Table 2.

Trends in Percent of Adolescents (Youth Ages 12-17) Receiving Treatment (NSDUH)

	2003		2004		2005		2006		2007		2008		2009		2010
	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	%	95% CI	%	95% CI
Alcohol or Illicit Drugs
Received Any Treatment (Any Location)	1.4	[1.2-1.7]	1.6	[1.4-1.9]	1.4	[1.2-1.6]	1.4	[1.2-1.6]	1.4	[1.2-1.7]	1.4	[1.2-1.6]	1.2	[1.0-1.5]	1.2	[1.0-1.4]
Received Any Treatment (Specialty Location)	0.7	[0.5-0.8]	0.7	[0.6-0.9]	0.7	[0.6-0.9]	0.7	[0.6-0.9]	0.6	[0.5-0.8]	0.6	[0.5-0.8]	0.6	[0.5-0.8]	0.5	[0.4-0.7]
Alcohol
Received Treatment for Alcohol (Any Location)	0.8	[0.7-1.0]	0.9	[0.8-1.1]	0.9	[0.7-1.1]	0.8	[0.6-0.9]	0.8	[0.7-1.0]	0.8	[0.6-1.0]	0.8	[0.6-1.0]	0.6	[0.5-0.8]
Received Treatment for Alcohol (Specialty Location)	0.4	[0.3-0.5]	0.5	[0.4-0.6]	0.5	[0.4-0.6]	0.4	[0.3-0.5]	0.4	[0.3-0.5]	0.3	[0.3-0.5]	0.4	[0.3-0.5]	0.2	[0.2-0.4] a
Illicit Drugs
Received Treatment for Illicit Drugs (Any Location)	0.9	[0.8-1.1]	1.1	[0.9-1.3]	1.0	[0.8-1.2]	1.0	[0.8-1.2]	1.0	[0.8-1.2]	0.9	[0.7-1.1]	0.9	[0.7-1.1]	0.9	[0.7-1.1]
Received Treatment for Illicit Drugs (Specialty Location)	0.5	[0.3-0.6]	0.5	[0.4-0.7]	0.6	[0.4-0.7]	0.5	[0.4-0.7]	0.5	[0.4-0.6]	0.5	[0.4-0.6]	0.5	[0.4-0.6]	0.4	[0.3-0.5]

NOTES: Respondents were not asked questions in treatment module if they did not endorse any lifetime substance use; treatment refers to treatment or counseling designed to help reduce or stop substance use and includes detox and any other treatment for medical problems associated with substance use.

^aSignificant difference (p<0.05) between 2003 and 2010.