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Philosophy Aiding in the exploration of self, family and community; clients are engaged in the process of uncovering, discovering and recovering from the blocks & barriers that hold many trapped in an unfulfilled life. Freedom from any dependency aids clients in developing a new sense of value and purpose, which are fundamental in building a healthier self-image and developing stronger personal relationships. Staff Jay Pasternack, is a Human Service counsellor and holds a diploma in Alcohol and Drug counselling from Mcmaster University. He has been in the field of substance abuse, mental health and health promotion for the past 12 years. Holding the position as the Youth Outreach Manager for the Donwood Institute and later the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Jay has been an integral part of developing and implementing Health Promotion Strategies for both the public and private sector presenting over 500 motivational presentations. He is an accomplished counsellor and a skilled presenter with an easy going manner which enables clients and families to feel comfortable and secure that they are being well cared for. He enjoys a reputation across the health care community as the professionals professional having colleagues and peers refer their loved ones for help when needed. Jay has extensive experience working with youth and families and is familiar with treatment programs throughout the country. He has been in private practice as counsellor and Clinical Director of New Life counselling Services for the past twelve years. Our staff is composed of a dedicated team of diverse professionals, with experience and training in chemical dependency and related addictions. This includes Alcohol and Drug counsellors, Relapse Prevention Specialists and Addiction Medicine Specialists. Many of our staff are in recovery and have credentials of the heart and through personal experience, understand the recovery process. Our main office is located at 118 Eglinton Avenue West, Suite 210, with a number of additional meeting sites across the GTA . Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",19);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"adult.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Adult/Teen/Family","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment ADULT/TEEN/FAMILY Preliminary Assessment At New Life counselling we have developed an all-inclusive, assessment program that will determine if a problem exists, and to what degree, it affects their life. Upon assessment completion the client and counsellor develop a program tailored to the individuals needs. Goals are based on the basic philosophy of creating awareness, taking responsibility and making changes. Our assessment also covers case management needs, which can include referrals to: Addiction physicians Psychological testing Financial assistance Marital and family Stress management Physical Fitness Psychiatric Consultation & Care Recovery Housing Career & vocational counselling Legal counsell Anger management Nutritional counselling Individual Counselling In the form of private sessions the client works one on one with the counsellor in regularly scheduled appointments. Recognizing the value of flexibility our counselling sessions are either offered at our premise or a mutually agreed upon site. Referrals to addiction related support groups and or treatment programs either public or private are also made depending on the individuals needs. Family Counselling Recognizing that families can suffer along with their loved one we also offer preliminary family assessments. In the form of private sessions, the counsellor meets with the family or those concerned. This can range from strategies on dealing with your loved ones dependency, resources and support through a very difficult time. These sessions, depending on the needs of the family or group, may or may not directly involve the attendance of the client themselves. Teen Counselling We believe addiction is a principle problem that can prevent adolescent and teens from realizing their full potential. School, relationships and mental health often suffer as a result of drug and alcohol abuse. Untreated substance abuse can lead to legal problems, hospitalizations and sometimes death. Counselling sessions are focused on a teen \'s involvement with substance use and the impact it has on their relationships with self, family and community. Weekly sessions encourage youth in developing accountability and responsibility for their life and the direction it is heading. Change is a process and we work with youth in supporting the necessary changes to recover from problem substance use and addiction. Peers Helping Peers An approach which we helped pioneer in the late eighties throughout the Secondary School System has been a Peer Helping Peers approach. Talking about change is one thing but many teens need someone their own age to help them find their way through difficult social times, setting up limits and boundaries with past friends and developing a healthier personal identity. Through groups and individual informal meetings we help peers develop new relationships with others in recovery. Coaching Programs & Intensive Out-Patient We have developed a coaching program as a response to clients who would like more support than weekly counselling sessions provide, but still less intrusive than a structured treatment environment. Our coaching program allows the client the flexibility of staying connected to their daily life while having all the benefits of a more intensive day treatment program. Our out-patient, coaching recovery program focuses on goal attainment and life enrichment tailored