Alcohol is the most popular drug in the world, yet probably the most destructive to one’s health as well as one life in general. Learn the facts.
Take it back. Victims of domestic violence sometimes retract their claims against their abusers for various reasons, including being fearful of them or worrying what may happen if and when their abuser is r...
An Indian woman suffered through domestic violence for 20 years. Then she changed her life by going to school, but it wasn't to learn. It was to cook.
Keeping a diary of domestic violence incidents—both physical and non-physical—may seem like the last type of record a survivor would like to collect. The truth is, this type of documentation can...
With the growing epidemic in opioid pain killer abuse, there’s an urgent need for more effective treatments. The latest study shows a monthly injection might help
After escaping abuse, finding a person who makes you feel safe can be like a breath of fresh air. Of course, coming to the point where you may be ready to even consider dating again varies from person to pe...
Emerging from an abusive relationship presents the opportunity to shift from a surviving mode to a thriving mode. During this period of transition, independence and practical everyday challenges happen whil...
Maltreatment and abuse have important effects on the health, quality of life and even the lifespan of elderly people, but there is very little evidence on ways to stop it, according to a new research review.
We need everyone's help. When people think of domestic violence, they may not consider financial abuse, which includes controlling access to money and other assets. Help Allstate Foundation Purple Purse break the silence.
Because partner violence doesn’t have to be physical to hurt.
There is a path forward, past denial and scandal and shame.
If you want to avoid the devastating consequences of drug abuse, call Lakeview Health at 866.704.7692. We have the information you need to stay or get clean.
New legislation could help protect survivors of domestic abuse from being kicked out of their homes for reaching out for help.
This substance abuse, like tobacco, can start in the teen years for various reasons. In fact, survey results from the National Institute of Health indicate that 28.6 percent of the 12th graders and 40 percent of the college students reported binge drinking. Again, “binge drinking” is defined as five or more drinks on the same occasion. Surveys reveal that binge drinkers can down as many as six to nine drinks in one setting...
Getting a verbal abuser to stop abusing you is one of those topics that is simple and complicated at the same time. On the simple side of the matter, it’s pretty clear. ZERO VERBAL ABUSE. That’s the rule. Whoever cannot keep that rule does...
Looking at a potential case through a ‘forensic lens’ can help accurately identify mistreatment.
19 signs that will help you recognize when emotional abuse is occurring in a relationship.
It can be hard to admit that "a few drinks" is really a case of alcoholism. Find out where to turn to get help if you think you have a substance abuse problem.