB)
Reflectins & Resolutions
Update on Rx Drug Abuse News in Brief Proper Disposal of Prescription Drugs Think Outside the Stigma Legislative News CRC Spotlight You've Got Drugs CRC News & Views - August-October 2007 (PDF, 337KB)
Taking It All In
Women's Outreach News in Brief News from Washington, DC Dealing with Repeat DUI Offenders Not a Single Drop CRC Spotlight Dates to Remember Summer Fun with a Drug-Free Focus CRC News & Views - April - July, 2007 (PDF, 313KB)
Addiction Can Be Treated
News in Brief Bill Seeks Insurance Parity Your Teen Can Have a Drug-Free Summer Expedited Treatment Due to Grant Program Drug-Free Checklist CRC Spotlight Dates to Remember CRC News & Views - August-October 2006 (PDF, 593KB)
Knowing the Truth, News in Brief, Evidence-Based Treatment, CRC Spotlight, Survey Feedback - Treatment Works, Dates to Remember
CRC News & Views April-June 2006 (PDF, 1141KB)
CRC Supports Parents Critical Role
CRC News & Views - January-March 2006 (PDF, 332KB)
Levy Defeated; Quest for Sobriety; Potent Meth from Mexico; For the Greater Good
CRC News & Views - October-December 2005 (PDF, 439KB)
Our Anniversary; Study Shows Meth a Growing Crisis; CRC, Coalition to Help Homeless; Coping with Holiday Stress;
Great American Smokeout CRC News & Views - July-September 2005 (PDF, 414KB)
A Time To Celebrate!; The Real Drug Problem?; DUI Court Aims to Break the Cycle; CRC Receives High Marks
CRC Newsletter - April-June 2005 (PDF, 460KB)
Picture Us - Tobacco Free!; New Program - Helping Parents Help Themselves; New Program Aids Batterers; Center Seeks ODMH Certification; Taming The Paper
Tiger; Nationwide Study CRC Newsletter - January-March 2005 (PDF, 148KB)
CRC Activities; Prevention; Families Provide Feedback; Client Evaluation Results
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 Clermont Recovery Center, Inc. is a not-for-profit drug and alcohol prevention and treatment agency. The agency programs are accredited by ODADAS, ODMH and CARF and funded in part by ODADAS, Clermont County Mental Health & Recovery Board and numerous other sources.
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