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Domestic violence is any violent, aggressive, or abusive behavior in a relationship between partners, wherein one tries to gain or maintain power and control over another through destructive means.

Illegal drugs such as cocaine, marijuana, and heroin, to name a few, cause negative and even fatal effects to anyone who abuses and becomes addicted to them. However, there seems to be more and more dangerous drugs being made everywhere in the world. This article shows you the newer drugs being made, sold, and used

Cocaine, also known as ‘coke’ on ‘crack’ s a highly powerful and addictive drug. In fact, it is so addictive that studies if you give a mouse some cocaine each time it presses a lever, the mouse will do nothing else but press that lever. It will persistently do it, without stopping, not even to eat

For people who are obsessed or addicted to anything, whether drugs, alcohol, smoking, eating junk foods and many others, quitting is easy. You can say that you have done this a hundred times. As Mark Twain puts it: “It’s easy to quit smoking. I’ve done it hundreds of times.”

Once you have decided to get on the road to recovery, you have to be prepared to deal with your cravings. Before, it was so easy to succumb to these cravings but now, you have to make a commitment to abstain from your addictions.

When you are ‘running and gunning’ on your drug or alcohol addiction, life seems fast paced. However, it just seems like it because for many addicts, a lot–if not all–of their activities revolve around their substance use. But it is all a different story when you are in recovery. For some, being in recovery is

Once you have chosen to take that step into the road to recovery, you will find that it has plenty of challenges you never thought you would ever come across. Beth Leipholtz is a college student and college student paper editor-in-chief who also navigates her way through sobriety. She has written for several publications like

Now that Valentine’s Day is near, let’s take a look at how love can make you do certain things, like act strange and be fixated about one thing–the ‘love of your life’. Don’t you think a person in love acts somewhat life a person who is addicted?

Living with an addicted person, whether a spouse, a parent, a child, or a sibling, can be tough. It can drain you emotionally, physically, and even financially. It is best to understand that we cannot change them–much more cure them. There is now cure-all or overnight remedy for addiction. What you can do is to

If you are an addict’s spouse, brother, sister, son, daughter, parent, or friend, seeing your loved one suffer and deteriorate due to addiction can be heartbreaking. We want to cure him, help him, make him go back to the way he was before. Oftentimes, we blame ourselves, thinking that we could have done something to