If you think you might have an alcohol problem, Alcoholics Anonymous has a great pamphlet with 12 questions which can help you determine how bad your problem is. Be honest with your answers. 4 or more YES answers mean you have a serious drinking problem. Take the test now. If you are ready to face your problems, then the Challenges Treatment Program can help. Find out more information.

If you think you might have an alcohol problem and exhibit signs of alcoholic, Alcoholics Anonymous has a great pamphlet with 12 questions which can help you determine how bad your problem is. Be honest with your answers. 4 or more YES answers mean you have a serious drinking problem. Take the test now. If you are ready to face your problems, then the Challenges Treatment Program can help. Find
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It can happen to anyone. You think you are just a casual drug user, but before you know it drugs are controlling your life. You may be questioning whether you’re really an addict or not. Narcotics Anonymous has a list of questions that you can ask yourself. Take a look at them and answer the questions as honestly as you can. You can view the questions here: Am I An
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I found an article on Newsday.com that talks about the results from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. According to this article, baby boomers drug use has hit an all-time high. Survey: Drug use among older adults hits all-time peak LOS ANGELES TIMES September 18, 2008 Drug use among older adults in the United States has hit its highest point ever, according to data from the federal government’s
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September is National Alcohol & Drug Addiction Recovery Month. Everyone knows someone who has an addiction, whether its your family member, friend, or co-worker. The theme for this year is “Join the Voices for Recovery: Real People, Real Recovery“. CSAT (Center for Substance Abuse Treatment ) is hoping to spread the word that addiction is a mental illness and that treatment is effective and recovery is possible.