BY ALI AKBAR
Sober life can be filled with fun in the sun,so take advantage of all life has to offer this summer.here are ten ideas to help you put some spice into sober life.
Rules to keep in mind while staying at a sober living home
by Brian trichy
This article lists the fundamental rules of a sober living home. Learn how to get sober with the help of sober living homes and why you should follow their rules seriously.
How to Deal With Excessive Drug Intake at an Early Age
by Robert Unatnas
Drug addiction and excessive intake of alcohol are very dangerous for your health. It is very difficult to control for those who regularly take drugs. An overdose of drugs and alcohol can cause several physical as well as mental problems. If you are suffering from drug addition, it is very important to visit the doctor or rehab and get a treatment.
What Is Cannabis Doing To Your Mental Health?
by Michael Wheeldon
If you're a regular cannabis user, what affect is your drug habit having on your mental health? While you might like to think there's no impact, you could be taking a greater risk than you might think.
The Medusa Phenomenon
by Mal Mohanlal
The object of this article is to improve your mental health. It is designed to help you discover your power within.
5 Things to Expect After Your Teen Exits Drug Rehab
by Tatum Lee
So your teen has just finished a program at a drug rehab center, now what? While you want to remain supportive and optimistic, the truth is, it's estimated that 90 percent of drug rehabilitation patients have had at least one relapse before finally becoming sober - permanently. That's why it's important for parents to monitor their children to help keep them from having a "slip".
Prescription That Kills
by Marc Castillo
I cannot possibly be an addict because I got my medicine prescribed by my doctor. How many times have you used this excuse to fool yourself and the people that love you into believing that you are not a victim of prescription addiction? You are an addict just as surely as the most recent news story tells of a heroin overdose.
Reducing the Use of Marijuana in Adolescents Through Parental Monitoring
by Brooke Chloe
Out of all the drugs which adolescents use, marijuana is considered to be the one which is the most widely used. 42% of seniors in high school are found to have admitted experimenting using the drug. Continued use of this drug is shown to result in a number of consequences which are quite serious such as depression, cardiovascular diseases and impaired cognitive activities along with some types of cancer. Thus, it is important that adolescents do not make use of marijuana and because of it; a number of medical as well as behavioural scientists have been working on.
Spiritual Dimensions of Substance Abuse
by Lackson Banda
Substance abuse is a diverse problem which affects nearly all cultures of the world; this global problem is well defined as a maladaptive pattern of recurrent use of chemical substances that extends over a period of time, leading to notable impairment and continues despite occupational, psychological, medical, and spiritual consequences whereas continued use leads to addiction or dependency. Substance abuse related problems are caused by multiple factors and can only be treated and corrected through a multidimensional approach. Substance abuse is treatable, and for that to happen, intervention is required.
Saving the Alcoholic
by Sherry Lynn Daniel
Between the medical community and the alcoholic lies a gap in understanding that may be where the answer to recovery is. With one in ten now at risk, addiction is taking a front seat in the medical arena as emergency rooms deal with the fall-out of alcohol abuse including overdoses, auto accidents, chemical withdrawal and organ disorders involving the liver and pancreas. Bridging that gap will impact the initial ten percent plus diminish the ripple effect of alcoholism to the rest of the population.
by Gibbs A Williams
WHAT TO DO ABOUT HEROIN ADDICTION - Enlightenment in the form of prison reform is finally taking root. After fifty years of scapegoating, the politicians and their failed war on drugs, are realizing that the choice between viewing drug addiction as primarily a criminal offense or a psychological illness is a no brainer. It is now painfully obvious that long term incarceration is prohibitively expensive in addition to too often reinforcing the negative...
How to Accurately Choose a Drug Rehab That Fits Your Needs
by Thomas M Johanson
Each year, millions of people from across the globe enter drug rehab centers. The sad truth is that the majority of them had undergone drug rehabilitation before and then relapsed after a short time. Statistics indicate that one in ten had been to rehab at least five times before.
Outpatient Vs Inpatient Rehab: 3 Key Differences
by Rocky C Rhodes
Anyone entering a drug rehab program may be overwhelmed or confused about their options. Typically, when someone is about to enter a rehabilitation program they imagine living in the rehab facility campus, attending group therapy sessions, and being stuck there for weeks at a time. Luckily, rehab programs come in all shapes and sizes. Here are three differences between outpatient and inpatient rehab facilities.
5 Ways You Can Help Your Teen In Rehab
by Rocky C Rhodes
Putting your child in a drug or alcohol rehabilitation programs can be one of the most difficult things a parent could be faced with. While it is a relief that your child is finally getting help, you may still have worries about his or her future. However, there are a few things you can do to make sure your teen has the best chance of recovery. Here are five things you should know about rehab for teens, to help your child be successful in the program.
Early Intervention in Addiction / Alcoholism
by Nadeem Noor
The revelation that the child may be involved with alcohol & other drugs can be a terrifying prospect for any parent. In such instances, parents usually insulate themselves with the conviction that "this could never happen to my child", but many experts agree such a belief is dangerous. Some adolescents are at a greater risk than others.
What You Need to Know About In-Patient Rehabilitation
by Rocky C Rhodes
When you or someone in your family is trying to step away from a drug addiction, the idea of rehab can be very overwhelming. Often, many addicts make the mistake of thinking they can overcome their struggles on their own. However, studies have shown that the only way to truly rid oneself of addiction is through a qualified rehabilitation program. Luckily, there are many different types of programs that can help you ensure your success. Here are a few things you need to know about inpatient rehab centers.
What You Need To Know About Home Drug Testing Teens
by Andrew Stratton
Drug testing your teenager at home can put your mind at ease or help your child get the help they need. While the discussions involved may be difficult, it is essential to ensure that negative habits stop before they can take root.
The Switch From Methadone To Suboxone
by Larry C Medcalf
As States pass more stringent laws for methadone take home doses and more and more insurance companies are covering opiate treatment, many people in treatment are looking to suboxone to help treat their opiate addiction. It's 5:47 am on a rainy damp Saturday morning in Indianapolis, IN. Jolene waits in a line outside of the Indianapolis Treatment Center with about 50 other patients.
What Are the Three Most Dangerous Drugs in the United States?
by James Lany
Drug addiction is a disease that has been known to destroy interpersonal relationships, family units, and the health of the individual suffering from addiction. When an addiction takes place, the individual is unaware that they have an addiction, and despite all their loved one's best attempts to help the individual overcome their addiction, they remain powerless. When an individual relies on an illicit substance in order to function normally, they may be suffering from an addiction. If they are obsessed with obtaining more of their drug of choice, they may be suffering from an addiction. They may be hanging out with a new crowd of people, or distancing themselves from their family. They may be buying the drugs from drug dealers on the street. They may even be manufacturing the drugs themselves. Whatever the case may be, there is a problem with illicit drugs that needs to be addressed.
Legalizing Drugs: A Road to Nowhere
by John W Horvat II
The controversy about legalizing drugs does not address the central issue: Why are so many millions taking drugs in the first place? The problem is not a health problem but a spiritual problem that has its origin in our materialistic and secular society.
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