Matthew Perry: Helping Addicts Is More Important Than 'Friends' Legacy
After struggling with drug and alcohol addiction for years, beloved Friends star Matthew Perry, 43, opens up in this week's issue of PEOPLE about getting sober – and finding new purpose by helping others steered him toward happiness at last. When a …
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Judith Munaker: Website offers parents insight into drug addiction, treatment …
This site can help people find answers to the many questions that surround addiction, treatment, insurance, legal issues, recovery and support. Designed for parents, the website has also become a valuable tool for social workers, law enforcement …
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Exercising Restraint: Addicts find exercise can help with recovery
For Crandell, the message that exercise supports recovery from addiction is helping his program grow. Crandell, who also speaks on the subject of recovery and has published a book about going from addict to Ironman, began Racing for Recovery in 2001 as …
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Jenna Jameson Says She Watched 'Addict' Tito Ortiz Fake UFC Drug Tests
Jameson continued on, threatening to provide proof of Ortiz's drug use while claiming that her ex-husband abused drugs throughout their relationship. Later on, Jameson attempted to make good on her claim, posting a photo on Twitter that allegedly shows …
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Matthew Perry's Drug Addiction And Road To Recovery: 'I Was A Sick Guy'
Matthew Perry revealed to ABC News Wednesday morning that he struggled with depression, alcohol and prescription drug abuse throughout his tenure on the show, which went off the air in 2004, and beyond. Looking back, Perry said he was "a sick guy" …
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Florida Drug Rehab Joins State in Fighting Prescription Drug Addiction
Destination Hope, a nationally recognized substance abuse and mental health treatment facility located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is working to combat Florida's addiction to legal substances in coordination with statewide efforts to reduce the number …
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