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Amphetamines and Ecstasy
Lesson 1 - Introduction: Amphetamine Use Today
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Lesson 2 - What are Amphetamines?
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Lesson 3 - Ecstasy and MDMA
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Lesson 4 - The History of Amphetamines
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Lesson 5 - Why People Use Amphetamines
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Lesson 6 - Damage to the Body
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Lesson 7 - Addiction and Dependence
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Lesson 8 - The Outlook for Amphetamine Users
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Desiree Cochran is a Certified Addiction Counselor II, Certified Clinical Supervisor, and Certified Master Addiction Counselor through the Georgia Addiction Counselor's Association and is a certified anger management facilitator through the Department of Community Supervision. She is also certified as a MCAP through the Florida Certification Board. She completed her Masters in Addiction Counseling at Liberty University. She is certified to teach DUI school, parenting, ASAM treatment for all levels, and all Prime Solutions Classes including the marijuana course. Desiree is also training to become a certified facilitator for the Georgia Commission on Family Violence to facilitate Domestic Violence Intervention Programs.

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