TRW ASSOCIATES

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Welcome to the TRW Associates Website. TRW Associates has been helping people find the road to sobriety since 1985. For over 25 years we have been helping people to overcome their problems with alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, heroin and other opiates, and other mind and mood altering drugs.

TRW Associates is Certified by the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and Approved by the Courts. Thousands of people have completed their legal requirements through TRW Associates, and more importantly, many thousands of family members and friends have the person they love once again sober, happy and free.                 "Together Recovery Works"

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For most people this is a truly
wonderful and relaxing scene,
but for some it can be their
worst nightmare!

  • Alcoholism is a disease and it can be effectively treated.

  • Marijuana is the second most abused drug in America. It CAN and DOES cause both short and long-term problems.

  • Cocaine isn't "back". It never went away! Cocaine addiction, especially when used as CRACK is devastating.

  • Heroin is more pure today than ever before. A little bit of 'experimentation" quickly becomes a horrendous addiction.

  • Club drugs, such as Ecstasy, GHB, Rohypnol (roofies) and LSD can cause permanent brain damage.
  • Prescription drugs, when abused, can cause more problems than they were prescribed to treat.

TRW Associates is dedicated to helping people with substance abuse problems. The most common drug of abuse is alcohol. Every 32 minutes someone in this country is killed in an alcohol-related accident. Not all of the impaired drivers are alcoholics, but all of them SHOULD NOT have been driving. Other drugs of abuse probably cause an equal number of deaths and injuries, but statistics are not accurate on the exact numbers. Many websites are available that talk more specifically about other drugs of abuse. Soberandfree.com  has some especially useful information.

People with alcohol and other drug problems are not "bad people" trying to become "good". They are good people who have a life-threatening disease. Treatment simply helps them to become the people that they were before alcohol or other drugs interupted their lives. How many times have you heard (or said) he (she) is such a good person when he's (she's) NOT DRINKING (using DRUGS)? It's time for that good person to return.

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