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Love First: A New Approach to Intervention for Alcoholism and Drug Addiction (A Hazelden Guidebook) (Hezelden Guidebook) by Jeff Jay, Debra Jay, 2000-09-01

Voices of Alcoholism: The Healing Companion: Stories for Courage, Comfort and Strength (Voices Of series) by The Healing Project, 2008-04-01

100 Q&A About Alcoholism & Drug Addiction (100 Questions & Answers about) by Charles Herrick, 2007-01-25

The Addictive Behaviors: Treatment of Alcoholism, Drug Abuse, Smoking, and Obesity

Alcoholism the Biochemical Connection: A Breakthrough Seven-Week Self-Treatment Program by Joan Mathews-Larson Ph.D., 1992-09-01

The Encyclopedia of Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse (Facts on File Library of Health and Living) by Mark S. Gold, Christine A. Adamec, 2010-07-30

Hoping for a Happy Ending: A journalist's story of depression, bipolar and alcoholism by Christine Stapleton, 2009-09-02

Matt Talbot: His Struggle, His Victory over Alcoholism by Susan Helen Wallace, 1992-11

Teens Talk About Alcohol and Alcoholism by Paul Dolmetsch, 1986-12-23

The Idiot and the Odyssey: Walking the Mediterranean by Joel Stratte-McClure, 2008-10-14

Phoenix in a Bottle: How We Overcame Alcoholism, and are Able to Drink Responsibly Again by Lilian MacDonald, Murdoch MacDonald, 2009-09-14

Alcoholism: A Treatment Manual by Wayne Poley, Gary Lea, et all 1979-11

Alternatives to Abstinence: A New Look at Alcoholism and the Choices in Treatment by Heather Ogilvie, 2001-04-27

Handbook of Alcoholism (Handbooks in Pharmacology and Toxicology)

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Alcohol And Alcoholism Recovery Tools - Sober24
Dedicated to providing information, services, and products to individuals and families in recovery, Category Health Addictions Substance Abuse ResourcesAlcohol, alcoholism, and drug addiction recovery tools, resources and supportsystems including SoberFuse, a 24/7 online recovery tool Sober24.
http://www.sober24.com/

Extractions: Alcohol and Addiction Recovery Resources Sober24 is a safe, supportive "Virtual Fellowship" for those in recovery from alcohol and drug abuse and the friends and family who love them. Within, you will find bulletin boards and chat rooms where you can get support when you need it, and offer your own support to those who can benefit from it. We offer virtual meetings on a regular basis which we hope you will attend. Other areas of our community can offer you reading material and help you find a local meeting. Also on our site you will find SoberFuse(tm). SoberFuse is a proprietary on line recovery tool to help you track your daily, weekly, monthly and yearly progress in sobriety and provides a cyber call for help if your alcohol and/or drug recovery program weakens towards relapse. We hope you will take advantage of this remarkable tool.
Home Page
Resources for persons in recovery from alcoholism, addiction, and other obsessivecompulsive behaviors.
http://lumpykarma.com/

Extractions: Welcome to LUMPY KARMA'S ONLINE RECOVERY LIBRARY MY NAME IS "LUMPY KARMA"... AND I AM A RECOVERING " OLD HIPPIE/BIKER MAMA" ALCOHOLIC/ADDICT.. IF YOU ARE A FRIEND OF BILL W., OR OTHER 12 STEP PROGRAM PARTICIPANT, THEN YOU KNOW WHAT THIS PROJECT IS ALL ABOUT ...STEP 12... IF YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT, COME ON IN AND BROWSE AROUND ANYWAY... YOU MIGHT FIND SOMETHING INTERESTING... Thanks for letting me share... TAKE A RIDE ON THE RECOVERY BUS... Been There, Done That...but NOT TODAY! @(^O^)@ Gayle H., Alcoholic/Addict/Webmistress s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook Email: webmistress@lumpykarma.com
Alcohol And Alcoholism Recovery Tools - Sober24
Alcohol, alcoholism, and drug addiction recovery tools, resources and support systemsincluding SoberFuse, a 24/7 online recovery tool Sober24. Today is
http://www.sober24.com/DailyReflections.asp