to client needs. Daily, weekly and monthly counselling sessions are offered on line, by phone or in person. A protocol is developed based on the guiding principles of Awareness, Responsibility, & Change, which the counsellor and the client create together during the assessment and is entered into for a minimum of a 30-day period. This method has also proven valuable as a pre-treatment program for those wishing to enter a more structured recovery environment. Coaching fees include all individual-counselling sessions, telephone consultations, case management work and participation in recovery oriented activities (introduction to community based recovery groups, recovery workshops and any additional therapeutic activities counsellor and client agree upon). In-Patient Care Sometimes treatment is the only option it may be important to remove yourself from your addictive lifestyle and environment so that you can focus on overcoming your addiction dependency, without the added stress of a difficult or negative environment. If it is found that immediate help is appropriate, the staff at New Life has hundreds of contacts throughout the local, national and international recovery community allowing you immediacy and the highest quality of care available. Relapse Prevention Counselling We all know that most people struggle in recovery with relapse, which unfortunately is a common occurrence. Working through cravings, preventing relapse and working through a relapse are all-important aspects in your recovery. You may find that you are living day by day with the fear of relapsing. Living in fear greatly hampers your recovery and sobriety, and is not necessary. The New Life counselling staff will teach you how you can live a happy, healthy life, without fear and without relapse. At New Life, we teach patients to change their self-concept through our flexible innovative treatment approach, addiction relapse does not have to occur or get in the way of recovery. People can live happy, healthy lives without the constant negative affirmations that they are sick, and must fear that they will relapse at any moment. This is only a perception, not a reality. Any person has the ability to change their perception, thinking, behavior and reality. We will provide you with relapse prevention techniques that allow you to change your perception and thinking and live a health happier life free of worry and fear. Group Counselling Therapeutic support groups are offered to provide clients with an opportunity to discuss their problems with others in a safe comfortable atmosphere. Intervention Training: About 15 years ago researchers began to realize that not helping hurts; they discovered that we were killing people with kindness. As a result, a person with a substance problem would sometimes arrive in treatment - or at the emergency room - too late. Every substance abuser has a family, friends, co-workers, or classmates who care. Using proven intervention training techniques those concerned are better able to encourage the chemically dependent person to accept the reality of the problem and seek support in dealing with it. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",27);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"assessmentalcohol.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Alcohol Screening","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS ASSESSMENT #1: ALCOHOL SCREENING Below is an adapted version of the MAST - Minnesota Alcohol Screening Test, a screening questionnaire to determine alcohol use severity. Fill in the test to get a better idea of your substance use. On completition of this assessment, click on submit to see your results. NO. QUESTION YES NO 1 Have you ever told yourself or family that you would stop drinking for a week or even a few days, but couldn \'t? 2 Do you wish people would just stop nagging you about your drinking? 3 Have you ever switched from one kind of drink or drug to another thinking that this would help you get in control of your life? 4 Do you ever drink or drug in the morning? 5 Do you envy people who can use alcohol without getting in trouble? 6 Have you had problems connected with drinking during the past few months? 7 Has your drinking caused trouble in your family or at home? 8 Do you ever try to get extra drinks at a party because you do not get enough? 9 Do you tell yourself you can stop using alcohol or drugs any time you want? 10 Have you missed days of work or school because of your using alcohol? 11 Do you have blackouts where you cannot remember what you \'ve done when you are drunk or high? 12 Have you ever felt that your life would be better if you did not use alcohol? 13 Does your wife, husband, a parent, or other near relatives ever worry or complain about your drinking? 14 Have you ever felt defensive, guilty, or ashamed about your using? 15 Have you gotten into verbal or physical fights as a result of your drinking? 16 Have you ever lost friends because of your drinking? 17 Has your wife, husband, parents, (or other family members) ever gone to anyone for help about your drinking/drug use? 18 Have you ever gotten into trouble at work or school because of drinking? 19 Have you ever neglected your obligations, your family, or your work for two or more days in a row because you were drinking? 20 Have you ever gone to anyone for help about your drinking? Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",26);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"assessmentalcoholresult.php","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Alcohol Screening","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS ASSESSMENT #1: ALCOHOL SCREENING RESULT You answer YES to out of 20 questions. Two of these questions... Be aware that you are at high risk for the development of chemical dependency. Three of these questions... You have a problem with substance abuse. See if you can stop using any mood-altering chemical for 90 days. If you have difficulty with this, you may already be chemically dependent. Four or more of these questions... You already have many of the critical symptoms of chemical dependence. You should make an appointment for you to see a chemical dependency professional for a more in depth assessment and for counseling and treatment recommendations. You need to completely abstain from all mood-altering drugs but you will need help to do this. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",18);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"assessmentdrug.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Drug Screening","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS ASSESSMENT #2: DRUG SCREENING Do I have a drug problem? Only you can answer this question. This may not be an easy thing to do. All through our usage, we told ourselves, I can handle it. Even if this was true in the beginning, it may not be so now. The following questions were written by recovering addicts in Narcotics Anonymous and may be helpful in determining if you have a drug problem or are addicted, regardless of your drug of choice On completition of this assessment, click on submit to see your results. NO. QUESTION YES NO 1 Do you ever use alone? 2 Have you ever substituted one drug for another, thinking that one particular drug were the problem? 3 Have you ever manipulated or lied to a doctor to obtain prescription drugs? 4 Have you ever stolen drugs or stolen to obtain drugs? 5 Do you regularly use a drug when you wake up or when you go to bed? 6 Have you ever taken one drugs to overcome the effects of another? 7 Do you avoid people and places that do not approve of you using drugs? 8 Have you ever used a drug without knowing what it was or what it would do for you? 9 Has your job or school performance ever suffered from the effects of your drug use? 10 Have you ever been arrested as a result of using drugs? 11 Have you ever lied about what or how much you use? 12 Do you put the purchase of drugs ahead of your financial responsibilities? 13 Have you ever tried to stop or control your using? 14 Have you ever felt defensive, guilty, or ashamed about your using? 15 Does using interfere with your sleeping or eating? 16 Does the thought of running out of drugs terrify you? 17 Do you feel it is impossible for you to live without drugs? 18 Is your drug use making life at home unhappy? 19 Have you ever thought you couldn \'t fit in or have a good time without drugs? 20 Do you continue to use despite negative consequences? Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",26);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"assessmentdrugresult.php","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Drug Screening","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS ASSESSMENT #2: DRUG SCREENING RESULT You answer YES to out of 20 questions. Two of these questions... Be aware that you are at high risk for the development of chemical dependency. Three of these questions... You have a problem with substance abuse. See if you can stop using any mood-altering chemical for 90 days. If you have difficulty with this, you may already be chemically dependent. Four or more of these questions... You already have many of the critical symptoms of chemical dependence. You should make an appointment for you to see a chemical dependency professional for a more in depth assessment and for counseling and treatment recommendations. You need to completely abstain from all mood-altering drugs but you will need help to do this. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",18);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"change.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Home","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment THE PROCESS OF CHANGE In the early 1990 \'s a team of researchers developed a tool for change. The following is an excerpt from The Transtheoretical Model of Change or STAGES OF CHANGE. This illustrates very clearly the process individuals go through when making a change. Each stage lasts for various lengths of time, but can be shortened due to the individuals motivating factors. This model also illustrates why family and friends find the helping process a taxing and difficult one especially when individuals are in the initial stages of change. At New Life we work with clients, motivating them through the stages of change. With the goals of awareness, responsibility and change, clients are engaged in a therapeutic process, which promotes life changes that are significant and lasting. PRECONTEMPLATION Stance No intentions of change I have no interest in quitting/reducing. Reasoning Unaware/underaware of problem and its effect Others See Problem Reluctance - lack the knowledge or energy to consider change Rebellion - have a heavy investment in the problem behavior and in making their own decisions Resignation lack of energy and investment have given up on the possibility of change and seem overwhelmed by the problem. Rationalization - has all the answers - gives reasons for why the problem is not a problem or is a problem for other but not for them. CONTEMPLATION Stance Aware of problem Thinking, but no commitment I want to quit/reduce, but I really like it. Reasoning Ambivalence (weighing benefits vs. fears of quitting/reducing) Will be open to processing information but not setting goals or changing behavior Can remain in this stage for a very long time PREPARATION Stance Serious commitment to change a priority I am ready