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I just received a news bulletin from Charisma Media, that’d like to share with us here: “With opioid-related deaths at a record high in the country and numbers rising within the college age group, Liberty University brings awareness to the epidemic sweeping the nation, informing students and the general public of ways they can help …
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Someone recently asked a rather insensitive question, Why shouldn’t I call an addict or alcoholic or drug user so, isn’t that what he or she is? And I’d like to offer a simple straight reason why this is not only self-serving but also perpetuates the negative behaviour in the first place: Addiction is a disease. …
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While there is so much more to be done, this new study is promising: There are easy things we can do to “significantly increase in-the-moment happiness for adults recovering from substance use disorders.” Savoring: For example, when people were asked to describe two positive experiences they noticed and appreciated during the preceding day, it led …
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Even when things feel hopeless, or too much, please remember that you are stronger than you think you are. You are more capable, there are people who want to help, and there are reasons for hope. Here is a piece from Psychology Today celebrating your strength and resilience. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/luminous-things/201510/resilience-growth-kintsukuroi
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What things do people struggling with substance abuse or mental health issues need most? What things do their families and loved ones need most? Reasons for hope? Social support? Learning to forgive (yourself & others)? Success stories? What else?
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In the past few years, while I was wondering why the government and other bodies were evidently losing the battle against Drug abuse, one factor has always disturbed my mind: Is this failure attributed to the fact that the government has hidden agendas in fighting drugs, rather than actually fighting drug abuse? Could the government, …
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I have always wondered what happens or what science exists behind detoxification – the medical process. I understand the human liver plays a role to detoxify blood, however I do imagine that the detox programs carried out when a substance abuse patient is being detoxified of any toxins from their bodies, (not sure) but I …
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