Extractions: Pay or Renew Member Fee OUR GROUP CONSCIENCE "... sometimes the good is the enemy of the best. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS COMES OF AGE, p. 101 I think these words apply to every area of A.A.s Three Legacies: Recovery, Unity and Service! I want them etched in my mind and life as I trudge the Road of Happy Destiny (Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 164). These words, often spoken by cofounder Bill W., were appropriately said to him as the result of the groups conscience. It brought home to Bill W. the essence of our Second Tradition: Our leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern. Just as Bill W. was originally urged to remember, I think that in our group discussions we should never settle for the good, but always strive to attain the best. These common strivings are yet another example of a loving God, as we understand Him, expressing Himself through the group conscience. Experiences such as these help me to stay on the proper path of recovery. I learn to combine initiative with humility, responsibility with thankfulness, and thus relish the joys of living my twenty-four hour program. SoberShop When I heard that Al-Anon was a program in which we learn to keep the focus on ourselves, I wondered what others would think of me if I acted on that principle? Surely they would think me inconsiderate, thoughtless, and uncaring. Those were my complaints about the alcoholics in my life! I didnt want to be that way. Instead, I tried to do things for others that seemed loving and generous, even when I didnt want to do them. I couldnt understand why I so often grew resentful after such actions.
People Helping People With Mark Elliot On CFRB AM 1010
Daily news and informed comment. Openline twice nightly live talk show about alcoholism and addictions.
http://www.markelliot.com

Extractions: About PHP Books Author Shows Archived Shows ... Letters Belgium to legalize cannabis BRUSSELS - The Belgian parliament has voted to legalize the personal use of cannabis, within certain guidelines, for anyone over the age of 18. More... For Some, Anabolic Steroids May Lead to Hard Drugs NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Men being treated for addiction to heroin or similar drugs are more likely to have been anabolic steroid abusers than alcoholics or cocaine addicts, the results of a small study suggest. More... Exposure to Marijuana in Womb May Harm Brain NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A new study in rats suggests that prenatal exposure to marijuana may affect offsprings' behavior and memory, Italian researchers announced Monday. More...
Treatment Center - Find A Treatment Center
A searchable nationwide directory of treatment centers that specialize in the treatment of alcoholism, addiction, eating disorders, and drug problems.
http://www.treatment-center.com

Extractions: Featured Treatment Center: Oasis Treatment Center Program Content at Oasis Treatment: The fundamental principle for Oasis Treatment Center reflects the American Medical Associations belief that Alcoholism/Chemical Dependency is a chronic and progressive disease. Left untreated, this disease has proven to be costly and fatal. Oasis Treatment Center offers our clients and family members a therapeutic setting conducive to building a solid foundation for recovery and unity within society.
Work/Life Programs-Alcoholism
alcoholism. alcoholism In The Workplace A Handbook for Supervisors.Skip Navigation regarding alcoholism. alcoholism IN THE WORKPLACE.
http://www.opm.gov/ehs/alcohol.asp

