How would alcohol abuse in the father lead to developmental problems in the fetus?
Q. It is easy to see how alcohol abuse in the mother could lead to developmental problems in the fetus. How would alcohol abuse in the father lead to developmental problems in the fetus?
Asked by Questions . - Sun Feb 15 23:01:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ethanol in alcoholic beverages has been consumed by humans since prehistoric times for a variety of hygienic, dietary, medicinal, religious, and recreational reasons. The consumption of large doses of ethanol causes drunkenness (intoxication), which may lead to a hangover as its effects wear off. Depending upon the dose and the regularity of its consumption, ethanol can cause acute respiratory failure or death. Because ethanol impairs judgment in humans, it can be a catalyst for reckless or irresponsible behavior. The LD50 of ethanol in rats is 10,300 mg/kg.[5] Other alcohols are substantially more poisonous than ethanol, partly because they take much longer to be metabolized and partly because their metabolzation produces substances that… [cont.]
Answered by phoenixflight - Sun Feb 15 23:06:35 2009
Q. It is easy to see how alcohol abuse in the mother could lead to developmental problems in the fetus. How would alcohol abuse in the father lead to developmental problems in the fetus?
Asked by Questions . - Sun Feb 15 23:01:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ethanol in alcoholic beverages has been consumed by humans since prehistoric times for a variety of hygienic, dietary, medicinal, religious, and recreational reasons. The consumption of large doses of ethanol causes drunkenness (intoxication), which may lead to a hangover as its effects wear off. Depending upon the dose and the regularity of its consumption, ethanol can cause acute respiratory failure or death. Because ethanol impairs judgment in humans, it can be a catalyst for reckless or irresponsible behavior. The LD50 of ethanol in rats is 10,300 mg/kg.[5] Other alcohols are substantially more poisonous than ethanol, partly because they take much longer to be metabolized and partly because their metabolzation produces substances that… [cont.]
Answered by phoenixflight - Sun Feb 15 23:06:35 2009
What are your thoughts about animal abuse?
Q. I was just wondering what some of your thoughts on animal abuse are? I personally can't believe people can do that to a living breathing animal. I don't understand it. I want to work as an animal abuse control officer and someday open my own adoption facility for abused animals, of any kind. I especially hate those korean dog meat farms, I can't even bare to see nor watch videos about it.
Asked by C0L - Mon Dec 15 23:28:11 2008 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i have no tolerance for any kind of animal mistreatment.i quit going to the pet section because so many people on there that were being irresponsible pet owners and after getting 12 violations in 1 week for saying what i thought i left it. good for you for your goals. i. love animal planets shows about the abuse inspectors. i hope you succeed in all your endeavors.
Answered by whizzz - Mon Dec 15 23:39:15 2008
Q. I was just wondering what some of your thoughts on animal abuse are? I personally can't believe people can do that to a living breathing animal. I don't understand it. I want to work as an animal abuse control officer and someday open my own adoption facility for abused animals, of any kind. I especially hate those korean dog meat farms, I can't even bare to see nor watch videos about it.
Asked by C0L - Mon Dec 15 23:28:11 2008 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments
A. i have no tolerance for any kind of animal mistreatment.i quit going to the pet section because so many people on there that were being irresponsible pet owners and after getting 12 violations in 1 week for saying what i thought i left it. good for you for your goals. i. love animal planets shows about the abuse inspectors. i hope you succeed in all your endeavors.
Answered by whizzz - Mon Dec 15 23:39:15 2008
What are some of the reasons why domestic abuse victim might not report it to the authorities?
Q. Writing an essay on domestic abuse (focusing mainly on domestic violence) I understand that a victim may fear that the abuse will become worse if the abuser finds out it's been reported, and that victims of any abuse are made to feel guilty and as though it's somehow their fault. However, are there any other reasons? I'm trying to be as detailed as possible.
Asked by Kit - Sun Nov 2 03:56:35 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am going to state the reasons that will not have a victim report abuse and since commonly the abuser is male and victim female I will refer to them as that but baring in mind that abusers are also females and abuse is common in homosexual relationships. Also fear is one of the main elements but I will try to provide a variety of other reasons. Studies have shown that it is harder to convince judges and juries to convict in abuse cases, because of prejudices against complainants as well as misconceptions about what "type" of man would commit such a crime. Courts can reserve a certain scepticism and disparaging biases against females are still the rule of the day in courts even amongst female employees. The police and courts may have… [cont.]
