Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) March 15, 2012

The Being Well Center (BWC), an Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder diagnostic and treatment center located in Pittsburgh, PA, has expanded its services to include a technology-driven treatment track for patients located around the world. Over more than 30 years, The Being Well Center has treated nearly 10,000 ADD/ADHD patients, providing carefully monitored medication plans and success-driven, life-strategies to people across the lifespan. Now, children, college students, and adults around the world have access to the expert ADD/ADHD diagnostic and treatment services of The Being Well Center.

I constantly encounter people who worry about getting an accurate diagnosis for ADD/ADHD and proper medication treatment, recounts BWC founder and medical director, Dr. Craig B. Liden. People ask me repeatedly if I can recommend an effective, personalized ADD/ADHD center near them. Until now, Ive had to answer honestly: No. Now, with advances in communication technology and the breadth of expertise offered at The Being Well Center, I can answer: Yes. The Being Well Center now meets patients whenever, wherever, worldwide.

Long Distance Services at The Being Well Center begin with an in-person visit to its Pittsburgh, PA Center to ensure accurate diagnosis and the development of a comprehensive treatment plan. The Centers care continues via long-distance follow-up with the BWCs diverse experts: physicians, physicians assistants, nurses, counselors, educators, speech therapists, and dieticians.

The Being Well Centers Long Distance Services include an initial on-site visit to The Being Well Center in Pittsburgh, PA. We feel its vital to know our patients personally, explains Jane Reck, Director of Client Services. Were like a big extended family here, and with the initial four-day visit, we like to welcome our new patients into our circle. We follow systematic procedures to ensure an accurate, detailed assessment of all the contributors to an individuals difficulties so we can develop a Success Plan thats unique to the individual. The initial visit, referred to as the Intensive Evaluation and Success Planning visit, or i-ESP, combines an extensive series of structured interviews and a neurodevelopmental assessment with intensive, targeted counseling, and carefully monitored medication trial testing to ensure the development of an independently tailored Success Plan.

Once an accurate diagnosis has been made and a Success Plan for treatment created during the i-ESP, Long Distance Patients receive follow-up care, as determined in the Success Plan, through The Being Well Center by meeting with case coordinators, nurses, dieticians, and speech therapists via internet-enabled technologies, including the BWCs proprietary GuideU service. Infrequent periodic follow-up visits to the BWC in Pittsburgh may be necessary, as determined by each individuals need.

Our Long Distance patients are able to receive the expertise and personal care of The Being Well Center at their convenience, from their homes or workplaces, relates Terri West, Associate Medical Director. In fact, one of our fastest growing communities within our Long Distance Services program is college students. While National statistics suggest that only 15% of ADD/ADHD college students graduate from higher education institutions within six years, 81% of the BWCs patients in the Confidence@College program are progressing satisfactorily toward a degree. Now, living a successful life with ADD/ADHD is much more possible at home, work or college, Dr. Liden asserts, because our patients can access The Being Well Center for support anyplace, anytime.

About Long Distance Services at The Being Well Center

Pittsburgh, PA was recently cited a Most Livable City by The Economist Magazine. Many Long Distance patients plan a visit balanced between family fun and diagnostic services. The Being Well Center offers Long Distance patients recommendations on local attractions and accommodations to turn on-site visits into vacations. For more information on how to engage The Being Well Centers Long Distance Services, view an introductory series of videos at http://www.thebeingwellcenter.com/about_service_long.php or call The Being Well Center at 724.443.4120 and speak to Sharon Spiaggi, Intake Coordinator.

About The Being Well Center and Dr. Liden

For over 30 years, Craig Liden, MD, has been pioneering the evaluation and treatment of Attention Deficit Disorder across the lifespan at The Being Well Center. The BWCs philosophy of customizing life strategies and medication regimens to each individual patient has enabled close to 10,000 people to overcome the challenges of ADD/ADHD. The BWC offers specialized programs for people struggling with weight loss and for college students overwhelmed by the social and academic rigors of college. Located in Pittsburgh, PA, The Being Well Center also hosts a community for people affected by ADD/ADHD through Facebook, Twitter, and The Being Well Center blog: http://www.beingwellcenter.wordpress.com. For more information: http://www.thebeingwellcenter.com

Dr. Craig Liden is available for workshops, presentations, and speaking engagements. Call The Being Well Center at 724.443.4120 or visit http://www.thebeingwellcenter.com for more information.