Extractions: A Handbook for Supervisors Introduction Alcoholism in the Workplace Supervisor's Role Signs to Look for ... Appendix - The Disease of Alcoholism The National Council on Alcohol and Drug Dependence defines alcoholism this way: "Alcoholism is a primary, chronic disease with genetic, psychological, and environmental factors influencing its development and manifestations. The disease is often progressive and fatal. It is characterized by impaired control over drinking, preoccupation with the drug alcohol, use of alcohol despite adverse consequences, and distortion in thinking, most notably denial." Alcohol is the single most used and abused drug in America. According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), nearly 14 million Americans (1 in every 13 adults) abuse alcohol or are alcoholics. Several million more adults engage in risky drinking patterns that could lead to alcohol problems. The costs to society in terms of lost productivity, health care costs, traffic accidents, and personal tragedies are staggering. Numerous studies and reports have been issued on the workplace costs of alcoholism and alcohol abuse, and they report costs that range from $33 billion to $68 billion per year. Alcohol is a major factor in injuries, both at home, at work, and on the road. Nearly half of all traffic fatalities involve alcohol. Please see the
Unhooked.com. Secular Recovery From Alcoholism And Addiction. Homepage Of Liferi
A nonreligious self-help recovery organization for individuals who seek group support to achieve Category Health Addictions Substance Abuse Treatment AlternativeUnhooked.com is the home of Lifering Secular Recovery, a secular approachto alcoholism and addiction with meetings across the US.
http://www.unhooked.com/

Extractions: 2003 LifeRing Congress Departments BookTalk Convenors Cutting Edge FAQs ... Locator Connections Chat Room Email Lists Forum Links ... Meetings Other Search Shop Online Thank You ... How Was Your Week User's guide to this Web Site: I'm at Day One clean and sober If this is Day One Recovery By Choice Toolbox Keepers I want to connect with sober people *
FreeToLive
Twelve Step tools to recover from alcoholism and drug addiction.
http://freetolive.homestead.com

Extractions: THE TWELVE REWARDS OF THE TWELVE STEPS Hope instead of desperation. Faith instead of despair. Courage instead of fear. Peace of mind instead of confusion. Self-confidence instead of helplessness. Self-respect instead of self-contempt. The respect of others instead of their pity or contempt. A clean conscience instead of a sense of guilt. Real friendships instead of loneliness. A clean pattern of life instead of a purposeless existence. The love and understanding of our families instead of their doubts and fears. The freedom of a happy life instead of the bondage of an alcoholic obsession. Hi.W elcome to my 12 step page.My name is Peter and I`m an alcoholic.All that is on this page is things that help ME stay sober and clean.This page is not affliated with AA or NA.It is just a help to a way of living a life without drugs.To become FREE TO LIVE! I will also inclue some links to he second thing I fill my life with.MUSIC...I have also been in bands since I was 13 years old....It is hard to get back into music,for me it is very related to drugs and alcohol....But I am getting there... ONE DAY AT A TIME.
Alcoholism And The Elderly - The New Epidemic?
Environmental range of radical ideas for approaching seemingly insoluble social problems concerning Category Health Senior Health WellBeing and SafetyFurther reading on this subject. The Star Ledger (Newark), July 29, 1998,p. A19. alcoholism and the Elderly the New Epidemic? Stanton Peele.
http://www.peele.net/lib/elderly.html

Extractions: Rather than comprising a group requiring special attention due to their susceptibility to alcohol abuse, the elderly have far fewer drinking problems than other adults, are well aware of their reduced capacity for alcohol, and overwhelmingly find drinking an enjoyable, healthy, and prosocial activity. The Star Ledger (Newark), July 29, 1998, p. A19 Stanton Peele In fact, more of the elderly misuse prescription medications than alcohol or else combine medications improperly with drinking. As for drinking alone, government surveys have shown that the oldest Americans have the fewest problems of any age group. In one national survey conducted by the Alcohol Research Group, a half a percent of women over sixty reported a symptom of alcohol dependence (for example, binge drinking or a missed meal as a result of drinking) over the previous year, compared with 18 percent of women age 23-29. The survey, funded by a division of SAMSHA, said women in their sixties have one-35th the likelihood of abusing alcohol of women in their twenties.
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Testimony of being freed from alcoholism by Jesus Christ.
http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/savingname/mystory.htm