Answered by Angel - Tue Nov 4 06:27:11 2008
Q. Writing an essay on domestic abuse (focusing mainly on domestic violence) I understand that a victim may fear that the abuse will become worse if the abuser finds out it's been reported, and that victims of any abuse are made to feel guilty and as though it's somehow their fault. However, are there any other reasons? I'm trying to be as detailed as possible.
Asked by Kit - Sun Nov 2 03:56:35 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am going to state the reasons that will not have a victim report abuse and since commonly the abuser is male and victim female I will refer to them as that but baring in mind that abusers are also females and abuse is common in homosexual relationships. Also fear is one of the main elements but I will try to provide a variety of other reasons. Studies have shown that it is harder to convince judges and juries to convict in abuse cases, because of prejudices against complainants as well as misconceptions about what "type" of man would commit such a crime. Courts can reserve a certain scepticism and disparaging biases against females are still the rule of the day in courts even amongst female employees. The police and courts may have… [cont.]
Answered by Angel - Tue Nov 4 06:27:11 2008
What does abuse look like when it's done by the wife or gf?
Q. I often see claims from people saying that the majority of abusers are men. We know so little about how women abuse men, because women have effectively painted men as abusers and men don't want to admit they are abused. What does an abusive women look like and what are their actions? Could a woman even recognize herself as abusive and would the man recognize he is abused?
Asked by Rickey - Wed Jul 22 14:39:10 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I often see claims from people saying that the majority of abusers are men. We know so little about how women abuse men, because women have effectively painted men as abusers and men don't want to admit they are abused. What does an abusive women look like and what are their actions? Could a woman even recognize herself as abusive and would the man recognize he is abused?
Asked by Rickey - Wed Jul 22 14:39:10 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
What animal should I choose for my animal abuse paper?
Q. For school I have to write a paper on animal abuse. I can only pick one animal that's abused to write it on, though. Which animal would be the easiest to write about? Links and information would be helpful, thank you.
Asked by Danielle - Wed Feb 11 17:04:06 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try to think of a really cute animal, or one that looks really sad. I think the younger, the more attention they will attract. Try a puppy, a kitten, or something like that. Good luck! =)
Answered by My Yummy Fry - Wed Feb 11 17:08:27 2009
Q. For school I have to write a paper on animal abuse. I can only pick one animal that's abused to write it on, though. Which animal would be the easiest to write about? Links and information would be helpful, thank you.
Asked by Danielle - Wed Feb 11 17:04:06 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try to think of a really cute animal, or one that looks really sad. I think the younger, the more attention they will attract. Try a puppy, a kitten, or something like that. Good luck! =)
Answered by My Yummy Fry - Wed Feb 11 17:08:27 2009
How much abuse to do you have to take in your customer service job?
Q. I have worked in customer services for about 10 years. Every company is different with how much abuse you are expected to take. I have had jobs where I had to just take endless abuse, personal insults and just stand there and smile, and I have had jobs where I am allowed to hang up on or walk away from very nasty customers. at my job now we are allowed to hang up if a customer way out of line.
Asked by eastcoastdebra - Wed Apr 2 09:24:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do your best for as long as you can. There comes a time when enough is enough. When you know there is nothing more you can do to make the customer happy just smile and tell them you understand but you've done all you can. Hang up or walk away. No customer has the right to verbally abuse you.
Answered by feeling ripped off - Wed Apr 2 09:33:10 2008
Q. I have worked in customer services for about 10 years. Every company is different with how much abuse you are expected to take. I have had jobs where I had to just take endless abuse, personal insults and just stand there and smile, and I have had jobs where I am allowed to hang up on or walk away from very nasty customers. at my job now we are allowed to hang up if a customer way out of line.
Asked by eastcoastdebra - Wed Apr 2 09:24:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Do your best for as long as you can. There comes a time when enough is enough. When you know there is nothing more you can do to make the customer happy just smile and tell them you understand but you've done all you can. Hang up or walk away. No customer has the right to verbally abuse you.