Beverly Hills, CA (PRWEB) March 15, 2012

A series of studies conducted by researchers at the University of Michigan and funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) show a significant and alarming link between alcoholism and prescription drug abuse. The NIDA-funded studies report that compared to those who do not drink at all, individuals suffering from alcoholism are 18 times more likely to abuse prescription drugs. Waismann Method

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Santa Cruz, CA (PRWEB) March 06, 2012

The Camp Recovery Center, a nationally accredited recovery facility set on 25 scenic acres in the Santa Cruz Mountains of Northern California, has added acupuncture to its drug rehab treatment program. At The Camp, several alternative therapies have been added to the traditional addiction treatment and they combine to provide a holistic approach to addiction treatment that meets a wide variety of client needs and preferences.

During the addiction treatment process, The Camp encourages clients to use natural remedies for the aches and pains that can accompany the early stages of recovery. Acupuncture is the latest therapeutic process that is being added to an array of alternative therapies that include yoga, biofeedback therapy, herbal remedies and amino acid therapy.

For several decades, the ancient Chinese practice of acupuncture has been recognized in the Western world as a safe treatment for chronic pain. Acupuncture has been found to have a soothing, relaxing effect that is extremely effective in helping people who are undergoing major life changes including drug detox.

Dr. Amy Solomon, M.D., medical director at The Camp, describes the philosophy behind the center’s holistic treatment options. “We are moving away from the concept of taking a drug to change the way you feel, whether it is an illegal, prescription or over-the-counter drug. Our clients are really receptive to these safe, natural and non-habit-forming alternatives.

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Millions of people suffer from a depressive illness. They thought that depression is just a normal occurrence in their lives, which will go away after a short while. They just haven’t realized how serious depression can be.

Did you know that words related to depression have been searched over 993,000 times on the Internet for May 2005 alone? Much attention has been centered to this international health problem as the rigorous challenges of modern times continue to devastate those who cannot cope with it. Extreme depression can ultimately lead to suicide.

No one is safe from being affected by depression because it affects everyone. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a male or female, rich or poor, educated or uneducated. Once a person starts becoming depressed, he or she usually behaves in a manner that intensifies the illness.

HOW DOES DEPRESSION AFFECT THE INDIVIDUAL’S BEHAVIOR? Depressed people have some or more of the following characteristics:

o They lose interest on their love life, career, friends, and family.

o They experience loneliness, hopelessness, gloom, and indifference to their surroundings. It is a feeling of extreme despair.

o They seek to escape from problems and even from life itself. Thoughts of leaving home, running away or avoidance of others is common. They feel life is hopeless and worthless. Suicidal thoughts are lurking in their minds.

o There is a tendency to escape from the company of others because of an unexplained fear of being rejected. Their withdrawal consequently brings on some rejection by other people. They cancel scheduled activities, become uninterested to return phone calls, and seek ways to avoid talking with or seeing others.

o They are overly sensitive to what others say and do. They may misinterpret actions and suggestions in a negative way and become irritable because of those mistaken assumptions. They complain and cry a lot.

o They have a general loss of self-esteem. They feel more and more negative about life’s events, and they even question their own personal worth. Their self-confidence level is extremely low.

o They experience negative changes in physical activities–appetite, sleeping and sex. Some lose interest in sexual activities. Some lose interest in food while others gouge themselves with all the stuffs they can eat. Some sleep constantly while others cannot get to sleep easily, or they wake up in the middle of the night and cannot go back to sleep again.

o There is usually an underlying feeling of guilt. They often feel overly responsible for other people’s feelings.

o Depression often makes the depressed dependent upon other people. This further aggravates a feeling of helplessness, which makes them more upset.

o They have difficulty expressing and handling their feelings. Anger is especially difficult for them to control. Because of a sense of worthlessness and lack of knowledge in dealing with their situation, they get more enraged in themselves. This can be directed outward at others.

Above ninety-five percent of even the most depressed individuals can be totally cured if the condition is identified at the early stages. It is essential to know and take action when the early warning signs of depression are manifesting.

