Affluent people – the rich ones with cars, bungalows, servants – do not know want. When affluent people become addicts, they face obstacles to recovery that other people don’t. Let’s try and understand why. In the 1990s, one word entered our lexicon – affluenza. It describes the condition of rich folks who have a poor Read More…
The final step in the 12 step program focuses on practice of all the principles by giving something back. Reaching the twelfth step is an exciting milestone for an individual in recovery. It does not mean a person will never slip up or relapse, but the steps are most likely ingrained into a person’s mental Read More…
The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) estimates $700 billion is spent in the United States on drugs or alcohol. Learn how to discern which program is best for a loved one and how to get started in the search. Types of Treatment Programs The success rate of rehab programs differs for each individual. Read More…
Experimentation with drugs and alcohol during the teen years is not uncommon as it is a time to try new things and experience some challenges along the way. When experimental turns into casual then ongoing use or addiction, real problems begin. Teenage addiction is not just impacting the teen, the entire family and community at Read More…
