Hope for Addicts and Their Families
Hope for Addicts and Their Families – City of Angels is a non-profit organization which provides resources and a meeting place for recovering addicts and their families. Guest, Kevin Meara, a parishioner at St. Vincent De Paul Church in Yardville, founded City of Angels after the death of his son KC who died as a result of a drug overdose. Also, Bill Wilson, permanent deacon, St. Gregory the Great Church shares about how he helps provide spiritual guidance to recovering addicts and their families. A video segment of volunteers sharing their stories of how this unique organization is helping to save the lives of young addicts and help families to cope with this the disease of addictions is also featured during the program. www.cityofangelsnj.org
Why homelessness can happen to anyone
Filed under: addiction help online
Flirtation with cannabis turned to an addiction to harder drugs and it was not long before Tony's plans were cast aside. … "It's a matter of motivation and Porchlight is helping me find a direction and giving me the guidance I should have had when I …
Read more on This is Kent
The Secular Therapist Project Reaches a Milestone: 100 Therapists
Filed under: addiction help online
Many never try to find another therapist, and so they don't get the assistance that might help them resolve their conflicts faster and more thoroughly. If depression or addiction is one of their challenges, this could be downright dangerous. The way I …
Read more on Patheos (blog)
Barrymore raising daughter Jewish, the force is with Abrams, Schumer and …
Filed under: addiction help online
Bethenny Frankel has been flying solo for about a month now, and already the former New York Housewife has decided she's going to write a book about single life, Radar Online reports. “Bethenny has been writing … Festival founder Perry Farrell …
Read more on Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Thousands hooked on gambling
Filed under: addiction help online
WINDHOEK – Thousands of Namibians are addicted to gambling although only a few would admit this addiction or even seek professional help, says a Windhoek-based clinical psychologist, Willem Annandale. Annandale counsels many people who cannot resist …
Read more on New Era