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		<description><![CDATA[About 6 months ago I realized my teenage son Jason had been drinking.  I was shocked.  I had talked with Jason about the dangers of drugs and alcohol, but came to find out he (like most teenagers) was dealing with some very adult problems.  I began to take a more active interest in what was [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com">Teen Drugs</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com/teen-addiction/teenage-substance-abuse.php">Teenage Substance Abuse</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>About 6 months ago I realized my teenage son Jason had been drinking.  I was shocked.  I had talked with Jason about the dangers of drugs and alcohol, but came to find out he (like most teenagers) was dealing with some very adult problems.  I began to take a more active interest in what was bothering him.  This is something that I wish was done earlier, but it just didn’t occur to me that MY son could be susceptible to this.  I did a lot of research and bought a couple of really good ebooks and found out some helpful information.</p>
<p>Jason and other teenagers are at risk for substance abuse include those with a family history of substance abuse, who have low self-esteem, who feel hopelessly alienated, as if they don&#8217;t fit in, or who are depressed. It isn&#8217;t always easy for someone to see that a loved one is a substance abuser. So, it is always helpful to know how to recognize substance abuse. That is why it is important to due your home work so you know what to look for. I started by just typing Jason’s frustrations and symptoms into google.  It is sometimes difficult for mental health practitioners to arrive at a diagnosis of substance abuse alone. It is important as a parent that you have all the information that you can gather before you seek the help of medical professionals. Substance abuse, addiction treatment and drug and alcohol recovery and rehabilitation resources are available on the internet.   I found my information about Jason’s recovery at <a onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.Alcoholism-DrugAddiction.blogspot.com">www.Alcoholism-DrugAddiction.blogspot.com</a></p>
<p>What are the Symptoms of Substance Abuse? First of all, if a person is a substance abuser, he is probably going to be guarding his privacy more than usual. Different substances lend themselves to different groups of symptoms.  Physical signs of substance abuse are: slurred speech, memory impairment, in coordination, and impairment of attention. There are a number of practical and empirical methods to determine substance use, among them being urine or blood testing. A dual diagnosis is given to any person who has both a substance abuse problem and an emotional or psychiatric disorder.  Keep in mind, however, that the above characteristics of a possible substance abuser could also be characteristics of a person with depression and substance abuse.<br />
When dealing with my teen I found it helpful to talk about how the substance abuse is affecting everyone. That way they can see how it is not just their problem they have to deal with themselves.  It is important for them to know that they have support.  They may act like they don’t care but deep down behind that angry teenage exterior they really just want to know that someone cares.<br />
Stressful events can profoundly influence the abuse of alcohol or other drugs. A number of clinical and epidemiological studies show a strong association between psychosocial stressors early in life e g , parental loss, child abuse and an increased risk for depression, anxiety, impulsive behavior, and substance abuse in adulthood.  According to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration SAMHSA , almost 50% of the average teen day often includes drinking, smoking, or using illicit drugs. The overindulgence in and dependence on an addictive substance, especially alcohol or a narcotic drug can ruin a person’s life.  Especially if that person is young, like a teenager.  The patterns that they develop at that age carry well into adulthood.<br />
Researchers have long recognized the strong correlation between stress and substance abuse, particularly in prompting relapse. Although exposure to stress is a common occurrence for many teenagers it is also one of the most powerful triggers for relapse to substance abuse in addicted individuals.  This is why treating a substance abuse problem is not just a one time thing.  If your child has unfortunately developed an addiction it must be delt with to the fullest.  Just confiscating their beer and telling them not to do it again isn’t going to be enough.  You have to be their back-up in the war on stress and peer pressure.  YOU have to make them understand what you already know.  However, this must be done in a democratic and fair manner.  You must make them understand that it is not their fault, but it is a reality that must be delt with and they are going to have to act like a mature adult in order to solve this problem.<br />
We all must focus on restoring teenagers emotional well-being, develop healthy ways to manage stress, and avoid them turning to drugs or other substances to escape stressful realities of the day.  If the problem is too big to deal with then t may be time to seek professional help.  I do however recommend being VERY well informed before this.  The more that you know and can help the professionals with the faster your teens road to recovery.  Jason is doing well now, his grades are up and we have our daily &#8220;meetings,&#8221; so I know exactly what I can help him with.<br />
In drug abuse education course, teenagers  receive information about alcohol and drugs and the physical, social, and psychological impact of abusing these substances. Some teen substances abused are: alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, cocaine, opiates, &#8220;club drugs&#8221; ecstasy, etc stimulants, hallucinogens, inhalants, prescription drugs, and steroids. Drug and substance abuse among teenagers, is substantial and growing!   The consequences of teenage substance abuse can be catastrophic not just to their social life and emotional development, but physically as well.  Heart dieses, Cancer, and Brain Damage just to name a few.  In addition to its direct health effects, officials associate alcohol abuse with nearly half of all fatal motor vehicle accidents.  If a teenage addiction goes on un checked they WILL end up in jail, on the streets, or even worse DEAD!  I pray that all parents out there take an active roll in their children’s lives and stop these atrocities from beginning before they are a problem, but if it must be taken care of you are the first one that must be informed.  To get some of the  most crucial information check out <a onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.Alcoholism-DrugAddiction.blogspot.com">www.Alcoholism-DrugAddiction.blogspot.com</a></p>
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		<title>All You Need To Know About Drug Rehabilitation</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Substance abuse rehabilitation drug testing can be done in treatment centers and rehabilitation centers. The difference: When patients are admitted to a drug rehabilitation facility they are secluded from all the surrounding triggers and hence can stay clean with no effort. My first job as a counselor was at a drug rehabilitation center called One Day at a Time.</p>
<p>Consulting a physician or healthcare professional with experience in drug rehabilitation is a necessary step. Choosing a Center the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the United States government helps victims and families locate reliable and certified drug rehabilitation centers. In today&#8217;s drug rehabilitation centers, the 12 steps are at the core of their treatment programs.<br<span id="more-156"></span> /><br />
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Government sponsors the use of acupuncture in drug rehabilitation programs. Any healthcare professional that specializes in drug rehabilitation will recognize the need for effective treatment, and know that the process can also be safe and comfortable for all residents. These can include anything from drug rehabilitation to nursing homes to prescriptions to ambulance service.</p>
