Drug, Alcohol and Mental Health Treatment
Former NFL Coach in rehab after video goes viralAt some level, maybe Chris Foerster was hoping that the videos he kept sending to his stripper friend Kijuana Nige would go public. He just never imagined how viral it would be once she published him doing cocaine off his desk while at the office. As reported on ... Read More
Sarah Palin's family in the spotlight againTrack Palin has been in the news over the years for drinking fueled incidents. This week, things escalated to a new level as he went to his parents house in a drunken rage and beat his own father. Todd Palin had told him not to come to the home because Track Palin had been ... Read More
A Recovering Addict Hopes to Draw Attention to Overdose CrisisJohn Edwards from Tampa, Florida, is spending an unusual few days this holiday season - buried alive in an oversized coffin. By "speaking from the grave", Edwards is hoping he can stop those who are struggling from winding up in an early one. “I’m ... Read More
Reinstated to the NFL, Josh Gordon hopes to stay clean this timeWhile he was busy putting up exceptionally high numbers on the field, it turns out that Josh Gordon was also high. In a recent GQ interview, the Cleveland Browns WR described his struggles with addiction, explaining how he started doing drugs as a young ... Read More
Chrissy Teigen Opens Up About Alcohol Struggles, Gets Attacked on Social Media Chrissy Teigen recently opened up about her struggles with postpartum depression, anxiety and alcohol abuse in a Cosmopolitan interview. “I was, point blank, just drinking too much,” said the model and wife of musician John ... Read More
Alcoholism Causes More Deaths Than Opioid Overdoses President Trump recently announced plans to declare the opioid epidemic a national emergency, after being urged by the White House Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis, and with good reason—illegal and legal opioids kill one American every 16 ... Read More
Indiana Governor Expands Drug Addiction Treatment Efforts Insurance agency Blue Cross Blue Shield recently analyzed records for 30 million customers, and discovered that nearly 20 percent of patients were prescribed opioid painkillers at least once in 2015. Of those 20 percent, almost half were prescribed large doses, ... Read More
There were more hospital admissions in Canada last year for alcohol-related conditions than for heart attacks. At a total of 77,000 cases, that’s more than 200 people a day, on average, not counting those treated in emergency departments and released. Admissions ran the gamut from alcohol poisoning to alcohol ... Read More
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