19/09/2013 Drug or alcohol addiction isn’t something that you can deal with by yourself. The World Health Organisation (WHO) & other pertinent world bodies all define it as an ‘incurable brain disease that will progressively become worse the longer it’s left untreated’. Many addicts are under the impression that they can quit by themselves, but […]
Lear moreTuesday 17th September 2013 Busy lifestyles make it very difficult for alcoholics to find time for alcohol rehab. Responsibilities at work & at home often force them to turn the other cheek when it comes to getting into treatment. However, you have to understand the seriousness of the issue at hand. Having a drinking problem […]
Lear moreFriday 6th September 2013 The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that alcohol abuse is responsible for almost 2.5 million deaths all around the world each year & that at least 15 million people are suffering with a drug problem. Despite this, only a small percentage of people addicted to alcohol and other drugs actually make […]
Lear moreThursday 15th August 2013 Addiction is one of the biggest killers on the planet today. The World Health Organisation (WHO) states that the harmful use of alcohol causes approximately 2.5 million deaths all around the globe each year. Not only that, they also say that about 15.3 million people are suffering with a drug use […]
Lear moreThere’s a very fine line between drinking socially and abusing alcohol. Unfortunately, many people have a distorted idea about which bracket they actually fall under. These days, you’ll find that most parties or social events simply cannot do without the presence of alcohol. It’s the lifeblood that supposedly keeps things entertaining. And don’t even try […]
Lear moreLet’s face it, as much as you’d like to think that your teenager will never ever drink alcohol, chances are that they may have already experimented before! You’re never going to know what your child does when you’re not around and finding out may even cause them to rebel against you. I mean, when you […]
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