<p>In all, I want to advise you to enter drug rehabilitation center alcohol rehab. Because of that reason, the number of programs for drug rehabilitation keeps on rising year on year. He re-entered a veteran&#8217;s hospital drug rehabilitation program, started attending church, and surrendered his life to Jesus Christ.</p>
<p>Do your part in researching and hopefully you will be able to find a drug rehabilitation center that will fulfil your requirements. When making a therapist selection, bear in mind any therapist gender preference the patient may have &#8211; some patients might feel more comfortable working with a therapist of their own gender, for example, and choose a therapist who has documented experience in drug rehabilitation. When a person mentions drug rehab, they are really referring to a drug rehabilitation program, which is the same as an addiction treatment program, alcohol treatment program or chemical dependency program.</p>
<p>The list includes residential centers, outpatient treatment facilities and hospitals with inpatient programs for drug rehabilitation. Repeat offenders sentenced to parole may also be required to complete a 30-day drug rehabilitation program.</p>
<p>Dwain was transferred to a drug rehabilitation center in an attempted to cure him. Drug rehabilitation can be an arduous process, and you or your loved one deserves the best possible help available to help you navigate this difficult time with success. After the drug detox process has been completed, many drug detox centers also offer drug rehabilitation counseling services as well.</p>
<p>Drug test kits put your mind at rest and allow you to either put the question of whether or not drug use is occurring in your house behind you or take the next step in getting your teen drug rehabilitation. This was their biggest fallout and her husband found himself in a drug rehabilitation center a couple months after the birth of his second son. There are many reasons why a person would need to attend a drug rehabilitation program.</p>
<p>For those who wish to get help with their drug addiction, there are several drug rehabilitation and treatments centers scattered throughout the country. She almost fatally overdoses and has to get sent away to a drug rehabilitation program. </p>
<p>However, it is seizures that put patients at the greatest risk of injury or death and require admission to drug rehabilitation. But that is not what made the club drug rehabilitation priceless. Therefore, I went to a drug rehabilitation center.</p>
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<p>Question about the causes of teen drug addiction ?<br />I am not a drug addict nor a person whom even takes illegal drugs once in a while, thus this question is only the result of my pondering mind.  </p>
<p>So my question is&#8230;</p>
<p> Why are teens at a higher risk for using illegal drugs than other age groups?</p>
<p>Would you say it is because teens face pressures and changes associated with adolescence or because teens are more responsive to the effects of illegal drugs?
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<p>For more information and resource links on drug rehabilitation visit: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.insightempire.com/Drugrehabcenter/"> Drug Rehab Treatment Centers</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By the time the record was released, Tyler and Perry had exited drug rehabilitation. The difference: When patients are admitted to a drug rehabilitation facility they are secluded from all the surrounding triggers and hence can stay clean with no effort. Government sponsors the use of acupuncture in drug rehabilitation programs.</p>
<p>This was their biggest fallout and her husband found himself in a drug rehabilitation center a couple months after the birth of his second son. The list includes residential centers, outpatient treatment facilities and hospitals with inpatient programs for drug rehabilitation. Therefore, I went to a drug rehabilitation center.</p>
<p>Consulting a physician or healthcare professional with experience in drug rehabilitation is a necessary ste<span id="more-153"></span>p. In today&#8217;s drug rehabilitation centers, the 12 steps are at the core of their treatment programs. Only then will he react positively to the drug rehabilitation or recovery programs.</p>
<p>The specialized doctors in drug rehabilitation sustain that, during these multiple episodes of treatments and in between, patients should be constantly supported and encouraged by close family members and friends, in order to avoid relapses and to assure the safe and healthy reintegration in the society. But that is not what made the club drug rehabilitation priceless. Substance abuse rehabilitation drug testing can be done in treatment centers and rehabilitation centers.</p>
<p>My first job as a counselor was at a drug rehabilitation center called One Day at a Time. It will aid in deciding on the appropriate drug rehabilitation program that you will benefit the most from. Drug rehabilitation can be an arduous process, and you or your loved one deserves the best possible help available to help you navigate this difficult time with success.</p>
<p>Christian drug rehabilitation proves to be highly effective because the alcoholic is able to feel a higher power and the whole community, helping him to overcome the destructive addiction. Keep in mind that drug rehabilitation treatment programs should include a continuing care program that supports and monitors recovery. He re-entered a veteran&#8217;s hospital drug rehabilitation program, started attending church, and surrendered his life to Jesus Christ.</p>
<p>In 2002 over a quarter million individuals entering a drug rehabilitation program reported marijuana as their primary drug of abuse. These can include anything from drug rehabilitation to nursing homes to prescriptions to ambulance service. </p>
<p>Government sponsors the use of acupuncture in drug rehabilitation programs. For those who wish to get help with their drug addiction, there is several drug rehabilitation and treatments centers scattered throughout the country. Abused children, minority education, battered women, drug rehabilitation, food banks, homeless or lost children, seeing-eye dogs, free clinics, organ donors, habitat, teen runaways &#8211; there are numerous tragedies to choose from.</p>
<p>Drug test kits put your mind at rest and allow you to either put the question of whether or not drug use is occurring in your house behind you or take the next step in getting your teen drug rehabilitation, prisons, funny farm or drug rehabilitation facilities. Because of that reason, the number of programs for drug rehabilitation keeps on rising year on year.</p>
<p>There are many reasons why a person would need to attend a drug rehabilitation program. Since there are several different types of drug rehabilitation programs available ranging from inpatient, outpatient, residential, short-term, and long-term, it helps to learn what s out there and how to choose one. So clearly, finding the right alcohol rehab program or drug rehabilitation center can make all the difference.</p>
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<p>A Public Service Announcement on drugs and how you shouldn&#8217;t you them. A project for my english class. Derived (Based on) from the book &#8216;Go Ask Alice&#8217; which is about a teen drug abuser living in the 60&#8242;s. EDIT: Mis-spelled ridiculous in the alcohol section, spelled it &#8220;rediculous&#8221;. Yay. Music: &#8216;Fluorescent Adolescent&#8217; and &#8216;Chun Li&#8217;s Spinning Bird Kick&#8217; by &#8216;The Arctic Monkeys&#8217;<br />
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<p>How to help a teen pregnant mom addicted to drugs. WIll not listen to stop.?<br />Teen mom is 17 and pregnant. She is doing Crack and smokes as well as drinking alcohol.  In addition she is homeless.  What to do?  Suspected of FASD?  </p>
<p>pictures, videos, support groups have been used.  she will not listen.
