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Shared Healing: Couples in Addiction Recovery

Addiction, often described as a family disease, rarely affects just one person. For couples, the challenge becomes even more complex. Addiction can strain relationships to their breaking point, but it also offers a unique opportunity for shared healing. When two people struggling with addiction choose recovery together, the process can become a profound and life-changing experience. This blog explores the importance of shared healing in addiction recovery, the features of couples rehab programs,

Father, my first idol

It is Poem about father. You make father as idol.

My child is in school

My child is in school, children, school, children, active student, future generation

Child Labor: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions

Child labor remains a significant global issue, affecting millions of children worldwide. It involves minors engaging in work that deprives them of their childhood, education, and fundamental rights. While some forms of work help children develop skills, hazardous labor poses serious risks to their well-being. Understanding the causes, consequences, and possible solutions to child labor is crucial in addressing this pressing issue. What is Child Labor? Child labor refers to work that is mentally

Creative Ways to Treasure Your Child's Artwork

Does your refrigerator door resemble a crowded art gallery overflowing with your child's masterpieces? Don't worry! Here are some fun and creative ideas to preserve your little artist's creations and turn them into cherished keepsakes, all without sacrificing valuable fridge space. 1. The Rotating Art Gallery: Set aside a special spot in your home, like a wall or a large picture frame, to create a mini-museum for your child's artwork. Use colorful frames, fun clipboards, or even a simple clothes

A happiness

Play with fun

A Parents’ Guide to Helping Your Child Overcome Halloween Fears

Halloween is filled with fun costumes, parties, spooky decorations, and sweet treats. This isn’t the case for all, as for some the holiday can bring on anxiety and fear. It is essential to understand any childs’ fears and feelings, and try to take some steps to make the holiday enjoyable for them. Let’s explore various strategies and tips to help your child over their Halloween fears. Communication The first step into helping a child conquer their Halloween anxieties and fears is to have an open

Pupils Physical Access to Lower Basic Schools (Dr. Sarah Oyemwen Osah ** Dr. Kenneth Kelechi Obasi)

This study examined the level of physical access of pupils to lower basic schools in Rivers State. The descriptive research design was used. There should be strict compliance with the policy provision on access to school by re-mapping.

A Lesson in Respect: A Poem for a Disrespectful Child

Respect is a lesson that I must teach It's a lesson that I hope you'll reach It's not something that you can buy or sell It's a lesson that you must learn yourself It's not something that can be taken away It's something that you must learn to stay It's not something that you can ignore It's something that you must learn to explore Respect is a lesson that you must learn It's a lesson that will help you discern It's a lesson that will help you grow It's a lesson that will help you know It's a le

A child

Kids are funny

Child of God

I yearned for wine 🍷 that joy may fuller be Found I sorrow burning in my sunken soul Without thee hath no greater joy man shouldest breathe I drown! I drown! deep in thy love - and give back that I didst owe! I bury now, in deep earth my pride - my ego That hast made thou hid thy face aloft I cast down my knees to the soil and my crown below! That joy mayest spring forth from my belly! Strike the sacred harp in ancient notes and sweet For thou moveth in still waters without ripples For thou de

THE GIRL CHILD

I am a seed, Planted in this soil called life. In me lies fruits, Fruits that will last for generations to come. Fruits that can either be a daughter or a son, a woman or a man, a mother or a father, a sister or a brother, a wife or a husband. Nurture me, Do not torture me, Prune me, Do not hewn me, Love me, Do not hate me, Give me wings to fly high like a bird for I am the girl child. @thebeezybee

WHAT EMOTIONAL ABUSE LOOKS LIKE

Humiliation. Putting you down or demeaning you, especially in front of others. Monitoring. Monitors your phone, social media accounts, or daily activities. Isolation. Keeps you isolated from friends, family, or other support systems in your life. Gaslighting. Making a person question their reality or perception of the experience. Control. Controlling what you wear, how you carry yourself, what you talk about, how you do your make-up, who you speak to etc. Threats. They threaten you or your loved ones with or without a weapon. They threaten to harm you, your loved ones, or themselves during arguments. Intentional cheating. Cheating to hurt you or teach you a lesson intentionally. Aggression. Damages your belongings, breaks things when angry, punches the wall or throws things at you. Emotional withholding. Intentionally withholding love and affection until they get what they want.

Damaged by abuse

Depraved and stained is my mind. Emotionally I'm unraveling not because of the blood splattered on the walls infact those force a smirk or perhaps a smile, accompanied by the sy of relief for abuse cannot no will no longer happen to me. But damaged I am and damaged i will always be. With Each act and every assault the parts that made me, me were violently stripped and ripped away from me. Now I feel like an empty shell, a well of torture memories that play only to rewind. I don't believe I've

"A Brave Journey to Freedom: The Orphaned Child's Resilience"

As we reflect on Ethan's incredible journey, may we be reminded that the human spirit is capable of extraordinary feats, and that the pursuit of freedom and a better life is a universal dream that knows no boundaries.

drug abuse and its dangers.

(also called substance use disorder) the more likely you are to avoid some of the more dire consequences of the disease. Drug addiction isn’t about just heroin, cocaine, or other illegal drugs. You can get addicted to alcohol, nicotine, sleep and anti-anxiety medications, and other legal substances. You can also get addicted to prescription or illegally obtained narcotic pain medications, or opioids. This problem is at epidemic levels in the United States. In 2018, opioids played a role in two-t

Reclaiming Sobriety: The Journey Through Alcohol Rehab

Addiction is a battle that millions face each day. It’s a struggle that doesn’t just affect the individual but ripples through their relationships, health, and livelihood. For those grappling with drug or alcohol abuse, seeking treatment can feel daunting but is crucial to reclaiming not only sobriety but also life itself. This blog explores what the path to recovery looks like, from understanding addiction to life after rehab, offering valuable insights for individuals and their loved ones. Whe

Highly Sensitive Child (HSC)

Highly sensitive children, also known as HSCs, are individuals who are particularly attuned to their surroundings and experiences. They possess a natural ability to perceive and process information in a deeper and more complex way than their peers. This heightened sensitivity can lead to a variety of unique challenges and opportunities for these children and their families. What is a Highly Sensitive Child? A Highly Sensitive Child, or HSC, is a term coined by Dr. Elaine Aron, a clinical psychol

Symptoms of drug addiction

Drug addiction in some people begins after taking narcotic substances for the purpose of experimentation and entertainment, while addiction in others occurs as a result of the use of certain prescription drugs to treat a specific health problem, examples of drugs that may cause addiction are morphine, so what are the symptoms of drug addiction

A Guide to Quickly Feeding Your Toddler

Feeding a toddler can be challenging, but with these tips and ideas, you can make mealtime quicker, easier, and more enjoyable for both you and your child. Remember to keep it simple, make it fun, and involve your toddler in the cooking process.