Answered by feeling ripped off - Wed Apr 2 09:33:10 2008
How do you explain to teenagers about drug abuse?
Q. I am working on a youth programme about drug abuse. There are so many awareness programmes out there and ads that explains about drug abuse. And yet, these messages did not compute in most of these young minds. Were the ads not effective? Are we saying the wrong thing?
Asked by kristalchampagne - Thu Jun 21 14:06:15 2007 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The best thing to do is actually show kids how drugs will effect them. Like get a volunteer, tell the students that this is what will happen when you do crack or weed etc. Use make-up, breath enhancers, and other things to make the person look like the result of doing drugs. Or get someone who has done drugs, and has effected their lives severely and have them speak to the class about their experience.
Answered by Pinay - Thu Jun 21 14:12:22 2007
Q. I am working on a youth programme about drug abuse. There are so many awareness programmes out there and ads that explains about drug abuse. And yet, these messages did not compute in most of these young minds. Were the ads not effective? Are we saying the wrong thing?
Asked by kristalchampagne - Thu Jun 21 14:06:15 2007 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The best thing to do is actually show kids how drugs will effect them. Like get a volunteer, tell the students that this is what will happen when you do crack or weed etc. Use make-up, breath enhancers, and other things to make the person look like the result of doing drugs. Or get someone who has done drugs, and has effected their lives severely and have them speak to the class about their experience.
Answered by Pinay - Thu Jun 21 14:12:22 2007
How can I report animal abuse in a local shelter?
Q. I want to find a way to report animal abuse that I witnessed in a local animal shelter and I would like it to be brought to the publics attention but our local newspaper will not help and please do not tell me to report it to the aspca or peta because I know aboout them but that will not help. So if anyone knows anyway to help with this please let me know.
Asked by pinkster12 - Fri Nov 3 09:18:10 2006 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. firstly document the facts now so you dont forget later... if their is a manager of the shelter you should report it to them...the local newspaper is generaly the best way of bringing things to the publics attention HOWEVER they risk being sued if the information is incorrect plus will get blasted by alot of shelter supporters for running the story... PLUS they are worried about undoing any good things that the shelter does do... ok.. so if this shelter is not an SPCA the SPCA itself will know who investigates complaints in that area.. they may not help but can tell you who will a vet might know who you contact or the city itself usually investigates complaints of abuse...so call them too... good luck - make sure what you saw was infact… [cont.]
Answered by CF_ - Fri Nov 3 10:03:40 2006
Q. I want to find a way to report animal abuse that I witnessed in a local animal shelter and I would like it to be brought to the publics attention but our local newspaper will not help and please do not tell me to report it to the aspca or peta because I know aboout them but that will not help. So if anyone knows anyway to help with this please let me know.
Asked by pinkster12 - Fri Nov 3 09:18:10 2006 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. firstly document the facts now so you dont forget later... if their is a manager of the shelter you should report it to them...the local newspaper is generaly the best way of bringing things to the publics attention HOWEVER they risk being sued if the information is incorrect plus will get blasted by alot of shelter supporters for running the story... PLUS they are worried about undoing any good things that the shelter does do... ok.. so if this shelter is not an SPCA the SPCA itself will know who investigates complaints in that area.. they may not help but can tell you who will a vet might know who you contact or the city itself usually investigates complaints of abuse...so call them too... good luck - make sure what you saw was infact… [cont.]
Answered by CF_ - Fri Nov 3 10:03:40 2006
What could I do to help stop child abuse as a senior Girl Scout?
Q. (Plese no dumb answers making fun of me or girl scouts. I really need some ideas) I'm a 15 year old girl scout (don't ask) and i'm working on my gold award. That's like a really big 4 year project. Some people build shelters or send books to 3rd world countries. I really want to do something to help stop child abuse. I read the book 'A Child Called It' and it made me really want to do something to stop or prevent child abuse. Ludacris's new video 'Runaway Love' really influenced me too. Doing something for the victims in the shelters is easy, but they're already saved. I want to help the other children who really need it. I know it's a lot to ask and there's no real way to stop it. But there has to be something I can do. And I have a… [cont.]