Dealing with depression requires first and foremost an understanding that it is a common and treatable illness. Its symptoms include the following:

MAJOR SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION

o Miserable frame of mind over a period of time, sometimes in a number of weeks

o Expresses grief in activities and life in general, and fails to feel satisfaction

o Disheartened thinking – negative approach about oneself, the present and the future

o Difficulty in focusing and remembering

o Under the dilemma in making decisions – often even the more simple ones

o Feelings of unimportance and desperation

o Anxiety – a sense of being afraid – that something “dreadful” is going to happen

o Phobias or doubts about specific situations

o Loss of appetite and weight loss or, alternatively, increased appetite and weight gain

o Disrupted sleeping patterns – not much sleep or wanting to sleep all the time

o Feeling weary and lacking in energy and inspiration

o Loss of interest in sex

o Physical symptoms – aches and pains, gastrointestinal upsets, headaches

o Incapacity to do the usual everyday activities

o Thoughts of suicide

Various people do not try to find treatment in the early stage of depression as they started to observe such symptoms and thought that it will just pass away in a period of time, not noticing how severe the health problem can be.

UNOFFICIAL SYMPTOMS

People with depressive illness are:

o Indifferent, uncommunicative, silent

o Selfish, unaware or insensitive about the needs of others

o Dominant

o Irrational and unreasonable

o Outgoing and pleasant in public, the opposite at home

o Fickle-minded and unpredictable

o Makes unexplainable and sudden references to separation and divorce

o Cruel, belittling, and critical

o Take alcohol and drugs in excessive amounts

The unofficial list of symptoms demonstrate why depressive sickness threatens good relationships and disrupts families. Identifying, understanding, and learning how to cope with depression is the primary solution to end the sufferer’s misery.

OFFICIAL SYMPTOMS

These official real-life symptoms are the ones doctors use to diagnose depression.

o A consistent sad, empty, or distressed mood

o Irritability, excessive crying

o Sleep and appetite disturbances

o Chronic aches and pains that don’t respond to treatment

o Difficulty in remembering, focusing, and making decisions

o Feelings of hopelessness, pessimism

o Loss of interest or pleasure in activities previously enjoyed, including sex and sports

o Thoughts of death or suicide; suicide attempts

The amazing thing is, is that out of all the so-called ‘mental illnesses’ depression is the easiest to cure. So how come there are hundreds of thousands of people trapped in this very serious state of mind?

Regardless of age, status in the society, or profession, depression may affect anyone. It may exist at times of puberty, after childbirth and/or at mid-life. Thus, this health problem occurs at a specific period of time wherein circumstances of life may influence your mood. Immediate depression may be caused by particular events and losses such as death of a person close to you or reduction of your income. There are also other aspects to be considered, such as inherited factors associated with depression (a history of family depression) or other physical factors (abridged levels of neurotransmitters in the brain).

At various phases of our lives, we have all experienced being “down and troubled.” It is due to the changes in our day-to-day living. It also affects our environment and interaction with others. Sometimes, events apparently cause us to be more upset and we become depressed for over a long period of time.

As everyday events influence our moods, some make the misconception of depression as temporary “blues” or sadness. It might be a normal grief caused by the death of your loved one. People with the “blues” and normal grief might experience short-term symptoms of depression.

MYTHS AND FALSE IMPRESSION

The term “depression” is used to express a depressed mood, simultaneously with other symptoms, that exist for a prolonged period of time. When depression is not cured, it may influence normal performance. It is important to recognize that depression is not a sign of frailty or a lack of determination, and not something that you can easily escape from. It is a condition that can be cured through proper treatment.

Because of the link between grief and depression, some make false impressions to both. Here are some myths that needs to be cleared up.

Depressed People are Mentally Unstable and Inefficient.

As you might experience troubles in making decision and difficulty in concentration and memory, lack of knowledge and misinformation leads to the thought that depressed people are incompetent. This is certainly not true! Because depression is a treatable illness, it can be cured by your own determination and will power. It can be treated faster with the help of others.

Someone Must Have Brought the Depression.

All of us used to admire others and set them as our role models. They might be our parents or other famous personalities. Some people have been mistaken and blamed by others for causing depression. You must understand that depression is a health problem that can only be caused by yourself and nobody is to blame .

