Alcohol and drug use are common among student-athletes (White & Rabiner, 2011). Underage drinking, drinking and driving, binge drinking (i.e., five drinks in a row per occasion for a male and four per occasion for ...
From one hundred people and one Big Book to millions of recovering people spanning the globe, the history of addiction treatment and recovery has now come to converge in one place: California. After decades of ...
A colleague recently referred Eve to me. Only eighteen, Eve looks very sweet and has lovely, sparkling blue eyes.
Dear Dr. Toni: I am a fifty-four-year-old female therapist. I practice somewhere in South Florida. Last week my husband of twenty years left me for a younger woman. I have been in recovery for ...
This is the final installment in a three-column series dealing with aging and wellness in recovery. The first two columns focused on threats to sobriety that often accompany aging and suggestions for counteracting these hazards, ...
Addiction specialists are bracing for the impact of a new killer drug, what some fear represents an impending tsunami. The drug is one of the most potent synthetic opioids known to man and has worsened ...
I’ve been reading the private writings of Mother Teresa called Come Be My Light (2009) where she talks about a “darkness” that came upon her towards the end of her life. She says that “If ...
Early in the history of addiction treatment the field realized that adolescents were not “short adults,” and that they presented with different problems and needs from adults. This awareness resulted in the development of adolescent-specific ...
Dr. Michael Flaherty is a long-time friend and colleague with whom I regularly discuss addiction and recovery issues, and ways to promote recovery for affected individuals and families. Mike is a practicing psychologist, researcher, educator, ...
When Monica Parker’s son Remy was born, her and her husband wanted to make sure that he grew up with a notion of “spirituality and godliness,” even though they came from different religious backgrounds. When ...
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