Effects on Family | Feelings / Stages | Heroin Addiction Stories – My Treatment My Choice
Effects on family | Feelings / stages | Heroin addiction stories – My Treatment My Choice – Tony lost his son, Damien, to a heroin overdose. Here Tony describes the nature of heroin dependence and his feelings of panic and guilt upon discovering Damien’s dependence. He also shares his experience of dealing with stigma while supporting Damien during his struggle. Heroin dependence doesn’t only affect the user, but can have a devastating impact on their friends and family as well. It can be exceptionally difficult for the loved ones of drug and heroin users to know what to do for the best and how to help. Throughout Damien’s battle with drug and opioid dependence, Tony and his family experienced a widespread lack of support and understanding of what families go through. They found it difficult to get information about drug and heroin dependence or advice on how they could help their son. For free advice, information and help on heroin addiction / dependence, please visit our website www.mytreatmentmychoice.eu
Physician, Heal Thyself
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Many physicians with the family gene of addiction plus easy access to prescription drugs are likely candidates for prescription drug abuse and addiction. In spite of their degree, … Third, it is essential that you reach out for advice and for help …
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Seabrook House's VP Of Treatment Services Named Chairwoman Of The …
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As the Vice-President of Treatment Services for Seabrook House, a drug and alcohol treatment center in New Jersey, Loebs sees each day the adverse impact that drug and alcohol abuse can have on children and families. "Seabrook House has fully …
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A long, hard road to recovery for victims of domestic abuse
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So domestic violence remains largely a “silent issue.” The shelter helped 800 women and children in crisis this year by finding them accommodation and 13,000 through its 24-Hour Family Violence Helpline. Women who seek help are given a risk assessment …
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