This is a guest post by Ryan Rivera. Most of the discussion about the effects of drugs are related to the health issues that come […]
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Are you concerned about your teen and the dangers of medicine abuse? As was mentioned in my previous post, The Medicine Abuse Project, today in
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When drug and alcohol abuse knocked at our door, unfortunately, we opened up and let it in. Since that day our life has changed forever.
This is a guest post by my daughter. I read a variey of different blogs online, a lot of them having to do with living
Between work schedules, and your children’s activities, it can sometimes feel like a near impossibility, yet family dinners can help your family stay connected. Studies
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This is an interview with Kim Box of Parent Pathway. Parent Pathway has recently released their documentary, Collision Course. Be sure to watch Collision Course and
Parent Pathway: Helping Parents Get Answers Read More
“There’s a phrase, “the elephant in the living room”, which purports to describe what it’s like to live with a drug addict, an alcoholic, an
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The following is a guest post by Art Coburn. It is not impossible to overcome addictions. Many people have done so, and moved on to
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Addicts is a word that is not used as much anymore. Yet, many feel they have loved ones who fit the definition. Addiction is a
USC Trojan Family – We Are Addicts Read More
This is a guest post from Kelly Salasin who writes an amazing blog, The Empty(ing) Nest Diary. Though I’ve pestered friends and stormed the internet and
Finding the Balance: Alcohol/Drug Curiosity vs. Family Relationships Read More
This week is National Drug Facts Week, a week to share the facts about drug abuse. Here are the facts, concise and to the point. Please
National Drug Facts Week: Did You Know? Read More
“Overtaken” is a powerful film. “My son Jarrod died of an overdose from a prescription drug I had never heard of until the night he
Drug Use Prevention is the Answer: Watch Overtaken Read More
I love Breast Cancer Awareness Month because this disease has affected so many women. Like other diseases, most people know someone who has struggled with
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This is a guest post by Elaine Altman-Eller. Elaine is a Family Recovery Specialist from Michigan. From the moment you give birth, an innate force
When Your Child’s Addiction Becomes Your Own Read More
Children are the future. Let’s protect them from substance use. Our parenthood journey starts out with our precious young children ready to explore their environment.
Are You Ready to Protect Your Child from Teenage Substance Use? Read More
