Tuesday, January 19th, 2010 at
12:03 pm
It’s heartbreaking watching a loved one dig ever deeper into addiction or alcoholism, and families often feel impotent to do anything to effect change for the better. Lecturing, scolding and nagging have proven useless, and in some cases can make the problem worse, and too many families cling to a mistaken belief that only the addict can decide to get help when they’re ready.
Thankfully, that popular conception is false. Families can exert an powerful influence towards treatment, and once someone enters into drug treatment or rehab (even if they maintain that they don’t need it) those days of therapy, sobriety and introspection can do a lot to change one’s perspective, and statistics show that those people who were pressured into rehab do just as well as those people who went of their own accord.
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Sunday, January 3rd, 2010 at
11:15 am
In this article I write about my personal experiences with depression and about how I have learnt to cope and to even eradicate it. I am sure that I am not alone in the fact that I have regular periods of my life when I am depressed, but knowing this fact does not make it any easier for me. I hope you enjoy reading the article.
I have recently spoken to my parents about the subject of my depression. My mother has said that she thinks we have some kind of depression gene as most of our family suffer from similar symptoms.
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Saturday, January 2nd, 2010 at
11:32 am
If you see the alcohol treatment program in Utah at close quarters, you will find that it involves the family of the person undergoing treatment to a very great extent. The family involvement stands good from two different viewpoints: counseling the family so that they can cope with the addiction treatment and its correlate and using the family as an important agency to help the person overcome the addiction. You might say that the involvement of the family in the alcohol treatment program in Utah is both from a preventive as well as a therapeutic point of view.
This involvement is indeed planned out quite elaborately. Though the family stands for the patient undergoing the alcohol addiction treatment in Utah throughout the program, their role is definitely more profound during certain important parts of the program.
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Friday, September 4th, 2009 at
8:32 am
i need serious answers please..
and can u please add in the link cuz im doing a research about it .. and i dont wana plaigerize anything ..
thanks