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Question by [ cupcake ]: why isn’t there much information awareness of eating disorders in the Philippines?
I’m doing a report on eating disorders but there is like no info on the net about Philippines statistics. Does anyone know a site or explain why there isn’t much about it?

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Answer by jd
Because if you are real skinny everyone thinks you don’t have enough rice.
No one would dream you are anorexic.

Answer by off
because there isn’t much.

Torrington methadone clinic scheduled for spring open, other substance abuse
People seeking help from an addiction to legal and illegal substances have several treatment options available in the Litchfield County area. Some of the substance abuse treatment and rehabilitation centers in the area include Northwest Sobriety …
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Elizabeth Vargas, ABC 20/20 Co-Anchor, Leaves Rehab After Seeking Help For
Elizabeth Vargas on October 8, 2013 in New York City Elizabeth Vargas, ABC 20/20 co-anchor, has checked out of rehab after seeking help for alcohol abuse; "I am so much better and taking it one day at a time," she tweeted Tuesday, Nov. 19 Credit: Jim …
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Pubs, clubs to be asked to help curb alcohol abuse in the east
Maroondah has a relatively high proportion of people who did not complete Year 12 and a high proportion of people reporting high or very high psychological distress, relative to the eastern region, both of which are correlated with alcohol abuse. Mr …
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Strategy on drug rehabilitation reviewed
According to a press release, it was attended by members of the committee who reviewed its achievements and plans from January 1 to December 1, 2013. The committee's national strategy on combating drugs and rehabilitation of addicts was also reviewed.
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A New Drug Rehab Helpline is Now Available in Tyler
Many want to end to end the vicious cycle of substance abuse, but are unsure where to start. To build awareness about the numerous benefits of treatment, Drug Rehab Tyler has created a new helpline. The helpline has become a valuable resource for …
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Drug Rehab Wichita Falls Creates New Drug Outreach Helpline
The benefits of receiving treatment from addiction professionals at a drug rehab center are numerous. Attempting to overcome addiction alone can be difficult. It has caused many addicts to become discouraged and give up. To alleviate this problem, Drug …
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The Locking Cap Joins CLAAD for Drug Abuse Prevention Policy Meeting in
The Locking Cap, the manufacturer of a combination bottle cap for prescription drugs, was in attendance at the CLAAD Prescription Drug Abuse National Policy Consensus Meeting on November 19 in Washington, DC. The meeting is a gathering of …
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Sultan students attend drug abuse prevention conference
Papers bearing the “Want More” logo of the Sultan High School's Youth Coalition are inscribed with the things Sultan students want, as part of an effort to help kids aspire to more than falling into drug or alcohol abuse. Photo by Chris Hendrickson …
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Substance Abuse Prevention Poster Contest entries sought
GOSHEN — The Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Council of Orange County is calling for submissions to the 27th annual Substance Abuse Prevention Poster Contest. This year's theme is "Live Your Dreams! Be Alcohol and Drug Free!" The contest is open to any …
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Question by steel9maiden: What exactly is a therapeutic community?
Could you go into some detail please; the stuff that I found on Google gave one-sentence answers and were not very enlightening.

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Answer by soyabeanlover
support group ? ? Not sure myself :p

Answer by trackhunni08
a place that people with problems go kind of like a mental hospital lol

Modern Treatment Methods Give New Hope to People Struggling With Addiction
SAN FRANCISCO, CA–(Marketwired – Nov 5, 2013) – Addiction treatment methods have changed significantly over the years, as researchers have expanded our knowledge of how addictive behaviors develop. Treatment specialists now realize addiction is a …
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Drug Rehab Helpline in Odessa Helps Addicts Find Treatment
Drug Rehab Helpline in Odessa Helps Addicts Find Treatment. Drug Rehab Odessa develops a new informational helpline where addicts can learn about rehab treatment options. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on LinkedIn …
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Question by : Alexia entered the inpatient treatment program where you are a chemical dependency counselor. She stated that?
Alexia entered the inpatient treatment program where you are a chemical dependency counselor. She stated that she needs help for drug addiction and possibly alcoholism. She is a 32-year-old, divorced, Caucasian woman, employed as an administrative assistant at a local human services program. She lives with her 11-year-old daughter, Christine, in an apartment located near her job. Although she makes a relatively low salary, Alexia has managed to support herself and her daughter without financial support from Christine’s father. Alexia was married briefly to Christine’s father when she was 20, but left him after he became physically and sexually abusive toward her. He was also an alcoholic. Until recently, she had almost no contact with him for many years. Her widowed mother is a strong support for Alexia and Christine, as are two cousins, Denise and Moira. Alexia reports growing up in a “normal middle class family” and states that her childhood was “good” despite her father’s occasional drinking binges. She is the youngest of five children and the only girl. Alexia reports having little pleasure in life and feeling tired and “dragging” all of the time. She tells you that her difficulty in standing up for herself with her boss at work is a constant stress orShe reports to having tried AA two years ago, but wasn’t able to stay sober for more than six months. She began drinking regularly (several times a week) around the age of 13. She recalls having felt depressed around the same time that she began drinking heavily, although she states she has very few clear memories of that time in her life. Alexia’s drinking became progressively worse over the years, although she did not begin to see it as a problem until after she began using crack cocaine, at around age 28. She reports feeling depressed over much of her adult life; however, her depression got much worse after she began using crack daily. She feels hopeless about her ability to put her life together, and is doubtful that she can achieve sobriety. alexis was recently raped by her drug dealer and his friend, which resulted in a broken jaw and one month’s absence from work. she tell you that she “only got what she deserved” for being in the wrong place with the wrong people at the wrong time. her ex-husband is trying to gain custody of her daughter now that he has been sober for two years. alexis hopes to get sober so she can fight this custody battle, and “be the mother her daughter deserves”.1) i want to know what is actually happening in this client’s life. 2) what must be addressed to improve the situation. 3) how would you asses this client and why. 4)what diagnosis would you give this client and what criteria are you basing this diagnosis on. 5) what treatment options would you recommend for this client and why? 6) what is your working hypothesis about this client’s problems with alcohol and drug issues
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Answer by nickipettis
in no particular order

i suspect she was physically abused in childhood and sexually abused in puberty, 13 and later.
she has worked hard to not remember that.

I have NO idea how she can afford alcohol and drugs and support herself and her daughter on a “relatively low salary.” you should investigate whether she has been prostituting herself for drug money, or paying for her drugs with sex.

Anyone who says “they only got what they deserved” is being emotionally abused, even if there are no other factors. her drug dealer is keeping her dependent not just on drugs, but is lowering her self worth.

She may have started using drugs more seriously at 28?, when her daughter was 7 or 8. this may have triggered memories of her own abuse.

i think the first thing that has to be addressed is that she doesn’t think she CAN get sober.
If she doesn’t think she can get sober, then she certainly can not.

Will Bill O'Reilly Endorse Drug Testing For Members Of Congress?
As an omniscient being, he knows that "there's a lot of fraud in welfare all over the place and there are a lot of drug-addicted and alcoholic people getting money and spending it on drugs and alcohol." He objects to "his tax dollars going to drunkards …
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Rep. Trey Radel to take leave of absence
During that time, I will donate my salary to a charity." Radel was charged Tuesday with possession of … Recipients who tested positive for drugs, under the legislation, would be disqualified from receiving benefits. Radel faces a tough road ahead. It …
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Trey Radel, Busted On Cocaine Charge, Voted For Drug Testing Food Stamp
In support of his drug testing legislation, Hudson cited the many state legislatures around the country that had considered similar requirements for other means-tested programs in recent years. "This is a clear and obvious problem in our communities as …
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