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The relationship of aggression to suicidal behavior in depressed patients with a history of alcoholism [An article from: Addictive Behaviors]

This digital document is a journal article from Addictive Behaviors, published by Elsevier in 2005. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Media Library immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.

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Background: Alcoholism and depression are often comorbid. Studies suggest that depressed subjects with alcoholism have more chronic impairment and suicidal behavior than individuals with either diagnosis alone. The reaso

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How to Survive the Blame Game from Addiction and Family Members

Rita was married to Jimmy for twenty years before she finally “got it.”  She had begged Jimmy to stop drinking many times, but words did not change his behaviors. Words such as, “if you want a relationship with me, you will have to stop drinking,” or “If you keep drinking, you will die young” appeared to be a waste of breath.  He seemed to crave alcohol as much as hungry people crave food.

She realized that she was powerless to change Jimmy.  It  was not fair that she had to live with the consequences of having an alcohol dependent husband:  Bills that didn’t get paid on time, feeling unsupported emotionally and financially, having to make excuses for all those times Jimmy did not show up for work.  Rita felt humiliated and lonely all the time. She did not want to get up in the mornings to get slapped around again by her life with Jimmy, but someone had to support the family.

Kids Recovering from Addiction / Educational Documentary. From the public domain. Sponsor: MCTFT Discovering that a teen is using drugs or alcohol can be a scary experience for parents – many feel alone, ashamed, guilty, and confused about what to do next. In today’s society, teens as young as 13 have often already tried drugs as powerful as cocaine or even heroin. They might tell themselves they will only try a drug once, but many teens find themselves under continual peer pressure to continue to experiment with drugs and “join the party.” The biggest consequence to casual drug use can be that it develops into a true addiction and it can happen before they realize it. Very few addicts recognize when they have crossed the line from casual use to addiction. Recovering From Addiction: The Kids’ Perspective is an hour-long broadcast of teen panelists that will discuss their addiction and recovery process. The sooner you can recognize that your child or your friend is abusing alcohol or other drugs, the sooner you can seek help. If you notice changes in behavior, changes in friends, lying about after school or weekend activities, changes in mood, or depression your teen or someone you know might have a problem with substance abuse. Also, hear from an expert in adolescent addiction and intervention. These topics among others will be discussed and will help others who are perhaps afraid or ashamed to seek help. The problem with addiction is that there are no rules as to who …
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Simply Quit Drinking: An Inspirational Journey From Near Death

This inspirational story tells the death-defying journey from the deep trenches of alcoholism to a regained whole and spiritual life by Karen. Her husband, Joseph, reveals how he helped his wife win the fight for life. The surprising answer for Karen is a combination of awesome events creating an incredible will to live. Karen also presents a trademark psychological technique for staying sober and alive, along with the principles of the twelve steps.

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Designed more for supervisory personnel to recognize the symptoms of drug abuse and then how to deal with the problem. Excellent course for supervisors and management personnel. SafetyInstruction.com construction training series. www.safetyinstruction.com
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