Depression is God’s Way of Punishing for Some Wrong Act or Misbehavior.

This is a widespread belief in the midst of sufferers. If a person can’t find the answer for his or her sufferings, then it might tend to make himself or herself more burdened by the depression, causing that person to find something wrong with himself or herself.

This piece of writing describes what depression is and looks at the common causes and symptoms, as well as some of the myths about depression.

No one should be ashamed of being depressed. It might seem so difficult and sometimes unbearable; to draw yourself out of a sinkhole of depression, but it is THE MOST TREATABLE EMOTIONAL PROBLEM. Always remember that you are not a terrible or hopeless person.

Particular self-help methods in this section will seem more suitable for you to use to cope up with your depression. You can try two or three and see if they work. If not, take a break on something else. In general, gaining some optimism about getting better,

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THE LIBERAL RESPONSE WAS AS IRRATIONAL AS THE SHOOTER —-OF COURSE

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The deranged man had been steadily going downhill. His bizarre anti-social behavior and angry outbursts had caused him to be suspended from college classes. He spiraled downward into a vortex of madness and nursed a weird political grievance until finally he went on a murderous rampage with a 9-mm semi-automatic pistol, killing six people and wounding more than a dozen others.

But nobody blamed Sarah Palin or the Tea Party for this bloody crime, because it was December 1993, and the deranged gunman was Colin Ferguson. And his killing spree didn’t happen in Arizona, but on New York’s Long Island Railroad, where he opened fire in a train full of rush-hour commuters.

The remarkable parallels between Ferguson’s mass murder and Saturday’s shootings in Tucson include not only the choice of weapons and the number of victims killed, but also the fact that in both cases, liberals downplayed the idiosyncratic motives of the gunmen and immediately seized upon both crimes to advance their political agenda.

Liberals predictably used Ferguson’s murders to promote gun-control legislation. Just days before the Long Island Railroad massacre, President Clinton had signed into law the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, requiring background checks on firearm purchasers. Of course, Ferguson had already bought his 9-mm Ruger pistol during a visit to California, where state law required a 15-day waiting period. And despite his increasingly paranoid behavior, there was evidently nothing in Ferguson’s record that would have prevented him from buying a gun. Several months later, Congress passed and Clinton signed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, which prohibited the manufacture or import of certain semi-automatic weapons — wrongly described as "assault weapons" — as "high capacity" ammunition magazines. It has often been wrongly asserted that the so-called "assault weapons ban" outlawed these weapons and magazines, but it did not. Existing weapons and magazines of the prohibited type, already owned by many thousands of Americans, remained perfectly legal; it simply became illegal to manufacture such items in the U.S. or import them from overseas. Collectors who stocked up on the banned weapons and magazines before the Clinton-era law went into effect were able to reap handsome profits in the re-sale market during the 10 years before the law expired in 2004.

In the aftermath of the Tucson shooting — where accused killer Jared Lee Loughner used a 30-round magazine in his 9-mm Glock pistol — liberal pundits and reporters recycled the mistaken claim that the 1994 law had "banned" high-capacity magazines. (Blogger Bob Owens has endeavored to correct this misinformation, but has not been overwhelmed by phone calls from network TV producers who evidently prefer to rely on "experts" who get the facts all wrong.) Democrat Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, whose husband was killed in Ferguson’s rampage, has been making the media rounds urging a new federal law to limit ammunition magazines to 10 rounds. But it’s more likely the new GOP majority in the House will re-introduce the Volstead Act rather than to anger the millions of Second Amendment-loving Americans who delivered the overwhelming Republican mandate in November.

Even most Democrats, having recognized the political liability of advocating gun-control laws, are unlikely to support new restrictions. Perhaps this is merely a matter of electoral expediency, or perhaps Democrats have come to share the American majority’s opinion that guns don’t kill people, oppressed "victims of society" kill people.

