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Should Rush establish an intervention program for concerned families and friends of one with liberal addiction?

17 May

This program could act to deprogram liberals. A mind is a terrible thing to waste!

 
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I am getting my Bach in Social work, and then I want to get a masters and be able to counsel families and kids

11 May

but what Masters degree do I need? I’ve been reading that a degree in counseling can take over two years to be ready for a job after you graduate. I’m looking at either SW, Counseling, or Psych. Which would be best for opening my own family/kids/drug addiction counseling center? Also, do I have to have something other than a Masters? I’m in Illinios. Thanks!

 
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The 10 Toughest Questions Families and Friends Ask About Addiction and Recovery

27 Apr

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A wealth of information. Being able to gain this much information in one short sitting will put your mind at ease and give you the confidence to move forward knowing that recovery is within reach.

Straightforward answers from an addiction professional who personally understands the powerful grip of addiction.

1. How can I tell . . . if a person is addicted or just a heavy user?
2. How do I confront this person?
3. How do I handle adolescent use and abuse?
4. How do I show my love without enabling?
5. Does treatment work?
6. We can t afford treatment. What now?
7. How do I handle relapse? Will this ever stop?
8. What if they just can t quit?
9. I ve tried it all. Nothing is working. What now?
10. How do I get MY life back?
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The 10 Toughest Questions Families and Friends Ask About Addiction and Recovery

 
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Where to find info for families of drug addict?

22 Apr

Any information you can give would be greatly appreciated. We need help finding out the best way to help our loved one.

 

Should the American government allow families to not own more than 1 million dollars, and break up chain?

03 Apr

stores? The Walton family are sitting on billions, couldn’t that money be used to take care of the poor, working class and not gluttony? Also, if someone like Tiger Wood’s has a traffic accident, why does he only have to pay $164 dollars? Shouldn’t he have to pay more because he has it?

People who are thrown into jail who have no money, sit in jail. People who are rich can buy their way out of jail, and then buy their way out of charges.

Wouldn’t spreading the wealth to all Americans be fair? With all the billions the Walton family has, they could use it to set up universal health care for all the poor, and working class.

Also, couldn’t the corporate wars be suspended, and “defense” cut way down. That money could be used to pay for working families to send their children to college. That way they would have the knowledge to not invade peripheral nations in order to supply core countries with their opiate like addiction to oil.

People matter more than profits, correct?
Also, couldn’t all the illegal aliens be shipped back to Mexico? And the job NAFTA sent to Mexico could be brought back to America?
Johnin, Walmart hires people part time so they don’t have to insure them. They also do not pay a living wage. Walmart also gets their products from third world countries, instead of buying American.

 
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Does anyone notice that the show “Interventions” that airs on A&E rarely features African American families?

05 Mar

It’s obvious that black communities have been ravished by drugs/alcohol yet somehow those of color are rarely shown on the program. Could it be that drug/alcholol addiction in the black community is simply viewed as a way of life which warrants no concern? Isn’t this an attempt by the “powers that be” to dehumanize the black experience while giving credibility to the lives of whites who suffer the same malady? Is there no Rites of Passage for the black addict?

 

Cocaine Solutions: Help for Cocaine Abusers and Their Families

25 Feb

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Although the media focus on the rise of cocaine use and the evils of its abuse, the public receives little real information about the scope of the problem and its treatment. This timely, practical, and honest volume gets to the heart of the cocaine addiction problem. Cocaine Solutions not only addresses the difficulties experienced by addicts and their families in coping with the devastating financial, emotional, and psychological toll that addiction takes, it also identifies specific sources of help that exist for addicts and their families.

