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School Teachers Seeing More Kids Affected by Addiction at Home

Published: 3rd April, 2019 Categorized: Drug Abuse, Drug Addiction, Drug Addiction Treatment, Family and Addiction Treatment, Parents, Teens, Trauma

Addiction in the Home It is safe to say that a lot of young people have their first experience with drugs when they are still young enough to be in school. It might be due to exposure to other people using drugs, or being offered drugs by their peers. Needless to say, if someone in . . . . Continue Reading

Why Adequate Mental Health Care in Universities is Crucial

Published: 11th December, 2015 Categorized: Addiction and Recovery, Depression, Drug Addiction, Eating Disorders, Mental Health, Teens, Women and Addiction

Entering college can be a stressful time for students. The first time arriving on campus brings new experiences, new responsibilities, and yes, stress. For many, the stress is just a building block of life and they are able to move forward and grow from it. However, for some students, the change can be overwhelming and affect . . . . Continue Reading

Cellphone Addiction Hurting Academics

Published: 15th June, 2015 Categorized: Addiction and Recovery, Internet, Teens, Women and Addiction

I have personally wondered to myself countless times how cellphones, especially smartphones and similar devices, would impact future generations of academics. As a high school student I never had access to a device so powerful I could communicate across so many forums constantly while searching anything and everything from this pocket-sized super computer. Now that . . . . Continue Reading

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