
Question by dancingwiththestars: what do you think of nicole kidman’marriage?
MUSIC NEWS
© AP
Keith Urban
Keith Urban Checks Into Rehab
Oct 20, 3:30 PM EST
The Associated Press
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Keith Urban has checked himself into a rehabilitation treatment center for alcohol abuse, less than four months after his marriage to actress Nicole Kidman.
The Grammy-winning country singer released a statement Friday that said he entered rehab Thursday night with his wife by his side. His publicist would not give the location of the rehab center.
“I deeply regret the hurt this has caused Nicole and the ones that love and support me,” Urban said in the statement.
Urban, who turns 39 on Oct. 26, has publicly acknowledged a former addiction to cocaine.
“One can never let one’s guard down on recovery, and I’m afraid that I have,” the statement read.
Urban’s new CD, “Love, Pain, & the whole crazy thing,” will be released Nov. 7 as scheduled, but he will postpone all upcoming promotional appearances.
Urban will also likely cancel a scheduled appearance on the Country Music Association awards next month, the publicist said.
Kidman and Urban, who were both raised in Australia, married on June 25 in Sydney. They then moved to Nashville, where Urban records.
Urban won a Grammy this year for best male country vocalist for “You’ll Think of Me,” and was named top male vocalist for the second year in a row by the Academy of Country Music.
A Country Weekly magazine reader poll this year named him country music’s sexiest man.
Sample & download Urban’s music
Copyright 2006 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Best answer:
Answer by the robber and 40 Alibabas
congratulation, nicole
Add your own answer in the comments!
www.cswf.org Tylox Addiction & Tylox Abuse – Take the first step toward drug or alcohol abuse or addiction rehabilitation and call our Toll Free Recovery Hotline 800-839-1682 – discover the best treatment options for you. Compassion and respect are key to our addiction treatment programs. Making a difference in our clients’ lives is our priority and goal. For any questions or concerns about the prescription drug Tylox (classed as an opioid narcotic analgesic or painkiller), Tylox abuse or Tylox addiction, call our recovery hotline above and one of our trained counselors will assist you. Whatever your situation is, don’t hesitate to call for any reason, and if you’re struggling, we know what you’re going through.
Video Rating: 0 / 5
Question by Maryy: What percent of rehabilitated people actually are cured?
ok so this is for a project….
does anyone know what percent of rehabilitated people get out and dont do the same mistake agian??? (i.e.- they would use drugs daily, went to rehab, then when they got out they quit completly)
i searched yahoo, google, and ask jeeves. i did all of my project and this is just a small part of it wich isnt really gonna be graded so keep your useless coments to yourself
Best answer:
Answer by raysny
Rehabs often claim amazing results, but the reality is less than spectacular.
According to Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_addiction
“The effectiveness of alcoholism treatments varies widely. When considering the effectiveness of treatment options, one must consider the success rate based on those who enter a program, not just those who complete it. Since completion of a program is the qualification for success, success among those who complete a program is generally near 100%. It is also important to consider not just the rate of those reaching treatment goals but the rate of those relapsing. Results should also be compared to the roughly 5% rate at which people will quit on their own. A year after completing a rehab program, about a third of alcoholics are sober, an additional 40 percent are substantially improved but still drink heavily on occasion, and a quarter have completely relapsed.”
That estimate is based on information from Dr. Mark Willenbring of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, and in my opinion, optomistic.
” About 80 percent of addiction patients will relapse, studies suggest, and long-term success rates for treatment are estimated at 10-30 percent.
“The therapeutic community claims a 30 percent success rate, but they only count people who complete the program,” noted Joseph A. Califano Jr., of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University. “Seventy to eighty percent drop out in three to six months.” ”
http://www.addictioninfo.org/articles/1633/1/Little-Evidence-that-Costly-Treatment-Programs-Work/Page1.html
90-95% of rehabs in the US are 12step-based. The rest are Scientology or religion-based.