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the things that kids value most is the trust and respect of their parents. However, when kids think they won’t get caught, they don’t feel their bond of trust is ever in jeopardy and they do what they want. It’s easy for good kids to make bad choices. Parenting decisions are only as [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com">Teen Drugs</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com/teen-drugs/how-to-prevent-good-kids-from-making-bad-choices-about-drugs.php">How to Prevent Good Kids From Making Bad Choices About Drugs</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the things that kids value most is the trust and respect of their parents. However, when kids think they won’t get caught, they don’t feel their bond of trust is ever in jeopardy and they do what they want. It’s easy for good kids to make bad choices.  </p>
<p>Parenting decisions are only as sound as the facts on which they are based. Unfortunately, parents often make decisions based on fantasy rather than facts. </p>
<p>Let’s explore the topic of teen substance abuse as an example. Too many parents get lulled into a false sense of security because their kids play sports, make good grades, and have “nice” friends. That’s a fantasy.</p>
<p>Speaking factually, about half of all high school seniors have tried illegal drugs. (The numbers go<span id="more-149"></span> much higher if you include the students who have used tobacco and alcohol.)  </p>
<p>From the time children are very young, they’re taught to “just say no” to drugs. I’m convinced that the peer pressure usually gets worse when they do because teens don’t know what to say next.</p>
<p>An emerging trend offers parents direction and hope. Drug testing kits now exist that can be administered at home and provide instant results for a fraction of the cost of a lab, without sacrificing accuracy or privacy. Parents who follow through with such an approach give their teens a socially acceptable excuse. The words “My parents test me” stop pushy peers in their tracks. Additionally, teens’ poor behavior and choices can be made to change when teens know it’s a certainty rather than a remote possibility that their drug use will be discovered. </p>
<p>Parents often ask me when they should talk to their kids, what they should say, and what they can do to follow through. Ben Franklin said, “Wise is the man who fixes his roof before it rains.” I couldn’t agree more. I suggest that parents would be well served to sit down with their children and start talking about the dangers of drugs as early as when their children are in middle school.</p>
<p>While a conversation about the dangers of drug use is an important first step, it’s simply not enough to protect your child without a plan to follow through. To prevent teen drug use in his community in Idaho, Dr. Michael Reznicek, a medical doctor with emergency room experience, actually developed a software program that facilitates the initial parent–child conversation.   </p>
<p>Dr. Reznicek believes trust should be earned rather than bestowed. His approach eliminates potential misunderstandings by creating a contract that spells out specific rewards and consequences tied to home drug test results. Additionally, the software he developed becomes the preferred target of potential animosity over requests for hair, urine, or saliva samples for drug testing purposes because it also selects random testing dates.</p>
<p>You’re not alone if you think YOUR teen would “just say no” to drugs. A recent study by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America found that only 18 percent of parents were willing to consider the possibility that THEIR child had tried illegal drugs (not including tobacco or alcohol). It’s no wonder so many teens think their parents won’t find out. They’re right—until it’s too late.   </p>
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<p>The news stories and police statistics confirm it: young teens today are more violent, disobedient, oversexed, and out of control than ever! They&#8217;re having unprotected sex, doing drugs, and trying to get pregnant at younger ages than before. Today&#8217;s teenagers on Maury are engaging in this type of risky behaviour. Can talk show host and former Chicago police officer, Steve Wilkos, save these angry teens before it&#8217;s too late?<br />
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<p>Where is a good place I can find a PARENT/TEEN contract for Drugs?<br />Or a website to create one?
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<p>Mason Duchatschek has interviewed thousands of parents, teenagers, school board members, counselors, school principals, and superintendents. He is the president of TestMyTeen.com (mason@testmyteen.com) based in Fenton, Missouri. </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>          Drug testing is a way of assessing type and amount of legal or illegal drugs taken by a person. It is a self or laboratory process which looks for evidence of drug consumption by analyzing blood, hair, sweat, saliva or urinal samples.</p>
<p>Tips for Parents : </p>
<p>              Drugs among teenagers have been on the rise for some time now and have been a matter of concern to parents, family, local authorities and friends.  The problem is much worse in the western countries, especially the US where teenage drug and alcohol abuse statistics show that the more and more children are falling victims to it. According to an annual survey of U.S. youth, three-fourths of 12th graders, more than two-thirds of 10th graders, and about two in every five 8th graders <span id="more-157"></span>have consumed alcohol. How can one be sure if a teenager is on drugs? That one may be victims’ parent, a concerned school official or someone associated with a drug rehab center. Most of the children and young people are uncertain about the law concerning to drugs and the possible consequences for them in their future. If a child is caught in possession of a controlled drug they are bound to be committed a criminal offence and that will be documented by the police and also not permitted from taking up certain jobs or professions, and visiting other countries.</p>
<p>Tips for Employers :</p>
<p>              Employers need consent from staff for drug testing in the workplace. Any employer will be keen to keep drug misuse away from the workplace. As well as causing ill health, drug misuse increases the chances of accidents at work and interferes with how much work is done. Because of the safety risks from drug misuse, workplace is recommended to have a policy on this matter. The policy could be drawn up between employee and employer or employee health and safety representatives. Employer has legal responsibilities to look after employee’s health and safety as far as reasonably possible and must assess any possible risks. However, there are some limits on what an employer can do to check on an employee&#8217;s activities.</p>
<p>       Teen drug and alcohol drug abuse could possibly happen in any home or school. If you think that the police will only arrest someone who&#8217;s caught dealing drugs that is not true. Even using drugs for personal use may land a person in trouble and could lead to a large fine or time in prison.</p>
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<p>TEEN TRUTH: DRUG &amp; ALCOHOL ABUSE is a poignant film that engages, entertains and educates the viewer about the risks of drug and alcohol use. This follow-up to TEEN TRUTH: BULLY melds intense music, graphics, and teen shot footage with sobering interviews featuring students, drug authorities, and addicts to deliver an honest look inside substance abuse. A must see for all youth, TEEN TRUTH: DRUGS &amp; ALCOHOL delivers an unforgettable message that will make anyone reconsider his or her next hit &#8230;<br />
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<p>What are some good [fiction, young adult] books filled with sex, drugs, eating disorders or teen hardships?<br />I have already read:<br />
Go Ask Alice<br />
Burned<br />
Impulse<br />
Crank<br />
Identical<br />
Twisted<br />
Cut<br />
Perfect</p>
<p>I want books related to those.<br />
They were great! THANKS! <img src='http://www.teen-drugs.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /><br />
I have also read:<br />
Perks of Being A Wallflower<br />
Smack<br />
Candy
