Mommy Needs to Go to Rehab: How to Explain Alcoholism to a Child
Mommy Needs to Go to Rehab: How to Explain Alcoholism to a Child
“Dad's an alcoholic.” “Mommy needs to go to rehab.” These are not comfortable nor are they easy conversations to have with a child, even if your child has known that there’s been a problem for quite some time. As... Learn MoreResources for Recovering Addicts Who Want to Go Back to School
First of all, I just want to say that getting clean and sober – although tough at times – is a really exciting time for us recovering addicts. The reason I say that is because it’s a time of new... Learn MoreShia LaBeouf: Mentally Ill, Alcoholic, or Just Trolling Us?
[caption id="attachment_12294" align="aligncenter" width="432"] At the 'Nymphomaniac' Premiere - 64th Berlinale International Film Festival image via nypost.com[/caption] Yesterday we posted an article about Shia LaBeouf in which we wondered whether he was suffering from mental illness, substance abuse, or whether... Learn MoreIn the News: Colleges Crack Down on Drugs and Alcohol
College: a time during which certain rights of passage occur, namely, binge drinking and experimenting with other drugs. Of course, it doesn’t have to be but, for many Americans, their times spent on college campuses is one filled with books... Learn MoreIn the News: Kids Own Drivers Pose Biggest DUI Death Risk
Drunk driving affects many people, and recent studies show that the effects on children and their families have shifted slightly in the past few years, making adults traveling with children more of a threat than the actual strangers on the... Learn MoreCollege Drinking and Drug Use: How to determine if it’s a phase or a problem
Since 1993, the amount of college students who drink and binge drink has stayed about the same, but the intensity of excessive drinking and rates of drug abuse have jumped severely, according to The National Center on Addiction and Substance... Learn MoreHistory of drug abuse: 20s and 30s
The history of drug abuse in the 20s and 30s was characterized mainly by prohibition although cocaine use and heroin use were going on. The 20s and 30s weren’t called roaring for nothing that’s for sure. There were huge parties,... Learn More5 Ways Alcoholism Affects the Family
Alcoholism is a considered a family disease meaning that it does not only affect the alcoholic; it affects the loved ones of the alcoholic. An alcoholic can totally disrupt family life and cause harmful effects that can last a... Learn MoreAlcoholic Children of Alcoholics
There are 18 million alcoholics in the U.S. according to the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence. As a result, an estimated 26.8 million children are exposed, at varying degrees, to alcoholism in the family and are children of... Learn MoreIn the News: UM Student in Deadly DUI Car Crash Fails Drug Test; May Get Longer Sentence
Twenty-one year old University of Miami student, Ivanna Villanueva, turned herself in Tuesday to start serving her prison sentence for a deadly drunk driving accident. She arrived at the Miami-Dade courthouse for a final hearing before she would officially surrender.... Learn MoreDrug Addiction in College
Drug Addiction in College How many college students are abusing drugs? Almost half of the United States’ college students are abusing drugs or binge drinking at least once a month. Alcohol is still is the most used substance of abuse at colleges... Learn More
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