Monthly Archives: March 2009

Success Stories of Teens Who Are No Longer Taking Drugs

When it comes to success stories of people who were able to recover from alcoholism or drug addiction, we often hear about men and women who have made a successful transformation and reached success as adults. Recovery doesn’t have to … Continue reading

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Does Alcohol Cause Depression?

According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), a depressive disorder “interferes with daily life, normal functioning, and causes pain for both the person with the disorder and those who care about him or her.” Depression is a brain … Continue reading

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Why Are Performance-Enhancing Drugs Illegal?

Also known as “doping”, the act of taking performance enhancing drugs for optimal athleticism is a well-known point of controversy in the sports world, with recent big name figures like Alex Rodriguez recently admitting their illicit use to the masses. … Continue reading

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What Are The Differences Between Holistic Rehab and Traditional Treatment?

According to the American Holistic Health Association, the term “holistic” refers to treating the whole person – the body, mind and spirit – instead of focusing just on physical and psychological symptoms of the disease that traditional treatments emphasize. Some … Continue reading

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Can Animals Help Addicts in Recovery?

The relationship between humans and pets has always been a close, cherished bond. Animals have a magical way of easing stress and relieving strain for individuals in need – even drug addicts. Research suggests that the hormones activated by drug … Continue reading

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Residential Care Noted As Indicator of High-Quality Rehab Services

Addicted teens aren’t getting the help they need and the reason may be due to a lack of services designed specifically for adolescents, reports a recent article on Forbes.com. According to a study published in the Journal of Substance Abuse … Continue reading

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