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<p>Rapiddrugdetection.com is an online store offering drug tests and drug screening products in several formats including blood, urine and oral drug test kit.  Rapiddrugdetection.com offers FDA-approved urine drug test as well as DOT-approved alcohol testing products. Some of the popular products are Marijuana Drug Testing, <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.rapiddrugdetection.com">Breathalyzer</a> and <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.rapiddrugdetection.com">Saliva Drug Test</a>.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A drug rehab clinic can be the ideal place to detox from the unhealthy lifestyle that is being lead.  It is essential that careful planning of which drug or alcohol addition treatment program is selected though.  There are many programs around the country that can be beneficial.  In most cases, they will treat all substance abuse including alcohol addiction recovery, drug abuse, teen drug addiction, prescription drug rehab and even tobacco recovery.  But, further investigation is necessary.</p>
<p>Since you will be spending a good deal of your time at the drug rehab clinic that you attend, it should be a place that you are okay with going to.  While no one wants to be here, it should provide you with the necessary program to treat your condition.  One important consideration here is for<span id="more-151"></span> those teens in need of help.  Teen drug addiction is much different than the drug addiction of an adult and should be handled not alongside an adult but in a separate facility.</p>
<p>In some cases, the program itself should be considered.  Often, there is a need for alcohol/drug detox to happen before the program can be taught.  In this case, finding a drug rehab clinic that allows for aid in detoxing is necessary for a program that will work.  Other things to consider include the method in which the program is taught.  Some are much milder in their treatment programs.  A drug rehab clinic should provide the highest level of commitment to you, no matter what the program is.</p>
<p>Of course, the cost of the drug rehab clinic is necessary too to consider.  Some programs do cost much more, especially private institutions.  Sometimes, their programs are more sophisticated and can be more beneficial, but their rate of recovery is likely to be the same as the recovery that you are facing.  To detox from drugs, you need to seek out the best rated program available to you and your budget.  A drug and alcohol rehab center can be just as beneficial in your local area as one that is privately funding quite on the other side of the country.</p>
<p>Selecting the right drug rehab clinic should be something that you do if you are using any sort of illegal, prescription or otherwise addicting medication.  The first thing to know is that it happens to many people and it is not your fault.  But, it is your responsibility to find alcohol addiction recovery in any way that is possible.  Some of the best opportunities for this to happen is through a drug and alcohol rehab center.  </p>
<p>Selecting the right drug rehab clinic for your needs is important.  Take some time to determine if the program is ultimately right for you.  Apply for and get into the drug rehab clinic, then.  And, work your best to make it happen by following the plan that you have committed too.  A drug rehab clinic can be the ideal place to go to find help.</p>
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<p>bringjameshome.com This is a follow up story from my other video I posted. You can view the other view here: www.youtube.com A 15-year-old boy with a drug problem tried to turn himself in for stealing a truck [full story from Warren Elly]. But he was turned away, along with the very truck he said he stole. Now, James Robertson hasn&#8217;t been seen since last Tuesday, and his parents just want their son home safe. Here is some of what they had to say to FOX 13: Mike Robertson, father: &#8220;I&#8217;m real &#8230;<br />
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<p>Would you rather have your teen doing drugs, or be pregnant?<br />Serious question.<br />
And this is not some weird question I just came up with.  If you&#039;ve seen Juno, when she tells her parents she&#039;s pregnant, her mom says something like &quot;I was hoping she was in to hard drugs&quot;<br />
Well, I want to know what people think.  Would you rather have your child pregnant, or doing some hard drugs like cocaine or heroine? Please explain.<br />
Thanks, and please only serious answers.<br />
Oh, and if you answer, you have to pick one or the other, not &quot;I wouldn&#039;t want them to do either one&quot;
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What kinds of people are prone to addictions or substance abuse? Many people are susceptible to these problems, especially people who suffer from depression, low self-esteem, loneliness, excessive stress, or are in a relationship they don&#8217;t like and don&#8217;t feel they can get out of. Young people who have difficulty fitting in, are constantly under attack by bullies and peer pressure, have a lot of stress at home or are extremely unhappy with themselves are also individuals to watch for signs of possible addiction or substance abuse.</p>
<p>Can We Stop Our Youth From the Perils of Drug Abuse?</p>
<p>Teen Drug Abuse</p>
<p>A teenager with a family history of drug abuse and a lack of social skills can move rapidly from the level of experimentation to grave abuse or dependency. So<span id="more-138"></span>me other teenagers, who have no family history of such abuse, may also reach the level of utter dependency. Although any prediction is almost impossible, teenagers with a family history of alcohol or drug abuse should especially abstain and refrain from experimenting.</p>
<p>The Drug Abuse Warning Network, which is a Public Health Surveillance System indicate that the Emergency Department episodes in drug-abuse have more than doubled since the previous years as per the surveys taken from 21 Metropolitan Cities in U.S. However amongst youth ages 12 to 17 drug-related episodes have alarmingly quadrupled! Who is to blame? Is our child&#8217;s destiny a product of chance or a culmination of parental care?</p>
<p>How Addiction Affects the Brain</p>
<p>When a chemical enters the brain, it is absorbed through receptor site. Drugs entering these receptors are believed to act on the brain like the body&#8217;s natural chemicals (such as endorphins and dopamine) that are involved in producing the sensation of pleasure. When the body getting such chemicals from an outside source, the brain produces much less of its own and becomes dependent on the outside source. As the brain adapts to the drugs presence, the person using the drug builds tolerance and must continually increase the dosage in order to produce the initial pleasure sensations.</p>
<p>Treatment For Addiction</p>
<p>There are many types of treatment available, beginning with Medical Detoxification, Short Term Residential, Long Term Residential, Outpatient Treatment and often times a combination of these options is the best course to take. There are professional intake screening and referral agencies which can help people to find the best course of treatment for them.</p>
<p>Alcoholic rehabilitation can only commence once an intervention has occurred, especially if the alcoholic is in denial of his or her use. Talking about the problem in a non-judgmental way can encourage the addict to get the help that he or she needs. Alcohol rehabilitation and treatment can be administered in a variety of methods. Group therapy such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) can be beneficial to alcoholics because they are surrounded by people with similar problems looking to find treatment.</p>
<p>Prescription Drug Addiction</p>
<p>When it comes to prescription painkillers, we really seem to be between a rock and a hard place. After God knows how many people were killed, injured or turned into drug addicts with OxyContin, doctors started looking for alternatives. Many chose methadone. Now methadone is a big factor in prescription drug addiction epidemic, and the overdose statistics are alarming. Methadone users would be wise to get into a drug addiction treatment center that can help them get off it.</p>
<p>Some kids start taking OxyContin because a friend gave it to them, some get them from their parents&#8217; or friends&#8217; medicine cabinets and others get hooked after being given them by a doctor for a injury. If your son or daughter is a college athlete who&#8217;s had an injury, there&#8217;s a good chance they were prescribed OxyContin for the pain. If they take it for a very short time it isn&#8217;t necessarily that excruciating to stop. But sometimes even taking them for a couple of weeks can lead to prescription drug addiction.</p>
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<p>Another &#8220;based on a true story&#8221; teen drug film from the 70&#8242;s. A high school boy (Robby Benson) succumbs to a lifestyle of alcohol Another &#8220;based on a true story&#8221; teen drug film from the 70&#8242;s. A high school boy (Robby Benson) succumbs to a lifestyle of alcohol and drugs. &#8230; Robby Benson The Death of Richie 1977<br />