to quit. Requesting advice and information Reasoning/Plan Have a realistic assessment of degree of difficulty Recognition that sustained action is required Most individuals in this stage make a serious attempt at change in the near future and many have made an attempt to modify their behaviors in the recent past. ACTION Stance Have a plan (and have made small changes) Motivated, Exited about change Reasoning/Plan Implements the plan - changes behavior - ex. Quits using the chemical Frequently craves the chemical of choice This stage usually last 3-6 months MAINTENANCE Work at establishing new patterns Threat of relapse or a return to old patterns becomes less frequent and less intense with time At New Life we work with clients, motivating them through the stages of change. With the goals of awareness, responsibility and change, clients are engaged in a therapeutic process, which promotes life changes that are significant and lasting. Research shows that when appropriate out-patient/in-patient treatment is given, and when clients follow their prescribed program, treatment can work. More importantly, treatment can help keep you and your loved ones together. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",22);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"counter.html","2004-12-05","counter.html","","","Web Site Hits",1);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"denial.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: A Word About Denial","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment A WORD ABOUT DENIAL Denial is a sincere delusion that no problem exists. Denial exists in all alcohol and other addicted people. It is not simply refusing to admit to a problem. People near death because of their drinking sometimes continue to believe that they do not have a drinking problem! They give excuses: You \'d drink too much, too, if you had a family like mine; I can \'t be an alcoholic, I only drink beer! Your friend will probably reject your advice and become defensive or retreat into silence. Your friend will probably make promises, and deny that a problem exists and will question your loyalty. Don \'t be discouraged. It is not the real person talking, but the alcohol-drug dependent individual whose life is out of control. The way to dealing with denial is through being informed and having professional guidance. Please read on to understand the process some individuals go through in making changes . Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",17);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"druginfo.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Drug Info","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment DRUG INFO Teenagers abuse a variety of drugs, legal and illegal. Alcohol Tobacco : Teens who smoke are three times more likely than nonsmokers to use alcohol, eight times more likely to use marijuana, and 22 times more likely to use cocaine. Smoking is associated with a host of other risky behaviors, such as fighting and engaging in unprotected sex. Prescribed medications (such as Ritalin and OxyContin) Inhalants : Known by such street names as huffing, sniffing and wanging, the dangerous habit of getting high by inhaling the fumes of common household products is estimated to claim the lives of more than a thousand children each year. Many other young people, including some first-time users, are left with serious respiratory problems and permanent brain damage. Over-the-counter cough, cold, sleep, and diet medications (such as Coricidin) Marijuana : About one half of the people in the United States have used marijuana, many are currently using it and some will require treatment for marijuana abuse and dependence. Stimulants : The possible long-term effects include tolerance and dependence, violence and aggression, malnutrition due to suppression of appetite. Crack, a powerfully addictive stimulant, is the term used for a smokeable form of cocaine. In 1997, an estimated 1.5 million Americans, age 12 and older, were chronic cocaine users. Club drugs : This term refers to drugs being used by teens and young adults at all-night dance parties such as raves or trances, dance clubs, and bars. MDMA (Ecstasy), GHB, Rohypnol (Rophies), ketamine, methamphetamine, and LSD are some of the club or party drugs gaining popularity. Because some club drugs are colorless, tasteless, and odorless, they can be added unobtrusively to beverages by individuals who want to intoxicate or sedate others. In recent years, there has been an increase in reports of club drugs used to commit sexual assaults. · Depressants: These are drugs used medicinally to relieve anxiety, irritability, and tension. There is a high potential for abuse and, combined with alcohol, effects are heightened and risks are multiplied. Heroin : Several sources indicate an increase in new, young users across the country who are being lured by inexpensive, high-purity heroin that can be sniffed or smoked instead of injected. Heroin has also been appearing in more affluent communities. Steroids : Anabolic steroids are a group of powerful compounds closely related to the male sex hormone testosterone. From 1998 to 1999, there was a significant increase in anabolic steroid abuse among middle-schoolers. The use of illegal drugs is increasing, especially among young teens. The average age of first marijuana use is 14, and alcohol use can start before age 12. The use of marijuana and alcohol in high school has become common. Parents can help through early education about drugs, open communication, good role modeling, and early recognition if problems are developing. If there is any suspicion that there is a problem, parents can consult an addiciton/health care