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It’s obvious to any parent who
reads the news or is really
connected to their children’s lives,
that drug and alcohol abuse and
dependence are a major problem among
today’s adolescents and young adults.
What may not be as obvious is what to
do about it if you know or suspect that
your child is caught up in it.
Traditional approaches normally involve
inpatient rehabilitation programs of
varying lengths using strict adherence to
a 12-step program. Group or individual
outpatient treatments use the 12-
step model alone or as a follow up to
inpatient rehab.
Unfortunately, results from such
traditional methods are frequently
disappointing. Success rates (i.e., total
abstinence after one year) following
inpatient rehab treatment are as low as
18%. Successful outpatient treatment
programs have been highly variable,
with few prevailing standards.
However, a new team approach
combining a Board Certified physician
in Addiction Medicine, Dr. Michael
Frost, and Clinical Psychologist, W. E.
‘Ted’ Dewart, Ph.D. working in tandem,
has shown promising results.
A D V E R T I S E M E N T
New Treatment For
Adolescent Substance
Abuse Shows Real Promise.
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Their new individualized treatment
plan often provides outpatient
detoxification and medical treatment
for withdrawal without an adolescent
missing a single day of school or work.
And, when indicated, medications
can be given after detoxification to
help reduce the potential for relapse.
When combined with a unique weekly
intensive psychotherapy program, their
initial results show the success rate of
total abstinence after one year to be
very encouraging, surpassing 75%.
Their positive outcomes are a result
of using a whole new category of
medications that change the chemistry
of the brain coupled with intensive,
two-hour long psychotherapy sessions.
Here, Dr. Dewart works to re-structure
the adolescent’s underlying personality
by teaching how his or her thinking,
relating, and behaving is getting in the
way of an otherwise successful life.
For more on how Drs. Dewart &
Frost’s team approach may be able
to help your adolescent or young
adult, call 610-825-6607 or visit
www.DewartandFrost.com.
William E. ‘Ted’ Dewart, Ph.D. Diplomate American Board
of Psychological Specialties; former Adjunct Associate
Professor, Temple University; Former Director, Group
Psychotherapy, Philadelphia Psychiatric Center; CFC.
Michael Frost, M.D., Double Board Certifi ed in Addiction
Medicine and Internal Medicine; Internationally renowned
speaker; Advisor in Chemical Dependency to County
Programs, Hospitals, and Schools.
Authors of the upcoming book: “The Self-Medicating Generation: The Experts’
Solution to the Cycle of Addiction”
Urology
Dr. Donald Andersen
15 Industrial Blvd., Suite 201, Paoli,
(610) 647-3660; Brandywine Hospital,
213 Reeceville Road, Suite 21, Coatesville,
(610) 383-7663
Education: Jefferson Medical College
Dr. Leigh Bergman
Bryn Mawr Urology Associates, 919 C1stoga Road,
Bldg. 1, Suite 300, Bryn Mawr,
(610) 525-6580
Education: University of Pennsylvania School
of Medicine
Dr. Guy Bernstein
Center for Urologic Care, 245 Bryn Mawr Ave.,
Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-2515
Education: Columbia University College of
Physicians and Surgeons
Dr. Kenneth P. Collins
Urology Center of Chester County,
915 Old Fern Hill Road, Bldg. B,
Suite 202, West Chester, (610) 692-4270;
15 Industrial Blvd., Suite 201, Paoli, (610) 647-3660;
Brandywine Hospital, 213 Reeceville Road, Suite 21,
Coatesville, (610) 383-7663
Education: University of Toledo College of Medicine
Dr. Jacques DeCaestecker
1 Bartol Ave., Suite 15, Ridley Park,
(610) 521-3150; 100 Granite Drive,
Suite 104, Media, (610) 565-9407
Education: Ghent University Medical School
Dr. Frank L. D’Elia
Associates in Urology, Crozer-Chester
Medical Center, Ambulatory Care Pavilion,
1 Medical Center Blvd., Suite 232, Upland,
(610) 876-4870; 23 Chester Pike, Suite 101,
Ridley Park, (610) 521-4112; 100 Granite Drive,
Media, (610) 565-2776
Education: Autonomous University of Guadalajara
Dr. David Ellis
Bryn Mawr Urology, 919 C1stoga Road,
Bldg. 1, Suite 300, Bryn Mawr,
(610) 525-6580
Education: Jefferson Medical College
Dr. Kenneth J. Fitzpatrick
Urology Center of Chester County,
915 Old Fern Hill Road, Bldg. B,
Suite 202, West Chester, (610) 692-4270;
15 Industrial Blvd., Suite 201, Paoli, (610) 647-3660;
Brandywine Hospital, 213 Reeceville Road, Suite 21,
Coatesville, (610) 383-7663
Education: SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Dr. Pierre Ghayad
Riddle Memorial Hospital, 1068 W. Baltimore
Pike, Media, (610) 744-2844
Education: St. Joseph University Medical
School (Lebanon)
Dr. Michael Hagg
Urology Health Specialists, Lankenau Hospital,
