$1.2m Promise to Tackle Drugs, Alcohol
by Evoke .2m promise to tackle drugs, alcohol Circular Head Mayor Daryl Quilliam, Greens Health spokesperson Paul "Basil" O'Halloran and Rural Health Tasmania manager Robert Waterman discuss the importance of tackling drug and alcohol use in the area. Picture: Jelena Potpara. By Jelena Potpara … Read more on Circular Head Chronicle Former Boston Celtics player Chris Herren to discuss drug addiction at Ware … WARE — In what's expected to be a candid conversation, former Fall River basketball star and Boston Celtic Chris Herren will speak on how drugs and alcohol affected his life on Thursday. “Everyone will benefit. I can't imagine there is somebody that … Read more on MassLive.com Read ...
Christian Marriage Counseling: Effective Counseling for Your Marriage
Every couple in a long-term relationship encounters challenges at times, and marriage counseling can provide a useful and necessary bridge over those rough waters. Counseling psychologists focus on communication and conflict resolution. A counselor brings neutrality to each side of the situation, and aids partners in seeing from the other person’s perspective. Often, marriage counseling can restore a healthy relationship. The goal is not just to prevent divorce, but to build a stronger foundation for a perpetually growing bond. Read more... ...
Lindsay Lohan Tells Oprah About Her Alcohol Addiction and Cocaine Use …
... Lohan Tells Oprah About Her Alcohol Addiction And Cocaine Use … During their candid conversation, the actress opened up about her time in rehab as well as her public court battles, family feuds and addictions. In this clip from the interview on "Oprah's Next Chapter," Oprah focuses on Lohan's addiction … Read more on Huffington Post Use the Force at the election, vote C3PO, says Green Day Frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, who famously had a meltdown on stage on September 21 last year at the iHeartRadio music festival in Las Vegas, leading to an ...
Is Love Enough?
Question by Karen: Is love enough? Here we go…..I have been married for 13 years and have 3 amazing daughters. As with most people, my husband & I had fun before starting a family. We went out with friends and partied. Once you start a family though, I believe, things should change SOME. My husband is an alcoholic. I know, I know, I know! I have been through all of it. The thing is….I really love this man more than anything. And I truly do not think divorce is always the best and quickest escape. I love him soooo much but dislike him a lot. I feel I have tried EVERYTHING….ignore it, get angry, talk through it, get proffesional help, etc. etc. etc. Anyone who lives with an alcoholic knows exactly what I am saying. I am literally at a loss now. I just feel that maybe loving him just isn’t enough. I try so hard to hold on but feel I am losing my grip. Please….if there is anyone who can give me words of encougagement…..do so. IS THERE HOPE? Or shoul ...