Your children come first and one of their parents has to be responsible. If you have parents, relatives or friends you can stay with please do. It is obvious your spouse has chosen the drugs over you and the children. By staying you will be nothing more than an enabler of his addiction. Leave, then see what he does. If he is serious do not go back until you are sure he is on a good program for drug abuse and even at that just be there for support and leave the children out of it. I think you already knew the answer to this one.

He last rehab date is hard to find. When he OD on heroin in 1987 and was declared dead for 2 minutes he then left the hospital got a ride home from fans, shot up again. When he got up the next day he decided to quit. He went cold turkey. He relapsed a few times, entered rehab one more time a few years later, I believe for other things not heroin. He has been clean ever since, helped open rehab center, speaks about dangers of drugs. Overall a nice comeback.

It is definitely for mental problems as well. My brother was Baker Acted twice (we live in Northwest Florida) He has never taken drugs..went in first time at age 18.

There are none for free unless you get committed for being suicidal or homicidal.

Adolescent drug rehab centres can be very successful for young people but the young person has to want to change. An addict will not change until they want to change.

Yes, Lakeview Health System has a drug rehab center. Also, Stepping stone center for recovery is located in Jacksonville, FL.. They are both licensed.

It is common practice to offer STD testing to patients in drug rehab.

There is nothing you can do. He is 33 and adult and you can only wait until he decides to get his act together. I have a friend with a 35 year old daughter who has the same problem. Neither of you can do anything. Both of them have to want to change.