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Paramount's 'Flight' Closes Out 50th New York Film Festival, Lands in Several

Paramount's 'Flight' Closes Out 50th New York Film Festival, Lands in Several … Filed under: Mickey Rourke drug abuse In the case of Flight, the man is Whip (Washington), a first-rate commercial airline pilot who also has substance abuse problems. One morning after a rowdy night, he is in command of a plane with over 100 souls … Examples include Mickey Rourke/Marisa … Read more on Hollywood Reporter   Tags: drug abuse, mickey rourke, substance abuse, new york  ...

Who Killed Fort Worth Attorney Bonnie Horinek?

Who killed Fort Worth attorney Bonnie Horinek? Filed under: christian alcohol treatment center Bonnie was a graduate of Texas Christian University and the University of Texas Law School. She wanted no children, throwing herself instead into her job as a labor and employment … After he got into trouble for fighting at a Fort Worth bar — the … Read more on Fort Worth Star Telegram   Half Empty Filed under: christian alcohol treatment center Read more... ...

Do You Think “Celebrity Rehab” Actually Helps Any of the Celebrities on It?

by mo pie Question by Me: Do you think “Celebrity Rehab” actually helps any of the celebrities on it? Or do they just make easy money off of it to buy more dope with? The stars that’s on it are making 6 figures each to be on it. Best answer: Answer by Quasiunfortunately – no i dont think they get any long term help. i agree they need the money for whatever reason and another moment in the spotlight to be seen and heard. Answer by Katyy Wits probably helped one or two but i think most just need the money. Read more... ...

What Is It Called When Nurses/Doctors Go to Drug/Alcohol Treatment? It Has a Name That You Don’t Associate…?

Question by ??????: What is it called when Nurses/Doctors go to Drug/Alcohol Treatment? It has a name that you don’t associate…? What is it called when Nurses/Doctors go to Drug/Alcohol Treatment? It has a name that you don’t associate with rehab… It is a cute little euphemism for “Rehab”. Does anyone know what I’m talking about? I found it! “Diversion Programs”. I needed an euphemism for “Recovery” to put in the list of potential dietary requirements for a b-day party I’m planning. Read more... ...

Alcohol and Drug Counseling: Steps to Get an Alcohol and Drug Counseling Degree

One career that is rewarding and in high demand is a substance abuse counselor. You can become one by getting a alcohol and drug counseling degree. Here are the steps needed to be a counselor. Every state is different, when it comes to becoming a substance abuse counselor. It is important to research the requirements in your state to find out the steps you will need to take. You will need to get an associates degree if you would like to work in this type of setting. Read more... ...

Alcohol Abuse Intervention: Drug and Alcohol Abuse Intervention: Intervention’s Critical Role for Family Recovery

What every family needs to know about drug and alcohol abuse intervention As I move into my third decade working with families and their substance abusing loved ones, I continue to learn. My recent observations have led me to complete my training and now focus primarily on the process of drug and alcohol abuse intervention. Most people, and many addiction professionals as well, have thought of this as just a way to get someone into treatment. What I’ve come to realize is that a properly executed, well-organized intervention serves several purposes. Read more... ...

California Drug Rehab Center: California Drug Rehab Centers and Addiction Recovery

When you begin searching for California drug rehab centers, either for yourself or someone close to you, the first thing that you are likely to hear is that recovering from addiction is a complex and often lengthy process, involving many steps. In other words, not something that can be accomplished overnight. Many people with alcohol and drug addictions describe their recovery process as ongoing, stating that they are not cured, per se, but rather, continually working toward freedom from their addictions. While alcohol may be legal, it is a very powerful and highly addictive drug, and admitting that you have a problem, the first step in overcoming and subsequently recovering from addiction, is not a sign of weakness, but rather, the sign of a mature acceptance of the situation. Denial is the most common obstacle to addiction recovery. Read more... ...