Simple Strategy for How to Get Through Drug Rehab ArticlesBy The Ranch TNFebruary 26, 2012Drug rehab may be the last thing on your mind when it actually comes time to face the music and do something about your addiction. In fact, most people entering into treatment would probably say they’d rather be anywhere else in the world rather than going into rehab. Even a trip to the dentist would… Details
Love Addiction: Amber Smith Shares her Story ArticlesBy The Ranch TNFebruary 23, 2012Amber Smith is a well-known model, actress, and reality star. Her experiences on the ground-breaking television shows Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew, Sober House and Sex Rehab with Dr. Drew have exposed addiction as the disease that doesn’t discriminate. The wealth of knowledge she has received working with some of the best addictionologists in the… Details
How to Help If Bipolar Disorder Becomes a Crisis Articles>Mental HealthBy The Ranch TNFebruary 22, 2012For many people with bipolar disorder, the inconvenience of needing to take medications, stay in touch with a doctor and therapist, and perhaps experience some side effects from the medications from time to time is by far outweighed by the good that comes from living a fully functional life with bipolar disorder well controlled. Being… Details
How to Support a Loved One with Bipolar Disorder Articles>Mental HealthBy The Ranch TNFebruary 22, 2012What does it mean to find out that your loved one – a parent, child or spouse, has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder? How can you help and what should you expect? For many people, the initial reaction may be one of relief. Finally you have an answer for inexplicable behavior and moods: the rages… Details
Researchers Say Anxiety, Cravings Also Part of Love Addiction ArticlesBy The Ranch TNFebruary 22, 2012Research is backing up what songs have said for years – you can, truly, become addicted to love. Like cocaine or alcohol, recent studies are looking at how the brain reacts and responds to love in its pleasure centers, thereby creating an addiction. Like other addictions, love addiction may create strong feelings of pleasure –… Details
Is Your Husband a Sex Addict? Articles>Sex AddictionBy The Ranch TNFebruary 19, 2012While women have joked about men “always thinking about sex” or “being addicted to sex”, having a husband who is truly a sex addict is no laughing matter. It goes far beyond just being married to someone who’s appetite for sex seems insatiable. Those with sex addiction (also known as a hypersexual disorder) will act… Details
Women Mimic Eating of Others ArticlesBy The Ranch TNFebruary 18, 2012When women sit down to a meal together in a restaurant, they often badger each other about their choices. If one woman orders a salad, the others might tease her about “being good” or that she’s thin as a rail and should eat something more. Women may also laugh when the dessert menu is presented,… Details
Weathering the Storms in Recovery ArticlesBy The Ranch TNFebruary 15, 2012“It is only in sorrow bad weather masters us; in joy we face the storm and defy it.” – Amelia Barr, British-American novelist (1831-1919) It’s normal to feel down sometimes. In fact, there are times in recovery, especially in early recovery, when it may seem as if all we do is encounter turmoil and stress… Details
Long Term Health Effects of Bulimia Articles>Eating DisordersBy The Ranch TNFebruary 13, 2012Bulimia robs the body of nutrients and leaves individuals with health problems that last throughout their life. When young adults attempt to lose weight by the practice of eating and then purging their food, they have no idea of the severe harm they’re doing to their bodies.
Researchers Find Patients with Body Dysmorphic Disorder Often Improve but Recovery Can Take Years ArticlesBy The Ranch TNFebruary 10, 2012Body dysmorphic disorder is a type of mental illness that is ruthless to sufferers and causes them to obsess constantly over nonexistent or even slight defects in physical appearance, according to researchers. The results of a recent long term study tracked 15 sufferers of this disease through the course of eight years.