professional to discuss their options/choices. To see if a problem exsits, please try the drug and alcohol assesments. For more substance info: Web of Addictions Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",21);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"home.htm","2004-12-05","New Life Counselling","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to	BOOK an	appointment Web Site Hits HOME Within our biggest challenges lie our greatest opportunities New Life Counselling located in Toronto, Ontario under the clinical direction of Jay Pasternack, H.S.C., since 1989 has dedicated its efforts to helping individuals, families and communities in their pursuit of developing happier and healthier lifestyles. Our staff is composed of a dedicated team of diverse professionals, with experience and training in chemical dependency and related addictions. This includes Addiction Medicine Specialists, Alcohol and Drug counsellors and Relapse Prevention Specialists. Many of our staff are themselves in recovery and have credentials of the heart and through personal experience, understand the recovery process. Currently our main office is located at 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, with a number of additional meeting sites across the GTA. We counsell a range of clients including youth, adult and families. As a service provider in the community our expertise is often called upon to present workshops for the community and the Greater Toronto secondary schools system. We see approximately 30 schools per year to deliver workshops and training programs. For further info on school programming contact us. Specializing In Teen/Adult: Chemical Dependency & Problem Substance Use Alcoholism Cocaine/Crack Heroin Prescription Abuse Marijuana Nicotine Lifestyle Coaching Programs Offered For a Variey of Problems Including: Compulsive Negative/Problem Behaviours Weight preoccupation Gambling Compulsive sexualizing etc. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",18);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"index.htm","2004-12-05","New Life Counselling","Jay Pasternack, New Life Counselling, Toronto Ontario, adolescent drug and alcohol treatment, teen substance abuse centre, adult chemical dependency outpatient program, addiction rehabilitation center","Director Jay Pasternack of New Life Counselling, Toronto, provides treatment to adolescents; teens & adults overcome substance abuse, chemical dependency and addiction to drugs and alcohol since 1989.","For help with these & other problems, click enter. Clinical director Jay Pasternack of New Life Counselling, Toronto, Ontario helps adolescents; teens adults overcome substance abuse, chemical dependency and addiction to drugs and alcohol since 1989.",2);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"index.html","2004-12-05","New Life Counselling","Jay Pasternack, New Life Counselling, Toronto Ontario, adolescent drug and alcohol treatment, teen substance abuse centre, adult chemical dependency outpatient program, addiction rehabilitation center","Director Jay Pasternack of New Life Counselling, Toronto, provides treatment to adolescents; teens & adults overcome substance abuse, chemical dependency and addiction to drugs and alcohol since 1989.","For help with these & other problems, click enter. Clinical director Jay Pasternack of New Life Counselling, Toronto, Ontario helps adolescents; teens adults overcome substance abuse, chemical dependency and addiction to drugs and alcohol since 1989.",6);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"interventions.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: INTERVENTIONS ","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment INTERVENTIONS Every substance abuser has a family, friends, co-workers, or classmates who care and who have tried to get him or her to accept the reality of the problem. Ultimately, because the user is in denial, the well meaning others give up, deciding they can do nothing to help. However, crises always present themselves in the life of a problem user. These windows of opportunity offer a moment of discovery for the user to see the nature of addiction as a problem that effects the body, mind, and spirit of the Individual and the entire family. Don \'t act alone. Call the staff of New Life counselling for guidance or to discuss intervention strategies. It \'s not an easy decision for anyone to admit that they have a problem and take the steps to do something about it. It will probably be one of the hardest realizations anyone has to face. For some they recognize the need for change and are ready to take immediate action. For others change is a process. Others around them can see the problem clearly. But for the client they may have difficulty coming to terms with the problems their drinking or drug use is causing them. The initial stage of change is one fraught with irrational beliefs, defense mechanisms and false images of what alcoholics and addicts are supposed to look like. We can help you overcome your chemical dependency and associated problems, with our specialized innovative techniques designed for recovery. At New Life counselling we work with clients, motivating them through the initial difficult stages of change. With the goals of awareness, responsibility and change, clients are engaged in a therapeutic process, which promotes life changes that are significant and lasting. Don \'t act alone. Call the staff of New Life counselling for intervention training, strategies and guidance. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",18);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"jp.htm","2004-12-05","New Life Counselling","","","Simple Quiz Assessment: Alcohol Screening Assessment: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to	BOOK an	appointment Jay Pasternack New Life Counselling: newlifecounselling.ca Jay Pasternack has been in the field of substance abuse, mental health and health promotion for the past 13 years. Holding the position as the Youth Outreach Manager for the Donwood Institute and later the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. Jay has been an integral part of developing and implementing Health Promotion strategies for both the public and private sector presenting over 500 motivational presentations to schools, parent groups, teachers, counselors and private sector organizations. Jay is currently dividing his time between his private practice and Alcohol and Drug Concerns Inc. Jay is an accomplished clinician and a skilled presenter with an easygoing manner which enables clients and families to feel comfortable and secure that they are being well cared for. He has extensive experience working with youth and families and is familiar with treatment programs throughout the country. He has been in private practice as counselor and Clinical Director of New Life Counseling Services for the past twelve years. Our staff is composed of a dedicated team of diverse substance abuse professionals, with experience and training in chemical dependency and related addictions. This includes Addiction Medicine Specialists, Alcohol and Drug counsellors and Relapse Prevention Specialists, Inpatient and out patient adolescents, teens and adults case managers in and around the GTA. Many of our staff are trained chemical dependency counsellors themselves are in recovery and have credentials of the heart and through personal experience, understand the recovery process. Currently our main office is located at 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, with a number of additional meeting sites across the GTA. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",17);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"links.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Links","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment LINKS Web Links All links open in a new window. www.torontona.ca Narcotics Anonymous www.ca-on.org Cocaine Anonymous www.aatoronto.org Alcoholics Anonymous www.markelliot.com Recovery Telephone Talk Show (Mark Anthony) www.well.com/user/woa/facts.htm Web of Addictions www.health.org A service of SAMHSA Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",17);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"map.htm","2004-12-05","New Life Counselling","","","",1);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"problem.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: TALKING ABOUT THE PROBLEM","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment TALKING ABOUT THE PROBLEM Teens | Adult CAN YOU HELP SOMEONE WHO DOESN \'T WANT HELP? People have long believed that a person must hit bottom before he or she is in a position to get help. About 15 years ago researchers began to realize that not helping hurts; they discovered that we were killing people with kindness. As a result, a person with a substance problem would sometimes arrive in treatment - or at the emergency room - too late. Neither you nor anyone else can force someone to stop using substances, but you can encourage and help them to make changes. TALKING TO TEENS ABOUT THE PROBLEM? Don \'t jump to conclusions Identify specific concerns with spouse first Get as many facts as possible before facing child Arrange a time and place for discussion Discuss specific changes with child Be cool, calm, collected, concerned DON \'T PANIC OR BE CONFRONTATIONAL Ask the child for an explanation Don \'t assume anything, wait for an answer State rules and consequences of failure to follow rules Continue to monitor the situation after the discussion CALL FOR APPOINTMENT/INFORMATION TO DISCUSS: Setting better limits: What is appropriate and inappropriate Setting preventative rules to assist your teen. Monitoring Consistency Compliance Consequences TALKING TO AN ADULT ABOUT THE PROBLEM? Talk to the person you \'re worried about. Find a time when they \'re not under the influence and when you \'re reasonably calm. Tell them about the problems their substance use is causing. Help them to see the effects of their substance use as this might encourage them to change their behaviour Listen to them. Find out how they feel about their substance use and how it helps them. Avoid getting into arguments, it will make it more difficult for them to talk openly to you about things in the future. For the same reason try to avoid sounding as if you \'re nagging or accusing. Be consistent. Don \'t keep changing your mind about what you \'re saying, or say one thing and do another. Make it clear when behaviour is unacceptable. Make it clear what action you will take if they do not keep to their side of the bargain. Don \'t make idle threats. Discuss with friends and family what you are trying to do, encourage them to support you and take a similar approach. This will be less confusing for the person who is abusing substances. Help the person who is using to be realistic. Don \'t encourage them to make promises they can \'t keep. Try to change patterns of behaviour that make it easier for them to use. For example, don \'t give them money if you think they will spend it on alcohol/drugs. Don \'t try and hide the effects of the person \'s substance use (for example, phoning work with excuses, clearing up the mess, putting them to bed, missing social events for fear of embarrassment.) Encourage the person to reflect on how drink/drugging is affecting their life rather than using a label like alcoholic or addict. Offer your help-go to an NA/AA/CA LINK meeting with your friend or offer to get him/her educational materials or help to find a professional to talk to about the problem. Link Services Assessment Be encouraging and positive IF YOUR FRIEND/SPOUSE TAKES SOME INITIATIVE. Offer your help-go to an NA/AA/CA meeting with your friend or offer to get him/her educational materials or help to find a professional to talk to about the problem. Neither you nor anyone else can force someone to stop using substances, but you can encourage and help them to make changes. Help is always a phone call away! Consult an addiction specialist for additional support and guidance. 