The phrase "addiction center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or organization that provides treatment and support for individuals struggling with addiction.
Example: "After realizing he needed help, he decided to check into an addiction center to begin his recovery journey."
Alternatives: "rehabilitation center" or "substance abuse treatment facility."
What little we know about the brain's addiction center indicates that it responds not only to potentially addictive cues but also to any that signal uncertainty about rewards and penalties.
Stephen Kunken, who plays the priest in charge of the addiction center, said of her: "I'm amazed at Kathleen's vitality and resilience.
After his car crash, the Nebraska anesthesiologist, a father of four, spent 90 days at the Talbott addiction center and was disciplined by his state medical board.
As the front pages and the airwaves were blanketed on Tuesday with stories about Ms. Mantel's remarks, the duchess appeared in her role as patron at an addiction center in London, drawing cheers from a waiting crowd.
One is about an old homeless man, who is seen rummaging through garbage cans on a street; the other is about a man visiting his brother, a temporary inpatient at an addiction center.
In Toronto, government support for an Indian addiction center, Pedahbun Lodge, was cut after it was disclosed that $110,000 in treatment money was used last year to send employees to California.
He strongly criticized the state, which gets a percentage of gambling profits, equating state-sponsored gambling games with "cocaine addiction centers run by the Medellín cartel".
We do now have Internet addiction centers for this type of thing.
Only recovery and addiction centers vetted by LegitScript will be allowed to run ads against addiction-related queries on Google.
It was provoked by a series of reports showing that people looking for help were being essentially traded like commodities and sent to incredibly expensive "addiction centers" that often provided little recovery help at all.
The two times I called addiction centers, I was laughed at and told: "We only deal with real addictions".