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<p>Movies about teen getting into drugs and trouble?<br />ok i want movies kinda like thirteen. it was an awesome movie so i want more movies about teens getting into drugs and into trouble. thanks. i want a drama not a comedy thanks.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Those numbers measure the percentage of teenagers who regularly use illegal drugs of some type. Just within the last month, 50 percent of teens report drinking alcohol with 37 percent saying they had been drunk on at least one occasion. Alcohol kills 5 times more teenagers than any other drug which are mostly from accidents. </p>
<p>It&#8217;s scary to think that our young people are being exposed to drugs at a much earlier age, and they are much more susceptible to peer pressure. When their friends offer up drugs, they often don&#8217;t have the strength to say no, so they begin the frightening cycle of drug abuse. </p>
<p>In recent years, much has been learned about the health effects of teen drug use. Drugs are readily available to those who choose to use them in either an &#8220;experimental&#8221;<span id="more-160"></span> way or to those who are chronic drug abusers. The consequence of such use, even causal use, can be devastating to both the user and to the user&#8217;s family members.  </p>
<p>But, teen drug use is costly to more than just families. It is especially costly to our society as a whole. Youth&#8217;s immature physical, emotional, and psychological development make them MORE susceptible than adults to the harmful effects of drug abuse.  </p>
<p>In the 7 years that the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse (CASA) at Columbia University has published the National Survey of American Attitudes on Substance Abuse, results have indicated that teens and their parents view drugs as their biggest concern.  The health effects of teen drug use can vary, depending on such factors as frequency of use, the kind of drug taken, how much is taken, how quickly it gets into the brain, what other drugs are taken at the same time, the differences in body size and chemistry, the length of time the drugs are used, and other components. Why do teens use drugs? Of course, peer pressure is a huge factor, but they succumb to peer pressure for many other reasons. Low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, inability to express feelings, lack of control, and feeling like they have to live up to unrealistic parental expectations all contribute to the teen beginning to use drugs. Plus, many teens are affected by watching their parents&#8217; own addictive behaviors. </p>
<p>Trying to deal with issues revolving around the family upon such an escalated level proves extremely difficult when children of alcoholic parents cannot even function normally regarding their own lives. This situation often spawns a codependency syndrome that follows the child throughout his or her entire life; codependency has long been found to be a significant indicator of alcoholism. </p>
<p>And, believe it or not, parents who overindulge their children may be dealing with a teenager drug user before they know it. Many parents spoil their children not only with toys and gadgets but also by not setting limits for them. That freedom leads them to make bad decisions about their lives which includes drug and alcohol use. </p>
<p>If your teen exhibits six or more of these signs over a period of a few weeks, he or she probably is using drugs. You need to address it as soon as you suspect this to be true. The most effective tool against teen drug use is communication. When you pair open communication with education, you have double the ammunition to fight drug use.</p>
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<p>A somewhat &#8220;cheesy&#8221; parody of teen drug documentaries. These kids are out of control and are going nowhere with their lives. They let their addictions control them&#8230; their drug of choice&#8230; artificially flavored canned cheese.. AKA &#8220;cheeze whiz&#8221; Will Colby ever getting his whizzing problem under control? &#8230; cheez cheeze whiz wiz spoof mockumentary drug abuse use drugs teen documentary funny parody awesome video improv short<br />
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<p>What is a good attention grabbing speech ending for teen drug abuse?<br />can anyone give me a really good ending to a teen drug abuse speech that will definitely make people actually care
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>However, it is seizures that put patients at the greatest risk of injury or death and require admission to drug rehabilitation. Do your part in researching and hopefully you will be able to find a drug rehabilitation center that will fulfil your requirements. Consulting a physician or healthcare professional with experience in drug rehabilitation is a necessary step.</p>
<p>When a person mentions drug rehab, they are really referring to a drug rehabilitation program, which is the same as an addiction treatment program, alcohol treatment program or chemical dependency program. Only then will he react positively to the drug rehabilitation or recovery programs. After the drug detox process has been completed, many drug detox centers also offer drug rehabilitation counseling service<span id="more-154"></span>s as well.</p>
<p>Abused children, minority education, battered women, drug rehabilitation, food banks, homeless or lost children, seeing-eye dogs, free clinics, organ donors, habitat, teen runaways &#8212; there are numerous tragedies to choose from. Dwain was transferred to a drug rehabilitation center in an attempted to cure him. Substance abuse rehabilitation drug testing can be done in treatment centers and rehabilitation centers.</p>
<p>She almost fatally overdoses and has to get sent away to a drug rehabilitation program. Christian drug rehabilitation proves to be highly effective because the alcoholic is able to feel a higher power and the whole community, helping him to overcome the destructive addiction. My first job as a counselor was at a drug rehabilitation center called One Day at a Time.</p>
<p>In today&#8217;s drug rehabilitation centers, the 12 steps are at the core of their treatment programs. Drug test kits put your mind at rest and allow you to either put the question of whether or not drug use is occurring in your house behind you or take the next step in getting your teen drug rehabilitation. In 2002 over a quarter million individuals entering a drug rehabilitation program reported marijuana as their primary drug of abuse.</p>
<p>Prisons, funny farm or drug rehabilitation facilities, since there are several different types of drug rehabilitation programs available ranging from inpatient, outpatient, residential, short-term, and long-term, it helps to learn what&#8217;s out there and how to choose one. Celebrities such as Whitney Houston and Faith Evans also were in the news for drug rehabilitation treatment.</p>
<p>By the time the record was released, Tyler and Perry had exited drug rehabilitation. Keep in mind that drug rehabilitation treatment programs should include a continuing care program that supports and monitors recovery. In all, I want to advise you to enter drug rehabilitation center alcohol rehab.</p>
<p>The specialized doctors in drug rehabilitation sustain that, during these multiple episodes of treatments and in between, patients should be constantly supported and encouraged by close family members and friends, in order to avoid relapses and to assure the safe and healthy reintegration in the society. So clearly, finding the right alcohol rehab program or drug rehabilitation center can make all the difference. It will aid in deciding on the appropriate drug rehabilitation program that you will benefit the most from.</p>
<p>Drug rehabilitation can be an arduous process, and you or your loved one deserves the best possible help available to help you navigate this difficult time with success. Therefore, I went to a drug rehabilitation center. The difference: When patients are admitted to a drug rehabilitation facility they are secluded from all the surrounding triggers and hence can stay clean with no effort.</p>
<p>In a world which understands the effectiveness of drug rehabilitation programs to turn on the ability of a professional to recognize and create programs around the needs of a particular individual, the talents of a program&#8217;s staff are imminently important in a program&#8217;s success.</p>
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<p>Do you know someone who had a perfect childhood an teen years but when they became aults they were on drugs?<br />do you know someone who had like the perfect childhood an teen years had friends   a perfect life and then like 10 years later they were  on drugs stealing drinking     prison jail    prostiting<br />
they made good grades had friends played  partied   had everything but 10 years later they were messed up?
