Addiction the Hidden Epidemic

Addiction   the Hidden Epidemic
Author: Pam Killeen
Publsiher: Xlibris Corporation
Total Pages: 400
Release: 2010-06-01
Genre: Self-Help
ISBN: 1453503749

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Addiction: The Hidden Epidemic offers a thorough exploration into the causes and solutions for our most prevalent health problem. We can no longer ignore the devastating effects of mood disorders and addiction on soceity and must recognize the common sense solutions. Ms. Kileen proposes in her book. If you know someone struggling with a mood disorder or addiction, the information and extensive resources in this book will help guide them to the answers they need. This book should also be required reading for every therapist working in the recovery field.

Prescription Drug Addiction

Prescription Drug Addiction
Author: Rod Colvin
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2002
Genre: Drug abuse
ISBN: 1886039526

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Colvin offers compelling stories of recovery along with advice and insights from addiction medicine specialists. He also provides perspectives from therapists, pharmacists, pain management experts, and fraud investigators.

Hidden Epidemic

Hidden Epidemic
Author: D. Craig Rikard
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2010-10
Genre: Parent and child
ISBN: 0978726359

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Although many books deal with the problem of addiction -- how to get help, the harm it can do, and useful treatments -- few books discuss the tragic implications for the children. Yet these children can be robbed of their childhoods, isolated, abused, confused as to what is happening, and deprived of their own feelings of self-esteem and worth. In fact, the child of an addicted parent may grow up with more difficulties and hidden wounds than the addicted parent. "Hidden Epidemic" deals with just such children and points out the pervasiveness of this problem, and what to do about it. Dr. Craig Rikards story is not only one of medicine, therapy, psychology and prayer, it is also the very personal story of his own childhood living in a pretty home in suburbia, where no one could hear the screams. slaps, and abusive language. In spite of such a serious subject, the book is fascinating, the journey hard, and yet there is hope and light for those caught within the grasp of addictive parents or caretakers.

Prescription Drug Abuse

Prescription Drug Abuse
Author: Rod Colvin
Publsiher: Unknown
Total Pages: 0
Release: 1995
Genre: Drug utilization
ISBN: 1886039224

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Abusers discuss their methods and sources and disclose that many of them felt that because they had prescriptions they were not really drug abusers.

Addiction

Addiction
Author: Pam Killeen
Publsiher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Total Pages: 400
Release: 2015-12-10
Genre: Electronic Book
ISBN: 1519793596

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Discover how cutting-edge nutrient therapies could help solve our addiction epidemic. Through a series of interviews, experts discuss various aspects of addiction including, Internet addiction, illegal drugs, legal drugs (caffeine, sugar, alcohol, nicotine, prescription medications) along with insights into their treatment protocols. If you or someone you love is suffering with addiction, the book, Addiction the Hidden Epidemic, not only offers helpful information and resources, it also gives hope to those who would otherwise have none.

Retirement and the Hidden Epidemic

Retirement and the Hidden Epidemic
Author: Peter Bamberger,Samuel B. Bacharach
Publsiher: Oxford University Press, USA
Total Pages: 177
Release: 2014
Genre: Psychology
ISBN: 9780199374120

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This title provides a comprehensive overview of America's 'hidden epidemic' - older adult substance abuse. Highlighting findings from their research, the authors provide a user-friendly analysis of the myriad factors contributing to the precipitation and exacerbation of substance problems among older adults and of evidence-based prevention and treatment strategies.

Dying for a Drink

Dying for a Drink
Author: Dr. Santi Meunier
Publsiher: iUniverse
Total Pages: 150
Release: 2007-12-17
Genre: Medical
ISBN: 0595916740

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America has a secret. Hidden beneath underreported and misreported national medical statistics is the sobering fact that alcoholism is the # 2 killer in this country, second only to cancer! There are over 20 million active alcoholics in the United States alone, costing the national economy over 30 billion dollars a year. Many believe that the numbers are even higher, since the treatment costs of the multiple physical complications caused by late stage alcoholism are often not included in alcoholism-related statistics. Alcoholism is a silent and deadly epidemic that is putting a disastrous strain on the entire global community. And it is rapidly getting worse. Latest medical discoveries reveal that genetic make-up, hormones, brain chemistry and enzymes all play a crucial role in the evolution of the disease of alcoholism. Shifting societal norms and cultural trends play another. At present, significant scientific technology and research is focused on exploring ancient techniques and practices to better understand the sources of their healing potential, as well as the role of neuropeptides and the body's chemistry for alternative drug therapies. Dying for a Drink is a timely and groundbreaking book about the three phases of the disease of alcoholism and brings to light the latest developments for successful treatment. The book clearly explains what alcoholism is, what it is not, and, most importantly, what steps to take if you or a loved one is affected. This is a must-read for healthcare professionals, employee assistance workers and individuals. Dr. Meunier's writing style is delightfully user friendly, informative and filled with hope for the individuals and families suffering from this disease.

Hidden Addictions

Hidden Addictions
Author: Richard L Dayringer,Bridget C Mc Keever
Publsiher: Routledge
Total Pages: 114
Release: 2014-02-25
Genre: Law
ISBN: 9781317721192

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In Hidden Addictions: A Pastoral Response to the Abuse of Legal Drugs, you’ll find that beneath the gruesome, more public face of illegal drug abuse lies another less hideous, but just as destructive, layer of addiction--the addiction to prescribed drugs. In this revealing study, you’ll learn how you can confront the hidden malady of legal drug dependency in individuals and ultimately break its chokehold on a world already ravaged by complacency and social-systemic dysfunction. The only book of its kind, Hidden Addictions is a concise, readable pastoral perspective on the creeping epidemic of legal drug abuse. Its illuminating case vignettes show you the social roots of addiction and give you the spiritual and religious resources necessary to put you and your loved ones on the road to holistic recovery. Specifically, you’ll read about: groups most at risk--girls, young women, and older women types of drugs, including tranquilizers, sedatives, antidepressants, and painkillers over-the-counter drugs and look-alike drugs women and the pharmaceutical industry recovery methods, including detoxification, family therapy, and couple counseling spiritual resources and systemic reform In a society already addicted to power, pleasure, and possession, you don’t always see the “warning buttons” being pushed. But this book shows that you can turn back the quiet tide of spiritual sickness and psychochemical dependency that’s sweeping the globe. So whether you’re a pastor whose congregation is suffering, a social worker administering to addicted clientele, or a campus minister, Hidden Addictions will give you the pragmatism and awareness you need to heal the wounded soul.