HRI Pfeiffer Treatment Center Joins Facebook Ranks
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Launches campaign to increase patient awareness WARRENVILLE, Ill.--(Business Wire)-- HRI Pfeiffer Treatment Center announces the launch of its social networking page on "Facebook" for the local Autism and attention deficit disorder community. The goal of this launch is to increase awareness of Pfeiffer`s cutting edge research and available treatment options. "We are excited to offer a novel way to engage the Autism community other than our website to keep our existing and potential patients informed of our developments, as well as new therapies" says Scott Filer, Executive Director of HRI Pfeiffer Treatment Center. The treatment center`s Facebook presence will also promote awareness in a number of ways, including various email notices of informational seminars, conferences, published research articles and fundraising events promoting autism, ADD/ADHD and other disorders that the center treats. Individuals can follow HRI Pfeiffer Treatment Center on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pfeiffer-Treatment-Center/91782287649 For more information, please contact Mark LaShure at Pfeiffer Treatment Center at 630 505-0300 x279. ABOUT HRI PFEIFFER TREATMENT CENTER The HRI Pfeiffer Treatment Center is a not-for-profit medical research and treatment facility in Warrenville, Illinois specializing in research and treatment of biochemical imbalances through non-drug therapies. Since the center opened in 1989, it has treated over 20,000 patients who suffer from behavior dysfunctions, depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, autism, learning disorders, or anxiety by balancing body and brain chemistry. For more information about HRI Pfeiffer Treatment Center, visit www.hriptc.orgor call 630-505-0300. HRI Pfeiffer Treatment Center Mark LaShure, 630 505-0300 x279 Copyright Business Wire 2009
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