Asked by Tami - Wed Feb 21 20:09:23 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I took an excellent class last semester on Child Abuse - so my first word of advice would be to contact local universities to see if any are teaching classes on the topic (usually in the sociology or social work departments), and see if you could make contact with their professors. I'm sure anyone who cares enough about this topic to teach a whole class on the subject would be to sit down and talk to you more about the topic. Here's a few ideas you might want to consider: - Do a Google search for "Child Advocacy Center" and see if you can find one in your area. These centers are places where children come when abuse is suspected in the home, and they work with a team of advocates from different fields (police, attorneys, dr.s, social… [cont.]
Answered by Heather K - Fri Feb 23 23:54:50 2007
Q. (Plese no dumb answers making fun of me or girl scouts. I really need some ideas) I'm a 15 year old girl scout (don't ask) and i'm working on my gold award. That's like a really big 4 year project. Some people build shelters or send books to 3rd world countries. I really want to do something to help stop child abuse. I read the book 'A Child Called It' and it made me really want to do something to stop or prevent child abuse. Ludacris's new video 'Runaway Love' really influenced me too. Doing something for the victims in the shelters is easy, but they're already saved. I want to help the other children who really need it. I know it's a lot to ask and there's no real way to stop it. But there has to be something I can do. And I have a… [cont.]
Asked by Tami - Wed Feb 21 20:09:23 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I took an excellent class last semester on Child Abuse - so my first word of advice would be to contact local universities to see if any are teaching classes on the topic (usually in the sociology or social work departments), and see if you could make contact with their professors. I'm sure anyone who cares enough about this topic to teach a whole class on the subject would be to sit down and talk to you more about the topic. Here's a few ideas you might want to consider: - Do a Google search for "Child Advocacy Center" and see if you can find one in your area. These centers are places where children come when abuse is suspected in the home, and they work with a team of advocates from different fields (police, attorneys, dr.s, social… [cont.]
Answered by Heather K - Fri Feb 23 23:54:50 2007
How is verbal abuse defined from a legal standpoint?
Q. Almost everyone fights and says things that they don't mean at times, but I don't really think of that as being verbal abuse. What is the definition of verbal abuse? Thank you!
Asked by Matthew - Sun Sep 7 16:09:51 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is how it's defined in U.S law, not sure whether it'd be different in European states or anything. "Verbal abuse is the use of words to cause harm to the person being spoken to. It is difficult to define and may take many forms. Similarly, the harm caused is often difficult to measure. The most commonly understood form is name-calling. Verbal abuse may consist of shouting, insulting, intimidating, threatening, shaming, demeaning, or derogatory language, among other forms of communication."
Answered by the redcap - Sun Sep 7 16:15:25 2008
Q. Almost everyone fights and says things that they don't mean at times, but I don't really think of that as being verbal abuse. What is the definition of verbal abuse? Thank you!
Asked by Matthew - Sun Sep 7 16:09:51 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is how it's defined in U.S law, not sure whether it'd be different in European states or anything. "Verbal abuse is the use of words to cause harm to the person being spoken to. It is difficult to define and may take many forms. Similarly, the harm caused is often difficult to measure. The most commonly understood form is name-calling. Verbal abuse may consist of shouting, insulting, intimidating, threatening, shaming, demeaning, or derogatory language, among other forms of communication."
Answered by the redcap - Sun Sep 7 16:15:25 2008
How does the enabling of substance abuse addiction work?
Q. I have heard that sometimes, families can even sort of encourage the individual to continue on with his substance abuse addiction. How so? What are they doing that actually acts to the detriment of the individual?
Asked by bayley de - Thu Aug 16 23:39:53 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Enabling substance abuse addiction simply means that the person tolerates the addiction of the individual. They make it easy for the patient to continue on indulging in the substance. Enabling substance abuse addiction can be manifested in a variety of ways, some of which are as follows: * making excuses for the person's behavior * doing something for the person instead of letting him do it himself * not recognizing the problem or denying its existence, therefore allowing the behavior to go on. * helping the individual fuel his substance abuse addiction by giving him money, finishing his work for him, or just plain ignoring his behavior and shortcomings. If you happen to know someone who is a substance abuse addict, then you should take… [cont.]
Answered by abigayle la - Thu Aug 16 23:42:56 2007
Q. I have heard that sometimes, families can even sort of encourage the individual to continue on with his substance abuse addiction. How so? What are they doing that actually acts to the detriment of the individual?