Both recovered drug addicts themselves, the authors discuss some of the obstacles to recovery and the ways to overcome them. Cocaine Solutions includes the stories of recovering addicts to illustrate firsthand what addicts’lives are like, giving you a better understanding of the people who are afflicted with the disease of addiction. This important book is required reading for a wide audience–cocaine addi… More >>

Cocaine Solutions: Help for Cocaine Abusers and Their Families

 

Everything Changes: Help for Families of Newly Recovering Addicts

20 Feb

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Like the people who care about them, addicted individuals in early recovery are filled with hopes and fears. They want to be free of the pain and chaos their addictions have brought them. They hope to build a productive life. But they also fear that they may not be able to live without their drug of choice.

During uncertain times of early recovery, families face new and difficult challenges in their relationship with their loved one: How involved should we be? How can we be supportive without setting ourselves up for disappointment? How can we help without enabling? What kinds of boundaries should we maintain? And what kind of relationship will we ultimately have?

Everything Changes is a guide to help families navigate the first year of recovery. It explores the addicted individual’s many challenges, examines ways that families can be supportive without sacrificing their own peace of mind, and suggests ways to build a new, more rewarding rel… More >>

Everything Changes: Help for Families of Newly Recovering Addicts

 

Addicts From Good Families

07 Feb


Geoff Thompson explains why addiction can affect individuals from all walks of life.

 

Families In Recovery – Annual Celebration

22 Jan


Boston residents recovering from drug and alcohol addiction joined family members, public health advocates, and elected officials at the State House on Thursday, Feb. 19, to celebrate their recover…

 

Counseling Addicted Families: An Integrated Assessment and Treatment Model

17 Jan

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Although one person’s addiction almost inevitably affects his or her family members, a surprising number of treatment models appear to operate under the assumption that an individual’s addiction (and potential recovery) occurs in a vacuum. By not paying sufficient attention to preexisting family dynamics-whether dysfunctional, supportive, or somewhere in between-counselors run the risk of not fully understanding the roots of an individual’s addictions or the obstacles to his recovery; as a result, counselors may undermine their own treatment efforts both by neglecting any underlying family problems and by failing to capitalize upon a family’s potential assistance in an intervention with the addicted individual. In Counseling Addicted Families, Gerald A. Juhnke and William Bryce Hagedorn address this problem head-on. Recognizing that even those treatment providers who understand the importance of the familial context of addiction are often stymied by th… More >>

Counseling Addicted Families: An Integrated Assessment and Treatment Model

 

Why Don’t They Just QUIT? DVD Roundtable Discussion: What families and friends need to know about addiction and recovery.

14 Jan

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Real-life solutions to help you now!
Watching a loved one immersed in an intense battle with alcohol and drug abuse may be the most difficult, complex and harrowing experience you ll ever have.
This 90 minute DVD offers hope to families and friends, and is packed with solutions that can be used immediately to help guide someone toward recovery. A perfect companion resource to the “Why Don’t They Just Quit?” book.
Experts discuss and provide answers to over thirty-five tough questions dealing with these issues.
You will learn:
What works, what doesn t, and why.
Why a person doesn t have to hit rock-bottom.
Why effective intervention doesn t have to be a surprise attack.
How to receive 50 percent or more off the cost of treatment.
When helping is actually hurting.
Why quitting is not the same as recovering and why it s not so easy.
How to deal with a relapse.
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Why Don’t They Just QUIT? DVD Roundtable Discussion: What families and friends need to know about addiction and recovery.

 

Addiction Hurts Families

07 Dec


Addiction destroys lives and families. Narconon Arrowhead is one of the premier

Drug Rehab Centers in the world, where 76 percent of our graduates stay drug free.

For more information or to tal…

 

Living Your Recovery: For Families In Recovery

19 Nov


Renascent: Essential Family Care Video Series

Renascent, Canadas leading alcohol and drug treatment centre, is here, right now, and ready to help you, someone you care about or an employee. Renasc…

 

Addiction & Families: Post-treatment

03 Nov


Cathy Patterson-Sterling, Director of Family Services for Sunshine Coast Health Centre talks about why it is important not to try and “expert-manage” your loved one’s behavior after they have been …