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Alcohol rehab programs will concentrate on various aspects of the addiction, but the focus areas will be different for drug rehabilitation. In a world which understands the effectiveness of drug rehabilitation programs to turn on the ability of a professional to recognize and create programs around the needs of a particular individual, the talents of a program&#8217;s staff are imminently important in a program&#8217;s success. </p>
<p>The specialized doctors in drug rehabilitation sustain that, during these multiple episodes of treatments and in between, patients should be constantly supported and encouraged by close family members and friends, in order to avoid relapses and to assure the safe and healthy reintegration in the society.</p>
<p>So clearly, finding the right alcohol re<span id="more-155"></span>hab program or drug rehabilitation center can make all the difference. For all these reasons, aftercare is an extremely important aspect of drug rehabilitation, and there must remain a strong presence in the recovering addict&#8217;s life of counsellors and therapists who can be turned to during times of distress, so that the patient can regain true control of their lives. But that is not what made the club drug rehabilitation priceless.</p>
<p>Any healthcare professional that specializes in drug rehabilitation will recognize the need for effective treatment, and know that the process can also be safe and comfortable for all residents. Only then will he react positively to the drug rehabilitation or recovery programs. Government sponsors the use of acupuncture in drug rehabilitation programs.</p>
<p>Choosing a Center the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the United States government helps victims and families locate reliable and certified drug rehabilitation centers. Government sponsors the use of acupuncture in drug rehabilitation programs. </p>
<p>When making a therapist selection, bear in mind any therapist gender preference the patient may have &#8211; some patients might feel more comfortable working with a therapist of their own gender, for example, and choose a therapist who has documented experience in drug rehabilitation.</p>
<p>She almost fatally overdoses and has to get sent away to a drug rehabilitation program. There are many reasons why a person would need to attend a drug rehabilitation program. After the drug detox process has been completed, many drug detox centers also offer drug rehabilitation counseling services as well.</p>
<p>For those who wish to get help with their drug addiction, there are several drug rehabilitation and treatments centers scattered throughout the country. In 2002 over a quarter million individuals entering a drug rehabilitation program reported marijuana as their primary drug of abuse. Because of that reason, the number of programs for drug rehabilitation keeps on rising year on year.</p>
<p>The list includes residential centers, outpatient treatment facilities and hospitals with inpatient programs for drug rehabilitation. Drug rehabilitation can be an arduous process, and you or your loved one deserves the best possible help available to help you navigate this difficult time with success. Therefore, I went to a drug rehabilitation center.</p>
<p>Drug test kits put your mind at rest and allow you to either put the question of whether or not drug use is occurring in your house behind you or take the next step in getting your teen drug rehabilitation. </p>
<p>This was their biggest fallout and her husband found himself in a drug rehabilitation center a couple months after the birth of his second son. He re-entered a veteran&#8217;s hospital drug rehabilitation program, started attending church, and surrendered his life to <br />
Jesus Christ. Consulting a physician or healthcare professional with experience in drug rehabilitation is a necessary step.</p>
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<p>A short movie on the emotional effects of teen drug addiction.<br />
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<p>What is the percentage for how many teens have taken drugs in a lifetime?<br />Im doing a report and teen drug use. and i need some good percentage numbers for how many teenagers have taken drugs in a life time.</p>
<p>if you can give me any other good ideas id be very happy!