Asked by bayley de - Thu Aug 16 23:39:53 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Enabling substance abuse addiction simply means that the person tolerates the addiction of the individual. They make it easy for the patient to continue on indulging in the substance. Enabling substance abuse addiction can be manifested in a variety of ways, some of which are as follows: * making excuses for the person's behavior * doing something for the person instead of letting him do it himself * not recognizing the problem or denying its existence, therefore allowing the behavior to go on. * helping the individual fuel his substance abuse addiction by giving him money, finishing his work for him, or just plain ignoring his behavior and shortcomings. If you happen to know someone who is a substance abuse addict, then you should take… [cont.]
Answered by abigayle la - Thu Aug 16 23:42:56 2007
What are some crazy definitions of animal abuse and animal welfare?
Q. I need to know what some of your personal definitions are of animal abuse and animal welfare...the crazier the better as long as they could actually be real. Thanks a lot.
Asked by rotcfreak1 - Mon Oct 27 01:01:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal abuse is when you don't have a name for your no-legged dog because no matter what you call him he wont come.
Answered by lines_45 - Mon Oct 27 01:52:13 2008
Q. I need to know what some of your personal definitions are of animal abuse and animal welfare...the crazier the better as long as they could actually be real. Thanks a lot.
Asked by rotcfreak1 - Mon Oct 27 01:01:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Animal abuse is when you don't have a name for your no-legged dog because no matter what you call him he wont come.
Answered by lines_45 - Mon Oct 27 01:52:13 2008
What legal term means to mistreat or abuse humans? Also what charge can be brought against people enslaving?
Q. I need to know a legal term or charge to bring against the Spanish Conquers because of their abuse/mistreatment of Native Americans. Also for their enslavement of Native Americans. Thanks!
Asked by Mermaid Queen - Wed Sep 3 17:46:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. agravated assualt, agravated battery, prolly blackmailing, theft it really depends who u articulate the story
Answered by Lil Dj. Flo - Wed Sep 3 17:57:19 2008
Q. I need to know a legal term or charge to bring against the Spanish Conquers because of their abuse/mistreatment of Native Americans. Also for their enslavement of Native Americans. Thanks!
Asked by Mermaid Queen - Wed Sep 3 17:46:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. agravated assualt, agravated battery, prolly blackmailing, theft it really depends who u articulate the story
Answered by Lil Dj. Flo - Wed Sep 3 17:57:19 2008
How will I be able to find substance abuse treatment programs in Cleveland, Georgia?
Q. I'm doing this for a special project in school. As part of my report, I wanted to be able to include a few interviews of people who are undergoing a substance abuse treatment program. Does anybody know how I can get a hold of contact numbers of treatment centers?
Asked by ayah a - Tue Jun 5 05:25:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like an interesting project, and I hope you do well. Look in the yellow pages. You will find a list of the addiction treatment centers in your area there. Make sure to call first to ask them if you can interview the patients. Below are links that might be helpful. Good luck!
Answered by beatrice c - Tue Jun 5 05:29:15 2007
Q. I'm doing this for a special project in school. As part of my report, I wanted to be able to include a few interviews of people who are undergoing a substance abuse treatment program. Does anybody know how I can get a hold of contact numbers of treatment centers?
Asked by ayah a - Tue Jun 5 05:25:36 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds like an interesting project, and I hope you do well. Look in the yellow pages. You will find a list of the addiction treatment centers in your area there. Make sure to call first to ask them if you can interview the patients. Below are links that might be helpful. Good luck!
Answered by beatrice c - Tue Jun 5 05:29:15 2007
How can you differentiate between alcoholism and alcohol abuse?
Q. What are signs from your drinking pattern/lifestyle that can distinguish between alcohohlism and alcohol abuse? I know that many of the signs must be the same but maybe there are particular cues. I'd prefer not the typical "drinking lecture," but rather information regarding this topic as I want to be safe and watch myself as I've noticed some bad patterns. Thanks.
