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Miramar Treatment 866.382.5442 | www.miramarlagunabeach.com The 12 Step Program is governed by a set of principles that provide a course of action for addiction treatment and recovery. The 12 Step method is the foundation of Alcoholic Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, Pills Anonymous and all other Anonymous programs. Loosely summarized, the Step program focuses on an addicts need to acknowledge his addiction, seek help, correct past errors, and help other addicts do the same. www.miramarlagunabeach.com
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www.highsteadalcoholtreatment.com Video explains 7 step process to quit drinking, end alcohol abuse, stop binge-drinking or break any bad habit or addiction. Before checking into any alcohol rehab or treatment facility, visit www.highsteadalcoholtreatment.com to get help with any drinking problem.
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I know you’re out there…I can feel you now. I know that you’re afraid. You’re afraid of us, you’re afraid of change…I don’t know the future… I didn’t come here to tell you how this is going to end, I came here to tell you how this is going to begin. Now, I’m going to hang up this phone, and I’m going to show these people what you don’t want them to see. I’m going to show them a world without you…a world without rules and controls, without borders or boundaries. A world…where anything is possible. www.blamedenial.co.uk http morerevealed.com http www.aadeprogramming.org
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Alcoholics Anonymous – Everything you ever wanted to know but where afraid to ask. Well not all of them, but it is a good sized swing at this topic as a whole. One could spend hours on this topic. I have grown quite tired of the self important XA people and their hateful commentary. None of what they claim is true in anyway. They like to claim a non-religious status, but their links to religion are quite clear to say the very least. They claim that have a great success ratio and in fact it is 5% or less. They claim a false dichotomy in which they give you 2 choices. Their way or death, when in fact there are lots of other solutions to your alcohol or drug abuse. AA defends like a religion so I use the same debate tactics with it.

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www.transformationstreatment.com Christian 12 step recovery is key to remaining drug free. Addiction and alcoholism can be combated by applying the spirituals behind the Christian 12 step recovery program. Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous have the 12 steps and Christian have used the 12 steps and applied the biblical scriptures that the steps come from.
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www.Brooksideinstitute.com www.Non12.com www.Neurosciencecenter.Brooksideinstitute.com Brookside Institute offers treatment protocol that combines the latest in neuroscience (TMS Neurofeedback), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and medicine to treat addiction and co-occurring disorders (dual diagnosis). Unlike other treatment centers that may offer “non 12 step programs” the Brookside Recovery Protocol ™ is a science-based, medical model that applies over twenty years of scientific research to provide a comprehensive treatment for addiction. Although other treatment programs may claim to be non 12 step, none provide the same level of care and innovative approach to addiction as Brooksides individualized, all-inclusive treatment protocol. Many programs have recently jumped on the non 12 step trend; however, Brookside Institute is the pioneer in science-based, medical model treatment for addiction and has always used this model to treat addiction. At the Neuroscience Center we use TMS and Neurofeedback as treatment. Magno-EEG Resonant Therapy (MERT) is an innovative treatment procedure using a noninvasive electromagnetic resonant process to tune up or down specific brainwaves. This is a refined process of the traditional Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) that is unique to Brookside Institute NeuroScience Center. Unlike TMS, MERT is precisely calculated based on the individuals electroencephalography (EEG) to deliver the perfect combination of electromagnetic
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www.HighsteadAlcoholTreatment.com Alcohol rehab video introduces 7 step process to quit drinking, end alcohol abuse, stop binge-drinking or break any bad habit or addiction. Before checking into any alcohol rehab or treatment facility, and to learn how to stop drinking alcohol, visit http to get help with any drinking problem.
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My girlfriend and i have a long distance relationship (i live in swansea, she lives in bristol). my friends were always cautious due to the distance but i always told them that the distance worked, because it meant our relationship was deeper, seeing as we talk a lot more than anything we do physically. We have been dating for a long while and we had both just told each other that we loved each other. we looked in each others eyes when we did this with huge smiles on our faces, and we took things further than we had ever done with anyone ever before. The next day she went home, and i went back to my home on the wirral for christmas (im a university student). That night i got a message from her telling me she had just slept with an ex who we had had many arguments about because they flirted outragously, even asking each other when they were going to have sex, despite my girlfriend having been a virgin until the night before. Even worse, the next day she slept with him again, although this time she tried to hide it from me until her sister found out what she had done and got her to confess. I dumped her, but i couldnt help myself, and 4 days later we talked and got back together. I am a very forgiving person, and after another week i had forgiven her, because she said the incidents had been due to a large ammount of alcohol and preassure from both her sister and this guy.