Colin Ferguson certainly believed himself to be an oppressed victim. Having immigrated to New York from Jamaica in 1982 at age 24, Ferguson was unable to find a job that suited his taste and spent much of the next decade unemployed. He filed a workman’s compensation claim against one company that hired him, enrolled in community college and began to exhibit an increasingly virulent hatred of white people. During one college lecture he reportedly shouted, "Kill the white people!" Unlike Al Sharpton, however, Ferguson’s vicious race-mongering didn’t lead to a Democratic presidential campaign and frequent appearances as a "civil rights" commentator on cable news networks. Instead, it led him to isolation and madness. (Neighbors complained they could hear Ferguson in his room at night yelling about killing white people, but no one seems to have thought to call the police; perhaps they thought Ferguson was practicing for a career as a rapper.) After Ferguson killed six people — five whites and an Asian — and wounded 19, he was at first represented by radical lawyers William Kunstler and Ron Koby. They wanted to defend their client on the basis of the innovative "black rage" theory that America’s endemic racism was more to blame than the guy who pulled the trigger. Ferguson had the judge remove Kunstler and Koby from the case, instead acting as his own attorney — cross-examining the surviving people he’d shot — and in the end was found guilty and sentenced to more than 300 years in prison.

Jared Lee Loughner, age 22, is not a Jamaican immigrant and so the "black rage" defense clearly won’t work for him, although his dangerous derangement developed in a similar fashion. As with Ferguson, Loughner had been exhibiting symptoms of insanity for years before he finally committed mass murder. He had a history of teenage drug and alcohol abuse, and a high-school classmate recalled him as a "political radical" of the "left wing" variety. Loughner became obsessed with "mind control" and weird theories of language. In community college classes, his bizarre behavior and nonsensical interruptions so frightened his teachers and classmates that he was banned from campus.

Once upon a time, someone so manifestly insane would have been locked up in the loony bin, but in the 1970s, liberals crusaded for the deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill. A series of federal court rulings made it impermissible to commit patients to involuntary treatment unless it could be proven they were a threat to the safety of themselves or others, a legal standard that may have been difficult to meet in Loughner’s case. And no one seems to have realized that Loughner’s craziness and his avowed contempt for Rep. Gabrielle Giffords — whom he’d met at a 2007 public forum — might prove a deadly combination before he finally opened fire Saturday in the parking lot of a Tucson grocery store.

Liberals didn’t wait to learn about Loughner’s madness or his grudge against Giffords before attempting to politicize the gunman’s crime. In fact, the suspect hadn’t even been named before liberal bloggers Matthew Yglesias and Markos Moulitsas declared that Sarah Palin was to blame for the Arizona shootings. Even after news accounts exposed the reality of "left wing" Loughner’s insanity — he wasn’t a Tea Partier or a Republican and didn’t even bother to vote in 2010 — still liberals insisted that somehow, the rhetoric of conservatives had created what New York Times columnist Paul Krugman called a "climate of hate." Of course, this alleged climate was no more to blame for Loughner’s crime than the Kunstler-Kuby "black rage" theory, but liberals weren’t going to let facts stand in their way. Conservatives who refused to play along with this blame game were accused of being "defensive," as if it were some evidence of a guilty conscience to deny what Glenn Reynolds rightly called "blood libel."

The liberal response to the Tucson massacre was as irrational as Loughner’s own crackpot ideas of "mind control." You could watch the madness unfold hour by hour on MSNBC, the official network of liberalism. Monday afternoon, the network’s perpetually angry Ed Schultz spent the first segment of his show denouncing various conservatives for their irresponsible, violence-inducing rhetoric, before introducing his guest that noted arbiter of civil discourse, Al Sharpton. Schultz’s ratings are so low they can barely be measured by the Nielsen system, but when it comes to unintentional irony, the meter was off the chart Monday.

Liberals who have crusaded to keep madmen running loose in America have also campaigned to abolish the death penalty, so that innocent victims can be killed, but their killers can’t. Liberals have also advanced an absolutist theory of First Amendment rights that protects pornographers, Marxist revolutionaries, and Islamic clerics who advocate jihad. The only speech that liberals ever want to restrict is the speech of those who point out the errors of liberalism. Any conservative would be denounced for "hate speech" if he borrowed the words of President Obama’s former pastor and declared that what happened in Tucson on Saturday was liberalism’s "chickens coming home to roost." But liberals can’t gain any political advantage by blaming Jared Loughner and they never accept any responsibility themselves, so liberalism’s eternal hunt for scapegoats will continue.

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