Asked by JR8898 - Mon Oct 15 19:05:18 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is how I think you differentiate between alcoholism and alcohol abuse. Alcoholism 1. Drink more alcohol over a longer period of time than they intend to. 2. Cannot control how much they drink, even though they recognize that they drink too much. 3. Spend much of their time getting and drinking alcohol and recovering from its effects. 4. The alcohol's effects, including intoxication and withdrawal, interfere with their ability to work, study, and meet family obligations. 5. Continue to drink despite experiencing significant alcohol-related problems. 6. Have developed a tolerance for alcohol and have to drink more to get the same effects that they used to get. 7. When drinking stops or u cut down a lot, u experience withdrawal… [cont.]
Answered by sweet escape - Mon Oct 15 19:31:04 2007
Q. What are signs from your drinking pattern/lifestyle that can distinguish between alcohohlism and alcohol abuse? I know that many of the signs must be the same but maybe there are particular cues. I'd prefer not the typical "drinking lecture," but rather information regarding this topic as I want to be safe and watch myself as I've noticed some bad patterns. Thanks.
Asked by JR8898 - Mon Oct 15 19:05:18 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is how I think you differentiate between alcoholism and alcohol abuse. Alcoholism 1. Drink more alcohol over a longer period of time than they intend to. 2. Cannot control how much they drink, even though they recognize that they drink too much. 3. Spend much of their time getting and drinking alcohol and recovering from its effects. 4. The alcohol's effects, including intoxication and withdrawal, interfere with their ability to work, study, and meet family obligations. 5. Continue to drink despite experiencing significant alcohol-related problems. 6. Have developed a tolerance for alcohol and have to drink more to get the same effects that they used to get. 7. When drinking stops or u cut down a lot, u experience withdrawal… [cont.]
Answered by sweet escape - Mon Oct 15 19:31:04 2007
How do you report abuse to the police from countries away?
Q. I don't know if this is possible, but I have a friend who lives in Canada, who has a friend here in the States who has an abusive boyfriend, and the situation sounds bad. However, the girlfriend refuses to report the abuse because she loves him. So, is there any way for her to report the abuse from so far away? Or, would the report not be taken seriously? Anyone have any ideas or advice on this situation?
Asked by Elyse - Wed Jul 26 23:46:18 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think it would be taken as seriously as if it were made by someone in the states (coming from someone in canada)...she should call in to report it for sure. she would just need to explain the situation and how she knows about it, ie. through phone conversations or internet.
Answered by kogirl - Wed Jul 26 23:54:10 2006
Q. I don't know if this is possible, but I have a friend who lives in Canada, who has a friend here in the States who has an abusive boyfriend, and the situation sounds bad. However, the girlfriend refuses to report the abuse because she loves him. So, is there any way for her to report the abuse from so far away? Or, would the report not be taken seriously? Anyone have any ideas or advice on this situation?
Asked by Elyse - Wed Jul 26 23:46:18 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think it would be taken as seriously as if it were made by someone in the states (coming from someone in canada)...she should call in to report it for sure. she would just need to explain the situation and how she knows about it, ie. through phone conversations or internet.
Answered by kogirl - Wed Jul 26 23:54:10 2006
I would like to find more information regarding substance abuse treatment in Sullivan, Maine. How?
Q. I want to know more about substance abuse treatment, specifically about the treatment of prescription drug addiction. I already did a research on the Internet, but I feel that the information I have found is not enough. Any suggestions?
Asked by aiyana ts - Wed Sep 5 03:04:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you should go to substance abuse treatment centers. They'll surely be able to provide you with more information regarding treatment methods, as well as the kinds of therapies that they offer to the patients. To find the treatment centers, you can use the links below. You can also go to the local hospital and ask one of the hospital staff to give you a list of the treatment centers in your area. Good luck! I do hope that you get the information you need.
Answered by anahy e - Wed Sep 5 03:05:14 2007
Q. I want to know more about substance abuse treatment, specifically about the treatment of prescription drug addiction. I already did a research on the Internet, but I feel that the information I have found is not enough. Any suggestions?
Asked by aiyana ts - Wed Sep 5 03:04:04 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you should go to substance abuse treatment centers. They'll surely be able to provide you with more information regarding treatment methods, as well as the kinds of therapies that they offer to the patients. To find the treatment centers, you can use the links below. You can also go to the local hospital and ask one of the hospital staff to give you a list of the treatment centers in your area. Good luck! I do hope that you get the information you need.
