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Addiction claims the lives of at least 47,000 Canadians each year. If your loved one suffers from addiction, that statistic is all too real and too close to home. Treatment is often the last resort, but most effective way to save an addict’s life. If you’re struggling to approach your loved one…
Alcohol withdrawal symptoms can be very distressing depending on how much alcohol one consumes on a daily basis. When you have finally decided to quit drinking alcohol there are quite a few things that you need to take into consideration, one of the most important ones – alcohol withdrawal symptoms….
Sex in our society has changed dramatically over the past two decades, it has become easily accessible in any form that you can imagine. How Does Sex Addiction Occurs? Pornography has exploded from magazines, to readily available videos of any sexual act that you can fathom. Affairs and dating, you…
Boundaries are defined as guidelines, rules or limits that a person creates to identify what are reasonable, safe and permissible ways for others to treat them and how they will respond when someone steps outside those limits. Boundaries are essential for creating and sustaining healthy boundaries for you and the…
Learning to create balance in life can be particularly challenging, especially for those struggling with addiction. It often means sacrifice, hard work, and avoiding extreme highs and lows; all of which can seem daunting to someone who is newly sober. However, one thing to keep in mind is that recovery…
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