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Addiction Drug Rehab Las Vegas
By Lowry Washington September 15, 2016
I have been addicted to heroin for almost of my life. I have struggled to this addiction for so long that my life gradually fell. Luckily i found Addiction Drug Rehab Las Vegas, which i learned so much. One of them is , to make healthy and best choices, that I did not have to be a doormat and selfish to anyone, that there is definitely support out there for me, and that I was not alone in my battles and struggles. For that I'm grateful for my treatment experience in Addiction Drug Rehab Las Vegas. ...read more
BC Madison Gulli, MS, MFT-I, CADC- I
By Saraw September 13, 2016
If I could give her a 0, I would. Madison manipulated the situation by suggesting that our marriage therapy would be better served by individual sessions. She then charged us each, doubling her payment, all while giving each of us different and conflicting advice on how to resolve our communication issues. I understand that it might be wise to try different approaches for different personalities, but her suggestions only caused more friction as they were so vastly conflicting when explained to us individually. If her intent was to spin us in circles by trying to figure out what the other was thinking during her 'therapeutic role playing' sessions, and further complicate the communication in our relationship, then she succeeded. She went so far as to inappropriately suggest that we go to a brothel together to 'ignite our spark'. I suppose her degree didn't teach her that marriage is a sacred vow and a bond, not intended to be shared with strangers in a live sex act. We originally sought help for couples counseling, not individual assistance; but we went along with her tactics at first, thinking that she was the professional and we were paying for her time. Yet, she did not disclose that she must report to a supervisor and can not yet practice autonomously. She is not trustworthy. I would only recommend her to patients seeking a reason for divorce, not patients seeking real help for real marriage communication issues. She should not be allowed to practice. ...read more
Recovery Steps
By borisdiop November 20, 2015
I got clean from my drug addiction at this place. Now I’m two months sober and enjoying the new life without harmful drugs. The journey it’s not easy but worth it. My therapist is like my real friend that I can rely on. She helps me a lot to fulfill the recovery process. I never regret of entering this place. ...read more
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Rick James Drug Story Revealed in TV One Special
The King of Punk Funk, Rick James is set to be showcased on TV One’s newest season of Unsung. The featurette will consist of the members of James’ band talking about his life, his career, and his well known substance abuse and expensive drug addiction. James Johnson, or Rick James as he is known world-wide, is widely known as one of the most popular funk musicians of the 1980s. With hit songs like “Give It to Me Baby” and “Super Freak,” as well as producing Eddie Murphy’s one hit, “Party All the Time.” Perhaps even more famous unfortunately, were the singer’s wild and crazy antics, love life, and prolonged drug abuse. Check out the full story, and a snip-it from the TV One special HERE ...read more
By Solutions Recovery, Inc. January 15, 2015
Jon Jones Courageously Enters Rehab
UFC's light heavyweight champion, Jon Jones, decided that entering rehab is the best choice for him after a failed drug test showed cocaine abuse. Even though the UFC and the Nevada Athletic Commission did not take any disciplinary action when Jones tested positive for cocaine on a random drug test, due to the fact that he was not at the time in competition, Jones took it upon himself to seek out and admit himself to treatment at a rehabilitation facility. It takes tremendous courage to take the first step and seek help for any addiction, hopefully others take Jones' lead and find treatment as well. http://bit.ly/1w1hybw ...read more
By Solutions Recovery, Inc. January 07, 2015
Anti-Craving Alcohol Dependence Medication Under Development
Researchers at the National Institutes of Health are currently in the process of testing a new treatment method for helping heavy drinkers cut back, or even eliminate cravings all together. The treatment is a medication in pill form that in theory, should lessen cravings for alcohol a drinker will experience. The pill being tested is a form of ghrenlin, which is a hormone already naturally produced in the stomach that controls appetite via receptors located in the brain. The researchers discovered a direct connection between the receptors that fuel overeating and the receptors that control cravings for alcohol located in the brain̢۪s reward system. Check out the full story HERE ...read more
By Solutions Recovery, Inc. January 02, 2015