Extractions: This is My Story Home Links Above is the Ship I served on from 1958 to 1960 I was born on August the 13th on a Friday, the proverbial second son of a second son. I started drinking when I was about seventeen. You might say I was an alcoholic, it was so bad that no one knew I was a drunk till the day I stopped drinking. I joined the Navy things got even worse; did you ever hear the old saying (like a drunken sailor)? That was me. I would drink while I drove from bar to bar; I was not really enjoying it. It came to a point that my friends and I would go from bar to bar to start a bar fight, I thank God that no one was killed or enjured seriously. At times on Sunday while others were seeking God I would be in a bar drinking tomato juice and beer for my breakfast. I had a vicious temper and was always looking for a fight. My mouth was like an open sewer with the language I spoke, you would call it fluent profanity. I thought I would live forever till one day my best friend died in a freak accident, then I knew that life was temporary and death was just a heart beat away: I asked myself if I died right now where would I spend eternity. I knew that there was a God out there somewhere and that He had something better for me. The Bible says John 3:16 "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life".
Alcoholism Counseling Service-New York Psychotherapy Referral
Free referrals to ACS psychotherapists who are trained in the area of substance abuse.Category Health Addictions Substance Abuse alcoholismNew York psychotherapy referral, alcoholism counseling and psychotherapy; harm reduction;New York City referrals; info. on relationships, how therapy works.
http://www.alcoholismcounseling.com/

Extractions: The Alcoholism Counseling Service is a private practice with independent contractors based in New York City. Psychotherapy referrals are made to psychotherapists specializing in the area of substance abuse. Help is available locally and nationwide through telephone therapy. ACS Services Private and Confidential Consultation Harm Reduction and Abstinence Treatment Individual and Group Counseling Telephone Therapy - For help with problems locally and nationwide DWI and DUI Evaluation (Driving While Intoxicated and Driving Under the Influence). We have a NY State certified alcoholism counselor who will process evaluations. Help with Addictive Relationships and Codependency- Do you find yourself compulsively caught up in repetitive patterns of self destructive behavior? Following are some common signs of addictive relationships and codependency: Being unable to leave a relationship because it is familiar, even though you know it is depriving and hurtful.
Welcome To Women For Sobriety, Inc.
A nonprofit organization dedicated to helping women overcome alcoholism and other addictions.
http://www.womenforsobriety.org/
Rational Recovery From Alcoholism And Drug Addiction
Publishing books and other materials on a program that offers selfrecovery from addiction to alcohol Category Health Addictions Substance Abuse Treatment AlternativeRational Recovery Box 800, Lotus CA 95651 530621-2667 530-621-4374. Q Why arethese chairs empty? 1. The meeting hasn't started yet. 2. The meeting is over.
http://www.rational.org/

Extractions: 3. AVRT has made recovery groups obsolete. This Web site has been awarded the Best of the Web Gold Site Award by NetGuide. Below you will find the acclaimed The Internet Crash Course on AVRT, offered as a public service by Rational Recovery Systems, Inc. It is entirely possible for individuals to completely recover from addiction to alcohol or other drugs by visiting this Web site. As such, the RR-Web Center is a very important Internet resource that should be freely publicized by its visitors. Email to rr@rational.org is welcome. In addition, the RR-Web Center has received an Award of Excellence from Mental Health Net
Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, Detox, Treatment And Rehabilitation
Offers intervention services to individuals, families and corporations needing help with alcoholism, drug addiction, depression, eating disorders, and other problems.
http://interventionstrategies.com

