Billy A. NA Speaker 12 Step Addiction Recovery
Billy A. NA Speaker 12 Step Addiction Recovery – Billy shares at a speaker meeting of Narcotics Anonymous. My FAVORITE NA tape! Enjoy! 🙂 Make sure to like us on facebook 🙂 We’d love to have ya stop in and see us! www.facebook.com What is the Twelve Step Model? How is it a “treatment for alcoholism” or “alcohol abuse?” From Wikipedia: “A twelve-step program is a set of guiding principles (accepted by members as ‘spiritual principles,’ based on the approved literature) outlining a course of action for recovery from addiction, compulsion, or other behavioral problems.” As should be blatantly obvious, we are in no way affiliated with NA or any other 12 step program. We are just looking to provide hope to those suffering from alcoholism or addiction.) “Addiction treatment” WORKS! There is addiction help out there and “addiction recovery” is possible. If you are battling “drug addiction” there are people who know EXACTLY what it is like! It is important to note there are several ways for one to address his or her “alcohol abuse treatment.” “Substance abuse” is a very serious condition. Many need inpatient stays or counseling. The importance and purpose of this video, and all our other videos, is to show that recovery IS possible and to give hope to those who are struggling with substance abuse issues. Help IS out there! 🙂 You can follow us on twitter too! www.twitter.com Namaste, friends 🙂
Rez alcohol abuse bill advances
Filed under: drug abuse help treatment programs
The bill calls for the pilot program fund to draw money from the existing state liquor luxury taxes, a percentage of which are already designated for alcohol and drug addiction treatment and prevention. "What this does is allow them, the cities and …
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Lee County drug roundup marks 4000th UNITE arrest
Filed under: drug abuse help treatment programs
“While UNITE believes that making arrests is an important component to the overall effort at stopping substance abuse, it is important to remember that education and treatment are equally critical,” Hays said. “We encourage anyone wanting to get help …
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