Care First: Emotional crisis is a universal experience

An addiction of shame Your Houston News When he graduated from Bible school and got married, he thought he had broken his addiction. Four years into his marriage came the first visit with a prostitute, followed by extreme guilt and deep feelings of suicide. His family had moved from Texas to ... < http://www.yourhoustonnews. co m/waller_county/news/ article_ 9411dafd-fdd4-5506- ae01- 8844e2e924b8.html > See all stories on this topic: < http://news.google.com/news/ s tory?ncl=http://www. yourhousto nnews.com/waller_ county/news/ article_9411dafd- fdd4-5506- ae01-8844e2e924b8. html&hl=en& geo=us >

An addiction of shame Your Houston News When he graduated from Bible school and got married, he thought he had broken his addiction. Four years into his marriage came the first visit with a prostitute, followed by extreme guilt and deep feelings of suicide. His family had moved from Texas to ... < http://www.yourhoustonnews. co m/waller_county/news/ article_ 9411dafd-fdd4-5506- ae01- 8844e2e924b8.html > See all stories on this topic: < http://news.google.com/news/ s tory?ncl=http://www. yourhousto nnews.com/waller_ county/news/ article_9411dafd- fdd4-5506- ae01-8844e2e924b8. html&hl=en& geo=us >

Real Life: I've married the love of my life - but we live 3677 miles apart Mirror.co.uk The couple were always fully aware of the difficulties they faced but agreed their strong feelings meant they didn't have a choice. They were soulmates. Tom left after a few days but since then they have spoken every day on Skype and met during a ... < http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/ top-stories/2011/07/28/real- li fe-i-ve-married-the-love-of- my -life-but-we-live-3-677- miles- apart-115875-23301406/ > See all stories on this topic: < http://news.google.com/news/ s tory?ncl=http://www.mirror. co. uk/news/top-stories/2011/ 07/ 28/real-life-i-ve-married- the- love-of-my-life-but-we- live-3- 677-miles-apart-115875- 2330140 6/&hl=en&geo=us >

Tobacco cessation service The smoke-free policies in India were enforced since 2 October 2008 and different states are at varying levels of its implementation, yet the tobacco cessation services are still limited to very few clinics in India. A lead article published in The Economist (7-13 March 2009) says: "Tobacco is more addictive than virtually all of them [narcotic drugs]. With tobacco being highly addictive, high-quality and reliable tobacco cessation service is inevitable in order to facilitate the people to quit the tobacco use in any form. Tobacco Cessation service includes personal counseling, & coaching which help the employees and supervisors in understanding the road blocks to their tobacco cessation attempts. "The Counselor" team focuses on Information on the effects of tobacco use and reasons to quit Telephonic counseling and support services Ear acupuncture & peer based quitting program Medical interventions and Nicotine replacement therapy Health

Anger: Fast and Furious! © 23 July 2011 by John Sovec, MA, LMFT A recent experience reminded me of the power of paying attention to the challenges that present themselves in our daily lives. I was on my way to the store, going over my grocery list in my mind as I drove. As I pulled into the busy parking lot, I saw a space and pulled in to park. I opened my car door and a man started barking obscenities, ranting furiously that I had taken his parking space. At this point, as in any moment that involves the presence of intense emotion, I had a choice... I could mirror the rage of the man screaming at me or I could remain centered and detached; acknowledging his need while keeping myself from internalizing his anger. I chose to stay centered, told the man that I was sorry, and offered to move my car so that he could have the space. My calmness caught him off guard. He got very quiet, said that it wasn't necessary and walked away. Many of us carry around thoughts of fear and anger t

Be positive and age with grace LONDON: Aging successfully has been linked with a preference for positive, emotionally gratifying experiences. German scientists studied this effect by using neuro imaging to evaluate brain engagement in young and old adults while they performed a specialized task that included supposedly irrelevant pictures of either neutral, happy, sad or fearful faces. During parts of the task when they did not have to pay as much attention, the elderly subjects were significantly more distracted by the happy faces, according to a University Medical Centre statement. When this occurred, they had increased engagement in the part of the brain that helps control emotions. "The lessons of healthy aging seem to be similar to those of resilience, throughout life," noted John H. Krystal, editor of Biological Psychiatry .

Almost One-Quarter of Americans Report Binge Drinking in the Past Month By Join Together Staff | July 21, 2011 | 3 Comments | Filed in Alcohol , Drugs , Prescription Drugs , Tobacco & Youth Almost one-quarter of Americans age 12 or older say they participated in binge drinking in the previous month, according to a government survey. The National Survey on Drug Use and Health found binge drinking rates varied among states, ranging from 14.1 percent in Utah, to 29.8 percent in North Dakota. The survey defines binge drinking as having five or more drinks on one occasion. The survey also found 8.4 percent of Americans have used an illegal drug in the previous month, USA Today reports. The survey, released by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), found that 9.7 percent of teens ages 12 to 17 had used illegal drugs in the past month. In the past year, 10.8 percent of Americans reported using marijuana, and 6.4 percent used the drug in the previous mon

Healing Sexual Abuse Revealed http://www.prlog.org/11591174-mental-health-news-healing-sexual-abuse-revealed.html The College of Mental Health Counseling at www.collegemhc.com reveals a summary process for healing childhood sexual abuse that is sometimes the issue underlying depression, anxiety, PTSD, marital problems, addiction, and other mental distress.

How do we define infidelity in the age of the Internet? In the not so distant past it was whispering couples hiding in dark smoky bars, lipstick stained collars and clandestine motel room romps that made up the concrete realities of relationship infidelity. But in today’s world of online confidential chat, private web browsing, instant messaging and endless porn, not to mention mobile ‘apps’ that locate available sex partners as readily as a decent Italian restaurant, simply defining what makes someone a cheater has have become a lot harder to pin down. http://blogs.psychcentral.com/sex/2011/07/infidelity-in-the-age-of-the-internet/

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(HealthDay News) -- Social phobia is an irrational fear of social situations, including being judged or scrutinized by others. The U.S. National Library of Medicine suggests these potential remedies for coping with social phobia: Receiving cognitive behavioral therapy to help identify the causes of such fears and learning ways to control them. Slowly beginning to attend parties and other social gatherings. Practicing social skills in a group therapy setting. Getting plenty of sleep and exercise, and eating meals on a regular schedule. Limiting or avoiding caffeine, over-the-counter cold medications and other stimulant medications.