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Tag: alcohol

Alcohol Abuse in the Elderly

Alcohol Abuse in the Elderly

by | Mar 28, 2018 | Articles

Alcohol Abuse in the Elderly If you have an elderly loved one and want the best for her, you likely take every step to ensure that your loved one is as safe and comfortable as possible. As your friend or family member ages, you will need to watch him so that you can...
Alcoholism in the Family

Alcoholism in the Family

by | Jan 3, 2018 | Articles

Alcoholism in Family Alcoholism is a terrible disease that has already harmed many people and will continue to do so until we find a solution. When learning the factors that contribute to alcoholism, it’s important to consider the role a person’s family...
How Addiction Tests Your Faith

How Addiction Tests Your Faith

by | Dec 6, 2017 | Articles

Have a Little Faith If you’re struggling with substance abuse or supporting someone who is, you may experience addiction testing your faith. When relationships are strained, job performance is poor and finances are a mess, it’s hard to imagine a future life of...
Why Do People Use Drugs? Part 2

Why Do People Use Drugs? Part 2

by | Jul 29, 2014 | Articles

EPISODE 1 – Part 2 Originally Aired 11/9/2013 Mike Vazquez: You’re listening to Renewing Hope on Ave Maria Radio. To call in with a question or comment dial 888-778-5833. That’s 888-778-5833. Vazquez: Welcome back to Renewing Hope. I’m Mike Vazquez your guide on this...

The Science of Addiction

by | Apr 24, 2014 | Articles

For many people, addiction is seen as a social condition. Those who end up addicted to drugs are often seen as morally weak. They are expected to simply stop their behavior and make better choices for themselves. And in fact sometimes that happens. However, this is...

Our graduates tell their stories…

As I Arrived. I had a lot of emotions going on coming here: anger (getting “help”─again─but this time out-of-state), and fear (first time on a plane, going to the middle...
- Shari
When first arriving at St. Gregory I had mixed feelings about the health and wellness workouts. I came in at 136 lbs and didn’t think it was possible to reach...
- Chris
The good life is not merely a life free from addictions, physical and/or psychological—addictions that usually are the outward manifestations of deeper problems—but a life lived in harmonious balance, free...
- Matt
I came to St. Gregory’s at my all-time worst—physically, emotionally, and mentally. Having gone through a bad rehab experience once before, I had been very reluctant in succumbing to that...
- CJ
No matter where I start my thought process when reflecting upon my time before, during and after St. Gregory’s, I always seem to end up in the same place in...
- Kaele

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