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Psychotherapist One on One , Group WorkI specialise in Abuse - Emotional abuse - Sexual abuse - Alcoholism - Drugs and 12 other disordersWelcome to Work Love and Play. Based Melbourne Australia, I offer psychotherapy/counselling services. My area of expertise and training are in alcohol & drug issues, death &...; read moreAUBURN, VIC 3123 & CARLTON NORTH, VIC 3054 -
I work with individuals, couples and families to help them find a more harmonious way of living.I specialise in Panic disorder - Generalised anxiety disorder - Eating disorder - Drugs - Addiction(s)DEE WHY, NSW 2099 -
I am passionate about helping my clients to clear trauma and all limitations.I specialise in Abuse - Drug abuse - Emotional abuse - Physical abuse - Sexual abuseBROADMEADOW, NSW 2292 -
An empathetic and skilled therapist, passionate about supporting clients in their areas of concern.I specialise in Drugs - Low self-confidence - Redundancy - Affairs and betrayals - Work related stressMONA VALE, NSW 2103 -
confidential, evidence based counselling and treatment.I specialise in Abortion - Abuse - Drug abuse - Emotional abuse - Physical abuseCOFFS HARBOUR JETTY, NSW 2450 -
Twenty five years experience working with individuals, couples and families. Addictions and Mood DisI specialise in Abuse - Drug abuse - Emotional abuse - Physical abuse - Addiction(s)EASTWOOD, NSW 2122
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Founder, Bespoke PsycholgyI specialise in Drugs - Gambling - Generalised anxiety disorder - Affairs and betrayals - Family issuesMELBOURNE, VIC 3000
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Find psychologists, counsellors and other therapists that can help dealing with drugs
A drug is any substance (with the exception of food and water) which, when taken into the body, alters the body’s function either physically and/or psychologically.
Drugs may be legal (e.g. alcohol, caffeine and tobacco) or illegal (e.g. cannabis, ecstasy, cocaine and heroin).
Psychoactive drugs affect the central nervous system and alter a person's mood, thinking and behaviour.
Psychoactive drugs may be divided into four categories: depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens and 'other'.