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		<description><![CDATA[My first job as a counselor was at a drug rehabilitation center called One Day at a Time. By the time the record was released, Tyler and Perry had exited drug rehabilitation. Dwain was transferred to a drug rehabilitation center in an attempted to cure him. Consulting a physician or healthcare professional with experience in [...]<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com">Teen Drugs</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com/teen-drugs/my-effective-guide-to-drug-rehabilitation.php">My Effective Guide to Drug Rehabilitation</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My first job as a counselor was at a drug rehabilitation center called One Day at a Time. By the time the record was released, Tyler and Perry had exited drug rehabilitation. Dwain was transferred to a drug rehabilitation center in an attempted to cure him.</p>
<p>Consulting a physician or healthcare professional with experience in drug rehabilitation is a necessary step. Do your part in researching and hopefully you will be able to find a drug rehabilitation center that will fulfil your requirements. Since there are several different types of drug rehabilitation programs available ranging from inpatient, outpatient, residential, short-term, and long-term, it helps to learn what&#8217;s out there and how to choose one.</p>
<p>Drug rehabilitation can be an arduous process, and <span id="more-152"></span>you or your loved one deserves the best possible help available to help you navigate this difficult time with success. Prisons, funny farm or drug rehabilitation facilities, drug test kits put your mind at rest and allow you to either put the question of whether or not drug use is occurring in your house behind you or take the next step in getting your teen drug rehabilitation.</p>
<p>Abused children, minority education, battered women, drug rehabilitation, food banks, homeless or lost children, seeing-eye dogs, free clinics, organ donors, habitat, teen runaways &#8211; there are numerous tragedies to choose from. Celebrities such as Whitney Houston and Faith Evans also were in the news for drug rehabilitation treatment. Keep in mind that drug rehabilitation treatment programs should include a continuing care program that supports and monitors recovery.</p>
<p>Only then will he react positively to the drug rehabilitation or recovery programs. Government sponsors the use of acupuncture in drug rehabilitation programs. In 2002 over a quarter million individuals entering a drug rehabilitation program reported marijuana as their primary drug of abuse.</p>
<p>He re-entered a veteran&#8217;s hospital drug rehabilitation program, started attending church, and surrendered his life to Jesus Christ. Therefore, I went to a drug rehabilitation center. The list includes residential centers, outpatient treatment facilities and hospitals with inpatient programs for drug rehabilitation.</p>
<p>Government sponsors the use of acupuncture in drug rehabilitation programs. When a person mentions drug rehab, they are really referring to a drug rehabilitation program, which is the same as an addiction treatment program, alcohol treatment program or chemical dependency program. </p>
<p>For all these reasons, aftercare is an extremely important aspect of drug rehabilitation, and there must remain a strong presence in the recovering addict&#8217;s life of counsellors and therapists who can be turned to during times of distress, so that the patient can regain true control of their lives.</p>
<p>She almost fatally overdoses and has to get sent away to a drug rehabilitation program. In today&#8217;s drug rehabilitation centers, the 12 steps are at the core of their treatment programs. However, it is seizures that put patients at the greatest risk of injury or death and require admission to drug rehabilitation.</p>
<p>There are many reasons why a person would need to attend drug rehabilitation program. So clearly, finding the right alcohol rehab program or drug rehabilitation center can make all the difference.</p>
<p>It will aid in deciding on the appropriate drug rehabilitation program that you will benefit the most from. Substance abuse rehabilitation drug testing can be done in treatment centers and rehabilitation centers. For those who wish to get help with their drug addiction, there is several drug rehabilitation and treatments centers scattered throughout the country.</p>
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<p>More interesting than the day before !!! i did so much today<br />
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<p>What are some effects of teen drug use?<br />By effects, I don&#039;t mean getting stoned or experiencing euphoria. </p>
<p>What are some problems that tend to occur when a teen abuses drugs? For example, missing a lot of school.<br />
I&#039;m writing a paper and I have a long list of effects, I just want to see if you come up with some different ones I haven&#039;t thought of yet.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When kids don’t listen to their parents, they often suffer from consequences that could have been avoided. They tend to make poor decisions when think they can get away with something and often possess a false sense of certainty that bad things won’t happen to them.  </p>
<p>Warning signs and advice from their parents, who have learned from experience, are ignored. Kids don’t always realize that foresight to them is hindsight to people who’ve experienced the same things.  </p>
<p>When it relates to the topic of teens and their willingness to experiment with drugs, parents would be well advised to follow the very advice they bestow on their own kids: learn from people who have been there.</p>
<p>In the past, the words “My kid would never do that”<span id="more-145"></span> have historically been followed by “Where did I go wrong?” “How could I have missed it?” and “I had no idea” only AFTER police or school officials provide the proof … and consequences of teen substance abuse. It doesn’t have to be that way.</p>
<p>Christy Crandell, the author of Lost and Found: A Mother and Son Find Victory over Teen Drug Addiction, is a proponent of the new trend of home drug testing because talking to kids about drugs isn’t always enough. Parents can talk to their kids and tell them to “Just say no,” but kids still struggle with what to say next when the peer pressure gets even stronger. The words “No thanks, my parents test me” have become an increasingly popular and socially acceptable excuse that can stop pushy peers in their tracks.</p>
<p>Dr. Michael Reznicek, one of our nation’s leading authorities on the subject of home drug testing, urges the use of a parent child contract. He believes that parents must inspect what they expect, but only after clearly communicating and consistently following through on those expectations, which is where many parents fall short. As part of the contract, he urges the inclusion of rewards as well as consequences tied to the results of home drug tests.  </p>
<p>Ever since kids started doing drugs, parents have been at the bottom of the list of people who knew about it. However, that may change quickly for parents who embrace the growing trend of home drug testing.</p>
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<p>America&#8217;s favorite teen life coach, Jeff Yalden, helps a student with an English project talking about drugs, alcohol, sex, teen pregnancy and a parents divorce and the effects it has on teens today. For more information about Jeff Yalden please visit www.JeffYalden.com<br />
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<p>How to find out if the teen is using drugs?<br />last few month my 9th grader is extremely tired and angry in the morning, because his body aiches to get up. Today first time I&#039;ve noticed a light redness in one eye.He has asthma, and we think he is educated well enough not to use the substances. Am I alarmed for no reasons? Or I have to figure out how to check for the worst? And how do I figure it out?