Answered by anahy e - Wed Sep 5 03:05:14 2007
What do you consider child abuse and normal parent punishments? And are you against it child abuse?
Q. Do you try and stop it?If so how? some People are not against child abuse.i am founder for a community service group and our next project is this.To stop it.At least do our best to try.
Asked by blank - Fri Nov 21 23:19:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a spanking, a little slap...thats fine every now and then because its not causing physical harm and its establishing a punishment...but like beating up your kids, thats child abuse...i grew up where what you people would consider child abuse was the norm...and we dealt with it when we got old enough...im not gonna do that to my kids, but ill spank them if they deserve it
Answered by X - Fri Nov 21 23:23:58 2008
Q. Do you try and stop it?If so how? some People are not against child abuse.i am founder for a community service group and our next project is this.To stop it.At least do our best to try.
Asked by blank - Fri Nov 21 23:19:22 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a spanking, a little slap...thats fine every now and then because its not causing physical harm and its establishing a punishment...but like beating up your kids, thats child abuse...i grew up where what you people would consider child abuse was the norm...and we dealt with it when we got old enough...im not gonna do that to my kids, but ill spank them if they deserve it
Answered by X - Fri Nov 21 23:23:58 2008
How do I find a therapist that specializes in sexual abuse survivors?
Q. I am an adult dealing with the effects of childhood sexual abuse. How do I find a therapist that specializes in this area? I live in Delaware, and have easy access to South Jersey if there aren't any here.
Asked by Beth - Sat Feb 7 21:04:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Beth the best way to find a specialist is to call the Administrator of Mental Health in your area (in the Blue Pages) and explain they issue you are wanting to address in therapy. Also if you have a United Way in your area they are very effective at finding specialists. God Bless Reggie p.s. also you can go on site at NAMI.org and look someone up that way. National Association Mental Health orginatization- top contributor with issues.
Answered by ReggieR - Sat Feb 7 21:17:36 2009
Q. I am an adult dealing with the effects of childhood sexual abuse. How do I find a therapist that specializes in this area? I live in Delaware, and have easy access to South Jersey if there aren't any here.
Asked by Beth - Sat Feb 7 21:04:55 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Beth the best way to find a specialist is to call the Administrator of Mental Health in your area (in the Blue Pages) and explain they issue you are wanting to address in therapy. Also if you have a United Way in your area they are very effective at finding specialists. God Bless Reggie p.s. also you can go on site at NAMI.org and look someone up that way. National Association Mental Health orginatization- top contributor with issues.
Answered by ReggieR - Sat Feb 7 21:17:36 2009
How can I help in the efforts to stop animal abuse?
Q. Animal abuse is always something I have felt VERY strongly against, and I'd really like to join the efforts to put an end to it. What can I do?
Asked by Christine - Thu Sep 14 21:59:42 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Help with organizations like www.bestfriends.org, the largest no-kill animal shelter in the country. And help at the shelter in your own town. Lobby to make it no-kill. Encourage spay/neuter clinics. Do what you believe in, but make sure it helps and is a positive influence, not a negative one. PETA (and the more radical organizations it supports) usually ends up hurting the cause, and has been responsible for actually putting pets to death after supposedly "saving" them. Make sure you understand what an organization really stands for (PETA, for example, wants to destroy all "artificial" breeds, which would include most of the cattle, and all the pets in the world).
Answered by Tub T (Mike Blanche) - Thu Sep 14 22:11:46 2006
Q. Animal abuse is always something I have felt VERY strongly against, and I'd really like to join the efforts to put an end to it. What can I do?
Asked by Christine - Thu Sep 14 21:59:42 2006 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Help with organizations like www.bestfriends.org, the largest no-kill animal shelter in the country. And help at the shelter in your own town. Lobby to make it no-kill. Encourage spay/neuter clinics. Do what you believe in, but make sure it helps and is a positive influence, not a negative one. PETA (and the more radical organizations it supports) usually ends up hurting the cause, and has been responsible for actually putting pets to death after supposedly "saving" them. Make sure you understand what an organization really stands for (PETA, for example, wants to destroy all "artificial" breeds, which would include most of the cattle, and all the pets in the world).
Answered by Tub T (Mike Blanche) - Thu Sep 14 22:11:46 2006
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