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NO. QUESTION YES NO 1. Have you ever-experienced negative consequences as a result of your drinking/drug use? 2. Has anyone ever been annoyed at you for drinking/drugging? 3. Have you ever felt guilty about your drinking/drugging? 4. Have you ever had to have a drink or drug in the morning to feel better? 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Take the next self test to get a better idea of your substance use and the impact it has on various life areas. 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We have counsellors and treatment providers that do onsite jail assessments on a weekly basis. We also accept collect calls for assessments and referrals from clients while awaiting bail, while in custody, during presentence or for early paroles. Employee Assistance Programs Substance abuse is still the leading cause of poor productivity, absenteeism and poor employee moral. At New Life we have specific workshops designed to educate and support an abstinence free workspace. Everyone has the right to be as safe as possible while on the job! Presentations/Seminars New Life also develops and delivers programs for schools, community groups and the business community. The context of these can include the areas of health promotion, prevention, early intervention techniques and community resources. We also have numerous other seminars on a wide variety of health and wellness related topics that are available. Email/call for information Visitors to Toronto We have a number of clients who visit Toronto for pleasure and business and appreciate the confidential support offered by our agency. Whether it is a simple telephone call for support or on-site counselling sessions for those on business our counselling staff can be available 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Clients from diverse backgrounds as entertainment, technology and commerce have all appreciated how easy it is to access our service and the care and support our staff provide. We offer an array of support from telephone contact, individual sessions at our premise or at your site, case management and introductions to various Toronto based community resources and supports. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",19);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"teendrugs.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Home","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment TEENAGERS AND DRUGS Teenagers and Drugs Teenagers may be involved with legal or illegal drugs in various ways. Experimentation with drugs during adolescence is common. Unfortunately, teenagers often don’t see the link between their actions today and the consequences tomorrow. They also have a tendency to feel indestructible and immune to the problems that others experience. Using alcohol and tobacco at a young age increases the risk of using other drugs later. Some teens will experiment and stop, or continue to use occasionally, without significant problems. Others will develop a dependency; moving on to more dangerous drugs and causing significant harm to themselves and possibly others. Adolescence is a time for trying new things. Teens use drugs for many reasons, including curiosity, because it feels good, to reduce stress, to feel grown up or to fit in. It is difficult to know which teens will experiment and stop and which will develop serious problems. Who is At Risk? Teenagers at risk for developing serious alcohol and drug problems include those: with a family history of substance abuse who are depressed who have low self-esteem, and who feel like they don’t fit in or are out of the mainstream. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",18);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"test.html","2004-12-05","New Life Counselling","Jay Pasternack, New Life Counselling, Toronto Ontario, adolescent drug and alcohol treatment, teen substance abuse centre, adult chemical dependency outpatient program, addiction rehabilitation center","Director Jay Pasternack of New Life Counselling, Toronto, provides treatment to adolescents; teens & adults overcome substance abuse, chemical dependency and addiction to drugs and alcohol since 1989.","For help with these & other problems, click enter. Clinical director Jay Pasternack of New Life Counselling, Toronto, Ontario helps adolescents; teens adults overcome substance abuse, chemical dependency and addiction to drugs and alcohol since 1989.",3);arrFiles[26]=new Array(27,"testimonials.