Posted by: KenP
on Jul 13, 2011
Tagged in:
treatment-centersnet ,
treatment programs ,
the starr sober living network ,
texas rehab ,
success ,
stay sober ,
social capital ,
sobriety ,
sober living you can trust ,
sober living network ,
rehabs ,
rehab facility ,
recovery community ,
psychology ,
powerlessness ,
persistance ,
no excuses ,
men's rehab in California ,
men's addiction center ,
Men ,
Meetings ,
medical insurance ,
luxury sober living ,
help for drug addiction ,
health insurance ,
get help for drug addiciton ,
fear ,
family problems ,
Enterhealth Life Recovery Center ,
Enterhealth ,
enabling ,
drugs and alcohol ,
drugs ,
drug treatment centers ,
drug rehabilitation ,
drug rehab texas ,
drug rehab facilities ,
drug rehab centers ,
drug rehab ,
drug addiction treatment ,
drug abuse ,
drinking problem ,
costs ,
Christian Treatment Centers ,
Christian treatment ,
Christian drug treatment ,
centers ,
battle of the sexes ,
alcoholism treatment ,
alcoholism ,
alcoholics ,
Alcoholic women ,
alcoholic treatment for Christian man ,
alcohol treatment ,
alcohol rehab ,
alcohol addiction treatment ,
alcohol abuse ,
alcohol ,
Al-Anon ,
addicts ,
addiction treatment ,
addiction support ,
addiction recovery ,
addiction help ,
addiction ,
12-step
Men Leave Treatment Because of Their Codependency!
I am writing to propose some level of cooperation between professionals writing about and treating codependency and the professionals staffs of treatment centers in order to improve retention and ultimately long-term recovery for clients by providing some missing pieces for families whose lives are being ravaged by the co morbid diseases of addiction and codependency. Here is a quote taken directly from the back cover of our book written by Dr. Joseph Moons, C.P., Retreat Director, Holy Name Retreat Center , Houston, Texas;
“There is a need for this book for codependent men. In my association with the many men and women who attend 12-step retreats at Holy Name Passionist Retreat Center, the codependent men have the greatest fear and the least knowledge or understanding of their relationship with the addicted person in their life. As the man in the family, they are supposed to have the answers and they don’t. This book begins to give some answers.”
Posted by: dionsilva
on Oct 26, 2010
The addiction is something which is not forced onto someone; rather it is accepted willingly by the individuals because of its effects on mind and body. The addiction has a very soothing and calming effect on the addict. It makes them forget the worries or tensions for time being and relaxes the mind. The addictive substances are very much powerful and have long lasting effect on the humans. These substances are addictive because of their effect. People do not get that relaxing effect from any other thing. These substances release this effect without much effort from addict’s side.
Due to this characteristic, these substances become very popular. Alcohol is one of such substances which are initially taken to relax the mind and body after hectic and strenuous day. Gradually the body develops higher tolerance levels for that particular dose and to achieve that effect the individual increases the in- take. The vicious circle goes on. At one point there is a time when the addiction goes beyond control and it starts creating problems for the individual himself and his loved ones.