Do You Have a Problem with Alcohol? The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence offers this self-test as a guideline. It is not intended to diagnose alcoholism but to help determine whether you (or someone close to you) might be at risk. A “yes” answer to any of these questions may indicate a problem […]
Continue Reading...It has been said that every family is dysfunctional in some way. Some are less so and some are more so, but no family works perfectly at all times. In families affected by substance abuse, the dysfunction and harm can be devastating, especially to the children involved. In this month’s issue of Emotional Wellness Matters, […]
Continue Reading...Penn State: Did the NCAA go too far or not far enough?
Did the NCAA’s penalties for Penn State go too far? Or not far enough? It seems that there is a lot of talk about the severity of the penalties handed down by the NCAA against Penn State. There is also debate over whether or not the statue of Joe Paterno should have been removed from […]
Continue Reading...Getting Help After Abuse
In light of the recent attention brought to abuse, specifically sexual abuse, most notably from the Jerry Sandusky trial and his conviction, maybe it is time to seriously address the long term devastation abuse causes in the lives of millions of people around the world. As has been highlighted in the Sandusky case, young men […]
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