Extractions: We are a company dedicated to providing a full range of quality rehabilitation services to individuals, families and corporations seeking help for distressed individuals suffering from alcoholism, drug addiction, depression, eating disorders or other problems. We provide services that are tailored to meet specific needs and objectives based on information obtained in each situation. People in distress, whether it is from alcohol, drugs, depression, gambling or eating disorders display poor coping skills. These poor coping skills are often negatively impacting them and concerned people around them. The key to obtaining the highest quality rehabilitation service for you and the "problematic person" is to gather the inner resolve to take action ! Denial of the problem inadvertently fosters an enabling process that only contributes to making the "problem person" act out more. Intervention Strategies is committed to assisting individuals, families and employers help an affected loved one get the help they need. We provide a specialized service found most often by people who have reached the end of the line with a "problematic person" in their lives. We are dedicated to giving our clients the very best of ourselves and traveling with them on their journey towards change and well being.
Articles 2000, Newsletter - Medical Council On Alcohol
The Medical Council on alcoholism New knowledge about the condition obtained in the last few years, not widely known by clinicians treating these patients. Older, crucial information has been forgotten by many doctors, causing inadequate treatment at times.
http://www.medicouncilalcol.demon.co.uk/articles.htm
Alcoholism Drug Abuse Addiction Codependency Recovery
Straightforward information for alcoholics, drug abusers, and codependents. For those in recovery Category Health Addictions Substance Abuse alcoholism ResourcesStraightforward information and useful resources for recovery from drug abuse,addiction, alcohol abuse, alcoholism, substance abuse, and codependency.
http://www.alcoholanddrugabuse.com/
What Is Alcoholism
Answers frequently asked questions about alcoholism, with links to other pages.
http://www.aarecovery.com/alcoholism.html

Extractions: Alcoholism A Widespread Problem Currently, nearly 14 million Americans1 in every 13 adults-abuse alcohol or are alcoholic. Several million more adults engage in risky drinking patterns that could lead to alcohol problems. In addition, approximately 53 percent of men and women in the United States report that one or more of their close relatives have a drinking problem. What Is Alcoholism? Alcoholism is a disease that is characterized by the following: Craving: A strong need, or compulsion, to drink. Physical dependence: The occurrence of withdrawal symptoms, such as nausea, sweating, shakiness, and anxiety, when alcohol use is stopped after a period of heavy drinking. These symptoms are usually relieved by drinking alcohol or by taking another sedative drug.Alcoholism Tolerance: The need for increasing amounts of alcohol in order to get high.
Alcoholism/Drug/Teen/Gambling Treatment
Safe effective treatment for alcohol, drug and gambling addiction. In Canton SD.Category Health Addictions United States South Dakotaalcoholism/Drug/Teen/Gambling Treatment.
http://www.keystonetreatment.com/

Extractions: Alcoholism/Drug/Teen/Gambling Treatment [ Home ] Keystone Programs Programs include the following: ... aftercare. KEYSTONE IS THE BEST LITTLE TREATMENT CENTER IN THE WORLD! If you need alcoholism treatment, drug treatment, teen drug treatment, or gambling treatment, you need to get away, far away, to a peaceful quiet place and heal. You need to withdraw from your drug of choice gradually so that you remain calm and tranquil the whole time. You need a safe place where you can search for the truth. When you are ready, you need to reestablish relationships with your loved ones. What you will find at Keystone is truly amazing. Treatment is hard but it's also a lot of fun. You will find it wonderful to be with people who really understand addiction. We can relate to you and your family. Call for a free assessment and treatment information. Don't wait. You have waited long enough. You are exhausted. Let your brothers and sisters help you. Click the link right now. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. If you or someone you love has an alcohol, drug or gambling problem and you are considering treatment at Keystone Treatment Center, please fill out the following form and one of our staff will contact you. Please provide the following information: Name Street Address Address (cont.)
Alcoholism-Help To Stop Drinking And Live In Recovery From
Information for people suffering from alcoholism. Help includes support from people who have been Category Health Addictions Substance Abuse alcoholismHelp Escaping the Prison of alcoholism. The kick. The Cause There aremany theories about the causes of alcoholism. They're all theory!
http://www.way2hope.org/alcoholism.htm
NCADD Home - National Council On Alcoholism & Drug Dependence
Established in 1980 in Middlesex County, our mission is to prevent the diseases of alcoholism and Category Health Addictions Substance Abuse OrganizationsCopyright © 2001 NCADD All Rights Reserved. Site Design and Development by,
http://www.ncadd-middlesex.com/

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