Most gamblers lose. So why do people bet their hard-earned money? One of the reasons for gambling is that it’s human nature to feel excited when taking risks and the...
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By Marlo J. Archer, Ph.D. I was in a family feud over money and needed some advice. I invited my dad to have a talk with me about it on...
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by Allen Nohre Many of you read the title and have probably already answered with, “Of course it is!” because the spiritual component of recovery is vitally important. Some may...
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This year, like every year, ABC will air The Ten Commandments around Easter and Passover. Originally released in 1956, the movie remains a perennial favorite, dominating the ratings whenever it...
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Former First Lady reflects 40-plus years of fighting stigma Some months ago, Lori Ashcraft, Ph.D., an editorial board member and longtime contributor of the popular “Tools for Transformation” column, suggested...
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Saying gambling is addictive but not a medical disease begs for definitions of “addiction” and “disease.”The essential element of addiction to gambling is that people become completely absorbed in the...
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Social change comes when we reach a critical mass of people who are affected negatively by a public policy, social stigma, a disease, or discrimination that demands a reaction. In...
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The Meadows is pleased to announce the acquisition of Remuda Ranch. Remuda Ranch is an Arizona inpatient and residential center for women, adolescents and children who are suffering from eating...
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The majority of gamblers who tell their story to a group, truly believe that they accumulate experience and learn from their errors when gambling. In truth, this feeling of personal...
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