MOB East, 100 Lancaster Ave., Suite 361,
Wynnewood, (610) 649-6420
Education: Hahnemann University School of Medicine
Dr. Deborah A. Kulp-Hugues
Urologic Associates of Chester County,
1300 West Chester Pike, West Chester,
(610) 696-5227
Education: Jefferson Medical College
Dr. Thomas Lanch1y
Center for Urologic Care, 245 Bryn Mawr Ave.,
Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-2515
Education: University of Pennsylvania School
of Medicine
Dr. Craig Landow
Independence Urology, 3001 Garrett Road, Drexel
Hill, (610) 622-7705; Riddle Memorial Hospital,
HCC II, 1068 W. Baltimore Pike, Suite 2304, Media,
(610) 744-2844
Education: Georgetown University School
of Medicine
Dr. David McGinnis
Bryn Mawr Urology Associates,
919 C1stoga Road, Bldg. 1, Suite 300,
Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-6580
Education: University of Texas Medical School at
San Antonio
Dr. William McGowan
HAN Urologic Physicians, 3001 Garrett
Road, Suite B, Drexel Hill, (610) 622-7705;
2100 Keystone Ave., Suite 307, Drexel Hill,
(610) 259-3000; 196 W. Sproul Road, Suite 210,
Springfield, (610) 259-3000
Education: University of Pennsylvania School
of Medicine
Dr. William G. Merriam
Urology Center of Chester County,
915 Old Fern Hill Road, Bldg. B,
Suite 202, West Chester, (610) 692-4270;
15 Industrial Blvd., Suite 201, Paoli, (610) 647-3660;
Brandywine Hospital, 213 Reeceville Road, Suite 21,
Coatesville, (610) 383-7663
Education: MCP Hahnemann School
of Medicine
Dr. Jose Moreno
Tri-County Urological Associates, 2103 E. High St.,
Pottstown, (610) 323-5550
Education: University of Southern California Keck
School of Medicine
Dr. Vance Moss
Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Vivacqua
Pavilion, 1 Medical Center Blvd., Suite 440,
Upland, (610) 447-7605
Education: Temple University School
of Medicine
Dr. Carlo Nicolis
Associates in Urology, 23 Chester Pike,
Ridley Park, (610) 521-4112; Crozer-Chester
Medical Center, Ambulatory Care Pavilion,
1 Medical Center Blvd., Suite 232, Upland,
(610) 874-4870; 100 Granite Drive, Media,
(610) 565-2776
Education: Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Dr. Jeffrey Lee Rosenblum
Rosenblum Center for Urologic Care,
Medical Arts Bldg., 80 W. Welsh Pool Road,
Suite 100, Exton, (610) 594-5444
Education: Boston University School of Medicine
Dr. Steve Salva
HAN Urologic Physicians, 3001 Garrett
Road, Suite B, Drexel Hill, (610) 622-7705;
196 W. Sproul Road, Suite 210, Springfield,
(610) 604-0500
Education: Jefferson Medical College
Dr. Matt Soroush
Bryn Mawr Urology Associates, 919 C1stoga Road,
Bldg. 1, Suite 300, Bryn Mawr, (610) 525-6580
Education: University of Virginia School
of Medicine
Dr. Jennifer Sherwood
Urology Health Specialists, Lankenau Hospital,
MOB East, 100 Lancaster Ave., Suite 361,
Wynnewood, (610) 649-6420
Education: SUNY Stony Brook School
of Medicine
Dr. Robert Schnall
Urology Health Specialists, Lankenau Hospital,
MOB East, 100 Lancaster Ave., Suite 361,
Wynnewood, (610) 649-6420
Education: Temple University School of Medicine
Dr. James Squadrito
Bryn Mawr Urology Associates, 919 C1stoga
Road, Bldg. 1, Suite 300, Bryn Mawr,
(610) 525-6580
Education: Jefferson Medical College
Dr. Gregory Thompson
Western Main Line Urology, Paoli Hospital,
MOB III, 255 W. Lancaster Ave., Suite 333,
Paoli, (610) 644-9600
Education: University of Nebraska College
of Medicine
March is National Colorectal
Cancer Awareness Month
“Things to Do Now That I’m 50”
If you are 50 or over, you’re at risk for colon cancer, even if you do not have a family
history or symptoms. The American Cancer Society’s most recent estimate for the number
of colorectal cancer cases in the United States are for 2009: 106,100 new cases of colon
cancer and 40,870 new cases of rectal cancer in both men and women.
While colorectal cancer is often found after symptoms appear, most people with early
colon or rectal cancer have no symptoms of the disease. Symptoms usually appear
only with more advanced disease. This is why getting the recommended screening tests
before any symptoms develop is so important.
The American Cancer Society recommends colonoscopy as well as other options.
When colorectal cancer is caught at an early stage, it has a 90% survival rate. “Colon
polyps are the seeds for colon cancer. By finding and removing them, we hope to keep
the garden clear” according to Robert R. Atkins M.D., Medical Director.
Take control: be an informed health consumer, get screened.
Call your physician and discuss what option is right for you.
For more information visit the American Cancer Society:
www.cancer.org or call 1-800-ACS-2345
Robert R. Atkins, M.D. Tom T. Nguyen, M.D.
Jack A. Collazzo, M.D. Jeffrey N. Retig, M.D.
Robert E. Levitt, M.D.
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