Category Archives: Drug Dependency

01-02-2012 08:51 www-herbalremedies.com - FREE EBOOK covers the following topics: What is Drug Addiction? Who is Most at Risk for Drug Abuse and Dependency? Is There a Cure? What are the Most Commonly Abused Drugs? Diagnosing Drug Addiction What are the Symptoms of Drug Dependency and Abuse? What Causes Drug Addiction? Factors in the Development of Drug Dependency Help for Drug Addiction Treatments for Drug Dependency Are there Other Disorders that May be Related to Drug Abuse? Tips for Coping with Drug Addiction Tips for Concerned Parents How do I Recognize Drug Abuse in My Teenager? The Natural Approach Related Natural Remedies Visit... THE HERBAL REMEDIES STORE www-HerbalRemedies.com All of our natural remedies are formulated by an expert team of herbalists, naturopaths and homeopaths, and headed by Michele Carelse, a trained Clinical Psychologist. Go here to see the original: Diagnosing Drug Addiction - Video … Continue reading →

01-02-2012 09:22 www-herbalremedies.com - FREE EBOOK covers the following topics: What is Drug Addiction? Who is Most at Risk for Drug Abuse and Dependency? Is There a Cure? What are the Most Commonly Abused Drugs? Diagnosing Drug Addiction What are the Symptoms of Drug Dependency and Abuse? What Causes Drug Addiction? Factors in the Development of Drug Dependency Help for Drug Addiction Treatments for Drug Dependency Are there Other Disorders that May be Related to Drug Abuse? Tips for Coping with Drug Addiction Tips for Concerned Parents How do I Recognize Drug Abuse in My Teenager? The Natural Approach Related Natural Remedies Visit... THE HERBAL REMEDIES STORE www-HerbalRemedies.com All of our natural remedies are formulated by an expert team of herbalists, naturopaths and homeopaths, and headed by Michele Carelse, a trained Clinical Psychologist. See the rest here: What are the Symptoms of Drug Dependency and Abuse? - Video … Continue reading →

The Piedmont Judicial Circuit’s four Alternative or Accountability Courts were awarded a $37,000 grant from the state legislature last week to expand services for mental health and drug offenders in Barrow, Banks and Jackson counties. The courts, which include three Drug Courts and one (mental health) Treatment Court, are less than two years old, but have already drawn state-wide attention for their low cost and effectiveness. “These courts pay for themselves; they are cost effective; they work; and, they make meaningful changes in lives,” said Piedmont Circuit Superior Court Judge Currie Mingledorff, who presides over the four Accountability Courts and is excited about their potential. “These people need treatment, not punishment. We believe in accountability and we give the participants the tools they need to become accountable.” Calling Accountability Courts “a hot button topic” and “maybe the only thing Republicans and Democrats agree on right now,” Mingledorff said state and national attention is being paid to what the courts accomplish in terms of treatment and reduced recidivism. The Piedmont Circuit grant is part of a $350,000 program to expand the Alternative/Accountability Courts system in GA, an effort spearheaded by Gov. Nathan Deal. “Warehousing non-violent offenders who are mentally ill or … Continue reading →

09-01-2012 11:07 Jason Stemple's rough appearance on Judge Judy See more here: Unstable, Twitchy Drug Addict in Court - Video … Continue reading →

18-11-2011 03:11 drugrehabus.org For US enquiries. http For Australian enquiries. In this video you will see why people doing this program never relapse or return to their old ways. It shows what is missing in other programs that accounts for our superior success rate. Read the original here: Alcoholics and Substance Abuse AH 1 - Video … Continue reading →

16-10-2011 12:35 http://www.facebook.com Learn about the long term effects of marijuana. Comments will be posted if they are respectful. If you are? opposed to the information in this video, state why but keep it clean. More: Long term effects of marijuana - Video … Continue reading →

Finding suggests genetic component for diminished self-control, other behaviors Web edition : Thursday, February 2nd, 2012 Brain abnormalities commonly seen in drug addicts are also found in the addicts’ sober siblings. The discovery, reported in the Feb. 2 Science,suggests that there are inherited but conquerable risk factors involved in drug dependency. What’s more, looking at how non-using siblings compensate for their inherited brain irregularities may eventually uncover clues to treating drug addiction. “These brothers and sisters might show us strategies that we could teach to drug users,” says Karen Ersche of the University of Cambridge in England and lead author of the study. It’s well known that people with drug addiction problems have irregular features in parts of the brain associated with self-control. Until now, it was unclear whether these abnormalities emerge after long-term drug abuse or if some people are born with brains that are more susceptible to drug addiction. To answer that question, Ersche and her University of Cambridge colleagues analyzed brain scans of 50 people who are dependent on stimulants like cocaine, as well as scans from their non-using siblings and unrelated individuals of similar age and intelligence. “This is an elegant design that allows them to … Continue reading →

12-01-2011 03:02 Karachi (Pakistan): Pakistan has eight million addicts of narcotics and drug users. Not only are many of these addicts a burden in terms of economy, they also pose a danger to society when they take to crime in order to sustain their addiction. Drug production for Pakistan's domestic market is estimated at close to $1.5 billion. It appears that only three percent of the gross profits from the illegal opium industry remain within Pakistan. Afghanistan tops the Poppy Cultivation countries. Along side the Pak-Afghan border cultivation of Poppy has increased despite ongoing war against terrorism in that area, adding anti narcotics department of Pakistan has rooted out the poppy cultivation from tribal areas. Pakistan is today notorious for many things, but in the last 20 years, drug production and addiction has increasingly become just one of them. The issue of drug addiction is often overshadowed by the many of the country's other human development problems, such as poverty, illiteracy and lack of basic health care. But the fact is, drug abuse is rapidly growing in Pakistan and in South Asia in general. While Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Maldives all suffer from this, Pakistan is the worst victim of … Continue reading →

24-03-2011 20:25 http://www.ebookit.com link for the ebook Read this article: DRUG ADDICTION, DON'T BRING ME BACK TO THAT BY: MATT GANEM(Spoken Word) - Video … Continue reading →

24-08-2006 06:14 Promis recovery centre gives a short talk to families and patients in recovery about addiction and the recovery from eating disorders, alcohol, drug abuse along with other addictions. Plese visit promisclinic.com for further information Continued here: Recovery 7 What makes an addict - Video … Continue reading →