Psychological Effects of Covert Incest Relationships, Sex AddictionBy The Right StepDecember 28, 2017Individuals often seek out intimacy disorder treatment after experiencing sex addiction or being the victim of sexual abuse such as overt or covert incest. There is no doubt that sexual abuse involving physical contact can have extremely harmful effects on a child or adult; but what about when there is no physical contact?
How to Help a Violent, Alcoholic Husband Alcoholics Anonymous, RelationshipsBy The Right StepDecember 27, 2017You love him. You hate him. He’s warm and kind and then out of nowhere, he’s violent and terrifying. Figuring out how to help an alcoholic husband, especially when he is also prone to losing his temper, can be very difficult and dangerous.
How to Navigate Custody Issues for Parents in Alcohol Recovery UncategorizedBy The Right StepDecember 14, 2017Issues involving an alcoholic parent and child custody can become contentious and complex. When lawyers, judges and Child Protective Services become involved, there will be consequences for the alcoholic parent. In these instances child custody proceedings can have unpredictable endings, depending on the parent’s level of dedication to their rehab and recovery.
Etizolam: Overview of Effects, Uses, and Legality Alcohol and Drug NewsBy The Right StepDecember 13, 2017You may have heard of Etizolam being used in other countries, but what about Etizolam legality in the United States? Etizolam—also known as Depas, Etilaam, Etizest, Pasaden, Etizola and Sedekopan—is a new drug that is causing quite a commotion.
Non-Physical Symptoms of Meth Addiction Substance AbuseBy The Right StepDecember 12, 2017Methamphetamine (meth) addiction is a serious condition with an extremely negative impact on your ability to function and avoid life-threatening health problems. Any signs of meth use in men and women may also be signs of diagnosable addiction. These indications often impact mental function and behavior rather than physical well-being.
Is Binge Drinking Genetic? AlcoholismBy The Right StepDecember 12, 2017People who go on alcohol binges drastically increase their risks for a wide variety of very serious harms, from alcohol poisoning to sexual assault. Despite this fact, the practice is common across the U.S. This situation might lead you to wonder, exactly why do people binge drink? While a number of factors play a role,…
Is Pre-Teen Drug Abuse Common? Teen Drug Addiction, TeensBy The Right StepDecember 8, 2017Parents across the U.S. are understandably concerned about the possibility that their children will get involved in some form of drug abuse. While worries may center on teenagers, you may also wonder if your pre-teen child has any significant risk for drug abuse. Nationwide figures indicate that drug use at this age is somewhat common,…
Questions Not to Ask Recovering Addicts Positive Recovery, RecoveryBy The Right StepDecember 7, 2017When you know someone who’s attempting to overcome a drug problem, naturally you want to offer your support. In fact, there are questions to ask a recovering drug addict that can help open a productive dialogue. But there are also questions you should not ask a recovering drug addict, if you seriously want to contribute…
Is Non-Alcoholic Beer the Right Choice for a Recovering Alcoholic Teenager? Teen Drinking, TeensBy The Right StepDecember 6, 2017Non-alcoholic beer might sound like a godsend — it has the look and smell of beer, and no alcohol equals no worries, right? But is there alcohol in non-alcoholic beer? And, how might that impact a teenager in recovery?
I Am a Binge Drinker… Does That Mean I’m an Alcoholic? AlcoholismBy The Right StepDecember 5, 2017After denying it for a long time you’ve finally come out and said it, out loud for all to hear: “I am a binge drinker.” You deserve congratulations for accepting and speaking the truth. But here’s something you may have been wondering: is saying “I am a binge drinker,” the same as saying “I’m an…
