Demi Lovato’s Ongoing Struggle: “Addiction Does Not Just Disappear”
Demi Lovato’s battle with addiction has been no secret in the public eye. Her struggle first came to light in 2010, when she abruptly withdrew from the Jonas Brother’s concert tour to enter a treatment facility. At the age of 18, Lovato entered treatment for “physical and emotional issues” after a physical altercation with a …
The Importance of Detox Before Residential Treatment
Taking The First Step One of the important steps that a person struggling with drug or alcohol addiction can take is to understand that they require help. It is this understanding that allows them to admit that can open doors to the best addiction treatment center for them and their health. It’s important to understand …
Mum Speaks Out About Her Anxiety on Social Media
Many can’t understand why people would confess mental health problems in their families on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram. Usually, mental health problems like anxiety and depression are private and stay private. But in today’s day and age, many are speaking out publicly on the net about their mental issues, and it is …
What’s worse: Alcohol or Drugs?
What’s worse? Alcohol or Drugs? Yeah, I’m sure you’ve encountered this debate once or twice before. The debate might have been with a close friend, family member or even with yourself. People always have different opinions on this certain subject and is even considered to be a great conversation starter! Before we get down to …
KELLY OSBOURNE TALKS ADDICTION, SOBRIETY, AND MENTAL HEALTH
Addiction can run in your family, and the children of Ozzy Osbourne certainly had their battles with addiction and mental health, just like their famous rock star father. Now Ozzy’s daughter Kelly is speaking out about how she maintains her sobriety and mental health. Kelly Osbourne Comes Clean Kelly has endured seven rehab stays, and …
“DON’T WORRY HE WON’T GET FAR ON FOOT”
A COMPELLING NEW LOOK AT ADDICTION AND RECOVERY
Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot is a mouthful of a title for sure. It’s a facetious title for a movie about a real-life cartoonist named John Callahan who became a quadriplegic, then joined AA to deal with his alcoholism and get sober. A New Movie Takes a Moving Look at Addiction and …

