Officials Comb Wilson to Find Homeless
Officials comb Wilson to find homeless
Some struggle with medical conditions, domestic violence, drug abuse or mental illness, which poses a problem when trying to find housing and keep it. "They have … "But that is not the definition for U.S. Housing and Urban Development,” she said …
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Panel OKs changes to crack down on synthetic drug trade
Chief among the new recommendations is expanding the definition of an illegal drug from a specific chemical compound to anything producing the same effect as a banned drug. Expanding those definitions will enable authorities to “deal with this amoeba …
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Check Off to Prevent Child Abuse
Check off to prevent child abuse
55 percent of Iowans have experienced at least one type of ACEs, including physical, sexual or emotional child abuse, family dysfunction including substance abuse, mental illness, criminal activity, parental separation and domestic violence. … Your …
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Pain-relief doctor's negligence cited by state regulators
The medical board investigation raised questions about how closely patients were being monitored for signs of drug abuse. For example, the board concluded that the clinic leaders should have tested patients' urine more … paid a $ 1,000 fine this fall …
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Im Just Laying It All Out Here and Just Hopeing Someone Can Help me.Its Long I Understand ):answer?
Question by Zoila Nevay .: Im just laying it all out here and just hopeing someone can help me.Its long i understand ):answer?
Im the type of girl who you can be best friends with and know nothing about.I keep my guard up twenty four seven because whenever i let it down i get disappointed and boy don’t i hate that feeling.Im in 8th grade and don’t think im some kind of emotionally disturbed teen cause im not i just hate talking about my feelings i keep everything bottled in and then one day my parents yell at me and i explode my mom says i have a little anger management problems cause i slam doors and punch things but im not out of control.I just wish i could let my guard down to the point where i don’t have to keep alot of things in.
I feel way more comfortable spilling my life out on the internet to complete strangers then to talk about something with my brother or best friend.
(Alternative Help) Your Drug Abuse Hotline Call 1-855-602-5102
(Alternative Help) Your Drug Abuse Hotline Call 1-855-602-5102 — http://yourdrugabusehotline.com By Richard Mays Hello, my name is Richard Mays and for 16 years I’ve been sober, I use to become addicted to every little thi…
A Runaway Finds Solace and Ricky's Revolution Hits the Streets in Jeannie …
Out of Layla came Ricky's Revolution Non-profit, a 501(c)3 national outreach program to help runaway and homeless youth, victims of domestic violence, and victims of sexual abuse reach a place of safety as quickly as possible. … By providing …
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What Are Some Unique Therapy Groups for Adults?
Question by Vice: What are some unique therapy groups for adults?
I work in an adult residential drug rehab facility for women as a mental health counselor. What are some unique or creative ideas for groups I can hold for the residents? There are already groups for DBT, seeking safety, coping w/triggers anger management, body image, yoga, and domestic violence. I am having difficulty thinking of helpful and creative issues for which to start up a group.
Any suggestions? If so, what type of activities would it involve?
Thanks!
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What Are Hotline Numbers for Teens to Call in for Emotional Help? or to Talk to Someone?
Question by Criss: What are hotline numbers for teens to call in for emotional help? Or to talk to someone?
I know there are some hotline numbers, can anyone give me them? I need to talk to someone who can listen.
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Answer by just_ine_credible
1-866-427-4747
Teen Crisis line
There’s also a website called: Teen 2 Teen…http://www.teenline.org/
Just do a google search using “teen crisis line” you’ll get a lot of websites and phone numbers…good luck!!
Answer by Chris
Call the Hopeline at 1-800-SUICIDE. They work wonders there.