Right after i forgave her (i had gotten her to promise to cut all ties with the guy before i could) she promised me he was not going to be at a party she was attending while she was on the phone to me, and not even an hour later i was told she had leapt on him as soon as she got through the door, not 2 minutes after promising he wasnt there. to make things even worse, that was christmas day, and our anniversary.

Its been a month since the kiss, but we have had a lot of problems. my girlfriend says shes sorry, but refuses to say why she did it other than ‘i wasnt thinking, i was drunk, and her sister said to stop teasing the poor bloke (who is almost 10 years older than her) or to sleep with him, so she chose to fuck him on her sister kitchen floor with her nephew in the next room. finally, she admitted she was scared because her feelings for me were getting too serious. She assures me she hasnt done it since, and i believe she doesnt want to hurt me anymore, but i cant shake the feeling she has been going with him behind my back since christmas, and is doing stuff every night due to excessive alcoholism she has now started… Will i ever be able to trust her again? she keeps asking me how she can get my trust back, but i dont have an answer for her, and i cant stop thinking about it, having nightmares, etc… it doesnt help that her and every other girlfriend ive ever had has done it (ive only had 6 in total, but still) and that every single one of them has given reasons as to why it isnt my fault, but i really cant help but think it is…

Until now i have never really been jealous or controlling, but now im rediculously paranoid. can anyone give any suggestions that could help make things easier for us? or that could help us work things out… im practically begging for help here…

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I’m 17 and feeling pretty low right about now. Actually I’ve been in a bout of depression for the past 7-8 months and I’m sort of lost. I’ve realized I’m pretty young and I’ve got quite a ways to go in life, and for that I’m extremely grateful. I know in the back of my mind that I still have a chance at a decent happy life, but I can’t bring myself to actually making things happen. I don’t want to live this way anymore, but I can’t seem to stop. If you’ve had experience with addiction and living a shitty life please drop some knowledge and lend me a hand. I need someone who really knows what they’re talking about, someone who has taken that first step out and has been where I am.

I’m a sleeping pill junkie, and that’s one of my biggest problems. I think my mom gave them to me when I was 12 to help me sleep and I’ve been addicted ever since. It’s gotten to the point where I could take 12 maximum strength pills a night and not even fall asleep. I’ll just stay up and listen to music while I enjoy the high. I’ve quit before, but I just end up relapsing. I know I’m capable of quiting again, it’s just so hard. Especially because I want this time to be my last.

I use to smoke 2 packs of cigarettes a day from 15-17 (I’m about to be 18). I’ve quit and haven’t smoked in about 9 months.

Another addiction I have, which might not sound like one, is being a recluse. I was locked up when I was 14 for practically dropping out of school and I lost a lot of friends. I ended up switching to a charter school wich is 2 days a week for a short time and I ended up staying at home with no where to go. I eventually started skipping school because I got pale and I didn’t want people to look at me weird. Now it’s to the point where I haven’t really left my room for about 6th months.

I’m really living on the shit side of life right now and want out. I know I’m never going to be 100% like everyone else, but I want somewhat of a normal life or to be able to say I lived life to the fullest. There’s days where I’m ready to go out and do something about it, but end up getting discouraged because I don’t really know what to do and I slip back into this reclusive state with sleeping pills.

I want to say that it’s not that bad, but of course I’m going to say that because it’s an addiction…

I want to be able to put my life behind me once and for all. If there’s anyone who can help me or give advice, please do so.

I’m about to be out of school by the way.. Going for my GED because of my life style right now pretty much.. I just don’t know where I’m going after. I’ve put some thought into the military, but the more I think about it I don’t know if it’s such a good idea. I was kind of using it as an escape or a place I could turn too, but I know they would tear me up in there. I have major self-esteem issues.

I don’t know..

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I have an addiction, yes, but the real deal is that I just can’t by all that tommy nonsense about “higher power” saving me from myself.

I just can’t bring myself to believe in this bearded figure but I am sick of my compulsions and do not know what to do.

I just don’t know how to escape my weakness. I wish I had the capacity to believe in God in the presentation conventional. I feel more like a part of a sick amusment: My trials and tribulations the laugh factory to some jester race…
Those of you who have been encouraging, thank you. I am not addicted to alcohol or drugs, but do have compulsive behavior, and it is wrecking my life.
Additionally, the concept of higher power, at all had elluded me, but still, the higher power is nill in my belief right now. I am not angry nor sad nor even apathetic. I feel hollow about it, that is what I hate, and I can’t stand my lack of control in my life. I am surrounded by coils of my own design. I look forward and see only the terrible.

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