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5 Toxic Parenting Mistakes You Must Avoid At All Costs
Immature adults and toxic parenting styles are incredibly destructive. When adults act like adults, these problems tend to go away.
7 Things You Need To Know If You Want To Help an Addict
Addiction is a complicated and baffling disease that affects tens of millions of men, women, and children. If you want to learn how to help an addict, this article will give you seven important points to consider.
How To Quit Smoking Weed: 7 Things You Can Do Right Now to Kick The Habit
Do you know hot to quit smoking weed? This article will give you 7 strategies to help you overcome your addiction and increase your quality of life.
The Silent Epidemic: Alarming Facts and Statistics About Suicide in the United States
Suicide in the United States is a national epidemic and a public health hazard that must be addressed at the highest levels. 47,000 Americans die every year.
What Is SMART Recovery? 4 Facts Every Addict Should Know
What is SMART Recovery? It’s a science-based alternative to faith-based and 12-Step Programs such as AA and NA.
6 Ridiculous Myths About The Narcotics Anonymous Twelve Steps Program
Narcotics Anonymous is a misunderstood organization. It doesn’t help that TV and films have misrepresented it for decades.
About The Editor
Randy Withers is a Board-Certified Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) and Clinical Addictions Specialist (LCAS) in North Carolina. He is the Managing Editor and Lead Writer of Blunt Therapy. A graduate of Florida State University (BA, MS) and Lenoir-Rhyne University (MA), he is a therapist, educator, writer, and public speaker. He has also been in recovery from co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders since February of 2005. To learn more, go here, or visit his profile on Psychology Today.