The 12step treatment method has been shown to have about a 5% success rate, the same as no treatment at all:
Although the success rate is the same, AA harms more people than no treatment:
1) Dr. Brandsma found that A.A. increased the rate of binge drinking, and
2) Dr. Ditman found that A.A. increased the rate of rearrests for public drunkenness, and
3) Dr. Walsh found that “free A.A.” made later hospitalization more expensive, and
4) Doctors Orford and Edwards found that having a doctor talk to the patient for just one hour was just as effective as a whole year of A.A.-based treatment.
5) Dr. George E. Vaillant, the A.A. Trustee, found that A.A. treatment was completely ineffective, and raised the death rate in alcoholics. No other way of treating alcoholics produced such a high death rate as did Alcoholics Anonymous.
http://www.orange-papers.org/orange-letters85.html
1) http://www.orange-papers.org/orange-effectiveness.html#Brandsma
2) http://www.orange-papers.org/orange-effectiveness.html#Ditman
3) http://www.orange-papers.org/orange-effectiveness.html#Walsh
4) http://www.orange-papers.org/orange-effectiveness.html#Orford
5) http://www.orange-papers.org/orange-effectiveness.html#Vaillant
Add your own answer in the comments!
A Forever Recovery: Adderall Abuse Should Encourage Prescriber Reform
BATTLE CREEK, MI–(Marketwire – Feb 25, 2013) – According to the staff at A Forever Recovery — a leading drug and alcohol rehabilitation center in Battle Creek, Michigan — prescription drug abuse is a problem that Americans fail to acknowledge …
Read more on Marketwire (press release)
McLean Hospital looks to Camden's Fox Hill for alcohol, drug rehab center
CAMDEN — McLean Hospital, associated with Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, is considering acquiring Fox Hill in Camden to operate a high-end, 30-day, inhouse alcohol and substance abuse rehabilitation facility. The center …
Read more on PenBayPilot.com
Abbotsford hit-and-run victim fell through cracks of health-care system
In general, women facing a duel diagnosis don't get the help they need in psychiatric wards because of their substance abuse issues, but neither will treatment programs intake women until their mental health issues have been stabilized, said Giordano …
Read more on Vancouver Sun
Addiction Helper Offers Alcohol Rehab On The International Space Station
Addiction Helper, an international provider of drug and alcohol treatment services, today announced the introduction of the world's very first space rehabilitation service on the International Space Station. The service which costs anything upwards of …
Read more on PR Web (press release)
Teen Drug and Alcohol Addiction Support Resources
According to the CDC, teen drug and alcohol use is generally in decline. While that may be good news, many of these decreases have only happened in recent years. Teen addiction is still a huge problem in both rural and urban areas today. For many types …
Read more on PsychCentral.com (blog)
Alcohol draining Malawi's development resources
The three incidents above are but just some tiny grains of the negative impacts of alcohol and drug abuse silently draining human, social and economic development resources in Malawi. The 2011 United Nations High level Meeting on Non-Communicable …
Read more on AfricaNews
Smith Launches Pilot Program to Combat Alcohol Abuse
According to the NCAA website, the Division III Presidents Council decided to devote resources toward educating students on alcohol abuse rather than toward funding drug-testing programs. Part one of the program features an online tool that surveys …
Read more on The Sophian
Rez alcohol abuse bill advances
Allen said a part of the solution should be creating public alcohol and drug treatment centers in communities bordering the Navajo Nation where public intoxication is a concern. She said overly intoxicated people can unintentionally commit crimes …
Read more on Arizona Daily Sun
Freedom Center Sees Great Success with New Niacin Detox Program
Freedom Treatment Center is a Southern Michigan alcohol and drug addiction recovery facility that focuses on natural methods of detoxification. One of its newest additions is the niacin detox program, which has already seen great success following its …
Read more on PR Web (press release)
New Found Life Substance Abuse Treatment Center of Delray Beach, Florida …
New Found Life Substance Abuse Treatment Center of Delray Beach, Florida is pleased to announce the hiring of Rose Marie Amico as Clinical Director. Share on … Anyone can become addicted to prescription medications, illegal drugs, or alcohol. A …
Read more on PR Web (press release)