Southeast Addiction Institute
and Learning Center
704.561.0920

Recurrent and significant negative consequences related to the    
substance of choice
Failure to fulfill obligations at work, school or home
Using the substance in harmful or dangerous situations
Legal problems related to the substance use
Recurrent or persistent social or interpersonal problems


Increased tolerance for the substance - a need to increase the amounts of
the substance used to achieve the desired effect,  Or the significant
decrease of effect with continued use of the same amount of the substance
of choice
Withdrawal - The same or related substance is taken to relieve or avoid
withdrawal
Blackouts, loss of time and memory  
Sneaking and using, lying about use
Loss of interest in others and self
Inability to discuss the problem and persistent blaming of others
The substance is often taken in larger amounts or for longer periods than
was intended
Desire, with unsuccessful attempts, to cut down or stop use
SAIL
5601 Executive Center Dr.
 Suite 101
Charlotte, NC 28212
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704.561.0920
fax: 704.561.0851

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Chemical Abuse:
Chemical Dependency:
If you or someone you care about is addicted, seek help it may be a life or death
situation.  And remember Addiction is a Family Disease please seek help for your
self and your children.  If you need help finding the necessary resources please
call us we would be glad to help.
Signs and Symptoms of Chemical Abuse or Dependency