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Really understanding and getting to the root of the causes of alcoholism and drug addiction isn&#8217;t straightforward &#8211; because they are complex illnesses by nature.</p>
<p>Genetic factors and the fact that alcoholism and addiction is hereditary in many cases, certainly does play a role. But that only explains part of the story because ultimately we&#8217;re all shaped by our environmental influences &#8211; parents, family, peers, experiences, media etc.</p>
<p>Now when looking at the role psychology plays in alcoholism and drug addiction &#8211;  a large part of our psychological makeup is formed in our early childhood years. Primarily through our parents and family environment.</p>
<p>Generally speaking &#8211; if we come from a generally loving, stable and supportive family environment (especially in our early childhood years) &#8211; it usually means we grow up with better self confidence and are more comfortable with ourselves and who we are.</p>
<p>Or if when we&#8217;re young we, we have a more traumatic childhood &#8211; which could mean anything from losing a parent, having one of our parents addicted to drugs or alcohol, our parents divorcing, or anything that really effects us emotionally &#8211; it could result in us developing various ways to cope with that, which can then manifest in our lives in all sorts of different ways.</p>
<p>This could mean you find yourself developing a whole bunch of stuff &#8211; which could be anything from depression to anger, anxiety, different kinds of eating disorders and naturally various forms of addiction, including drugs and alcohol.</p>
<p>Chances are &#8211; speak to an alcoholic or drug addict &#8211; that there will be a significant trauma or event that affected them, most likely when they were young. In my case it was having an alcoholic parent and the strain that put on our family.</p>
<p>Naturally it doesn&#8217;t always happen that way. You&#8217;ll find many cases, I&#8217;m sure, of alcoholics and drug addicts that were brought up in a loving, stable and supportive environment. But hopefully when considering alcoholism and psychology and trying to understand the psychology of addiction &#8211; everything will make a lot more sense for you.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Drug and Alcohol addiction are amongst the most serious and destructive diseases known to man. They are so severe and devastating that more people are killed as a result of them than all other chronic illnesses combined</p>
<p>If you can, you want to try and catch an addiction early &#8221; because it gets progressively worse the longer you leave it until it even becomes life-threatening.</p>
<p>Three of the most obvious warning signs of alcoholism or drug addiction are experiencing withdrawals when you stop drinking or taking drugs which can show up in anxiety and getting the shakes, developing an increased tolerance so you need to use or drink more to get the same effects, and trying unsuccessfully on numerous occasions to cut down or quit</p>
<p>So ideally you want to get help as soon as these symptoms start manifesting. Problem is, alcoholics and drug addicts tend to live in denial and are therefore resistant to want to receive help until things are often really bad.</p>
<p>Acknowledging your addiction, whatever it is, is the first step in successful recovery. You use that as the foundation on which you build your recovery because then you are ready to receive help.</p>
<p>Performing an intervention is one of the most effective ways for helping someone you love break through their denial and ensuring they get proper help &#8221; so thats the route to follow if its not you but someone you care about struggling with addiction.</p>
<p>The two biggest weapons you have in your arsenal to combat an addiction are knowledge &#8221; and then putting that knowledge into practice. Do that &#8221; and any addiction can successfully be overcome.</p>
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		<title>Signs of Alcoholism and Addiction To Be Aware Of</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:20:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are a number of different ways to pick up on the signs and symptoms of alcoholism or drug addiction. Usually your instincts will tell you something is wrong, but we have a tendency to second-guess ourselves so some 'hard facts' are usually required.<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com">Teen Drugs</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com/drug-abuse/signs-of-alcoholism-and-addiction-to-be-aware-of.php">Signs of Alcoholism and Addiction To Be Aware Of</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are a number of different ways to pick up on the signs and symptoms of alcoholism or drug addiction. Usually your instincts will tell you something is wrong, but we have a tendency to second-guess ourselves so some &#8216;hard facts&#8217; are usually required.</p>
<p>Your opinion can also be affected depending on what perspective you&#8217;re looking at the problem from. Is it you that you&#8217;re worried about and so want to be able to recognize the signs of addiction for your own understanding?</p>
<p>Or are you concerned about a spouse, child, lover, or friend? There aren&#8217;t necessarily any infallible guidelines, but hopefully I can provide you with a few things to look out for and should you then want more information, just visit the links provided to my website.</p>
<p>A couple of the main physical signs of alcoholism or drug addiction are liver problems and high blood pressure, which can cause severe tiredness or even result in things like strokes and heart attacks. But unless you see a Doctor in time, you often won&#8217;t pick on them until it&#8217;s too late.</p>
<p>Signs of alcoholism and drug addiction that you are possibly likely to pick up on sooner &#8211;  are for example making promises (even if it&#8217;s just to yourself) that you&#8217;re going to cut down or stop, which are obviously not kept; needing more and more to get the feeling you want;  and withdrawals that become worse and worse.</p>
<p>For me the key indicator of a real problem is when your using or drinking starts to impact your sense of self, and when day to day things that have been fine before become effected &#8211; like work, school, relationships etc.</p>
<p>Another good way to test for addiction is to use psychometric type addiction and alcoholism tests &#8211; which are mostly very accurate in identifying a genuine addiction problem. I don&#8217;t unfortunately have enough space to put them here &#8211; but feel free to visit my website to try one.</p>
<p>So, being able to identify an addiction in yourself or someone you care about, can be done in a few different ways. Read up on the various symptoms and signs, try a psychometric type test, and you should then have a reasonably good idea if indeed there is a genuine problem.</p>
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		<title>Mental Blocks You Need to Overcome When Fighting an Addiction</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Jan 2009 09:21:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you're struggling with an addiction to alcohol or drugs - there are basically a couple of ways you can try and overcome your addiction. You can either try and beat it yourself - or can you look to get professional treatment and help.<p>Post from: <a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com">Teen Drugs</a><br/><br/><a href="http://www.teen-drugs.com/drug-abuse/mental-blocks-you-need-to-overcome-when-fighting-an-addiction.php">Mental Blocks You Need to Overcome When Fighting an Addiction</a></p>
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<p>If you&#8217;re struggling with an addiction to alcohol or drugs &#8211; there are basically a couple of ways you can try and overcome your addiction. You can either try and beat it yourself &#8211; or can you look to get professional treatment and help.</p>
<p>I definitely don&#8217;t think you should be trying to overcome your addiction by yourself. It&#8217;s just so much harder and the cost of getting it wrong, just too high, because your life (or that of a loved one) is literally at stake.</p>
<p>I reckon the reason many of us alcoholics and drug addicts will look to overcome an addiction by ourselves is twofold. We feel a certain shame or embarrassment to admitting to an addiction, especially because it has a certain stigma attached to it, and so would rather just keep our problem to ourselves due to the fear of it &#8216;getting out.&#8217;</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t believe that for a second though. There is no shame in admitting to an addiction to alcohol or drugs. Tens of millions of people struggle with addiction. It is now medically regarded as a disease after all. Any more importantly &#8211; by taking ownership of your problem, you&#8217;ve taken the most important step to coming clean. Because without doing that, you&#8217;d just be living in denial &#8211; and then you&#8217;d have no chance.</p>
<p>The second big reasons I think many alcoholics and drug addicts don&#8217;t look to get professional help and treatment &#8211; is the belief that it is simply not realistic from a cost perspective. But that&#8217;s simply not the case because there are treatment centers that cater for addicts from just about any financial background.</p>
<p>Imagine if you had cancer. You wouldn&#8217;t be looking to fight that yourself, surely? I know there are people that have (and successfully so) &#8211; but if you can get professional help that is ready and willing to help you &#8211; why not make use of it?</p>
<p>So I would always recommend that you try and get yourself into an addiction treatment center. You may have to do some research and make some enquiries as to one&#8217;s that you can afford that are in your area &#8211; but I urge you to go for it. It was the best thing I ever did in fighting my own addictions.</p>
<p>By going into treatment you suddenly realise that there are others going through pretty much the same things you are &#8211; and that you&#8217;re not alone.  The loneliness and sense of isolation you feel disappear. Yes, treatment may only be the beginning of your journey towards recovery, but it certainly does give you the best possible chance of starting a new life for yourself.</p>
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