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Testimonials","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment TESTIMONIALS My son is a great kid! He is outgoing, full of life and has a wonderful sense of humour, however not so long ago he started changing. He didn \'t talk as much and became more and more secretive. His old friends stopped calling and he didn \'t want to introduce us to his new friends who called all the time. His grades were dropping and he rarely attended school. We suspected drugs, but thought it was a phase he would snap out of. When we confronted him we got the same old song and dance. Okay, okay, I \'ll change!, but he didn \'t. He seemed stoned all the time and when he wasn \'t, he was argumentative, moody and very defensive. Our life at home was becoming a nightmare. Household items went missing and he was suspended from school for smoking pot on the property. Our hearts were breaking as we laid down the law; either get help or live somewhere else. We started taking him to a counsellor at New Life, where he was able to talk about his drug abuse and develop a realistic plan. We realized it was a family problem; we were getting sick watching him destroy his life. He didn \'t change overnight, it was more like a process that we went through as a family. Proudly, I can say our son is currently in his 2nd year of University with a bright future ahead of him. We are forever grateful to the staff at New Life for restoring the happiness in our life. Thank You Martin S. I had been using pot since high school. Now at forty-five, I \'m married with two grown children and a great job. I was losing it all because I started using cocaine then crack. I needed to use. The more I used the more my addiction progressed. My family didn \'t know what was wrong and kept making excuses for me when I couldn \'t go to work or missed social functions due to my all night binges. My wife thought I was fooling around because I stayed out all night and lied about where I was to hide my addiction. I was living a double life. My wife finally caught on and didn \'t know what to do. She would find my drugs and throw them out, which would only infuriate me. I would make promises to quit. Now I realize that all I was doing was trying to gain more time and not face the pain the addiction had caused. She made an appointment at New Life for me. I didn \'t want to go, but knew I had to do something. From the first session I felt relief, I found the staff to be knowledgeable and non-judgemental. I started a coaching program and was able to put my life back together in a few months. Its been 5 years since I used and my life is better than I ever thought possible. I still have my days from time to time but I can get through them without drugs. Thanks, Paul D. I am writing this to let you know of the problem I faced with prescription pills. I am married, a career woman and have one child. I started using painkillers after a car accident left me in great back pain. After 1 year my pain had subsided but I was hooked on the painkillers. I asked for help but every time I tried to quit I failed. I started hiding how much I was using from my family and friends. My doctor threatened to cut me off, if I wouldn \'t get help. I started buying pills off the street; I was so ashamed of myself. I had a great life, what happened to me. I \'d go to sleep promising myself that I would quit the next day but try as I might on my own I couldn \'t get through a day without them. My addiction only progressed. I hated myself and everyone around me. I got caught stealing at work to support my drug use. My bosses confronted me and I told them I had a problem and needed help. They called New Life and within the week I was in for an assessment and off to treatment. I \'m not going to say it was easy, just the opposite it was the hardest thing I ever had to do, but it was the best decision I ever made. I still keep in touch with the staff at New Life and I highly recommend them if you or someone you know is having a problem. They have been there too. What I liked most was that they treated me as a person when I felt less than human; they didn \'t look down on me. It \'s been 18 months and life is going well, I have the respect of my family, my bosses at work and most importantly my self respect and dignity back. Thank you New Life, Tina R. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",21);arrFiles[27]=new Array(28,"treatment.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Parents and family can help through early education about drugs, open communication , good role modeling, and early recognition if problems are developing. If there is any suspicion that there is a problem , parents and family must find the most appropriate intervention for their loved one. The decision to get treatment for a child, adolescent or loved one is serious. Parents and family members are encouraged to seek consultation from a trained addiction counselllor when making decisions about substance abuse treatment for children, adolescents and adults. No single treatment is appropriate for everyone. At New Life counselling we believe it is important to match treatment settings, interventions, and services to each individual \'s particular problems and needs. This is critical to his or her ultimate success in returning to healthy functioning in the family, school, and society. Remaining in treatment for an adequate period of time is critical for treatment effectiveness and positive change. Each person is different and the amount of time in treatment will depend on his or her problems and needs. Research shows that for most individuals, the beginning of improvement begins at about 1-3 months into the treatment process. After this time, there is usually further progress toward recovery. Counselling (Individual and/or group) and other behavioral therapies are critical components of effective treatment. In therapy, adults/teens look at issues of motivation, build skills to resist substance use, replace substance -using activities with constructive and rewarding behaviors, and improve problem-solving skills. Behavioral therapy also facilitates interpersonal relationships and the person \'s ability to function in the home and community. Detoxification Whether it is at home, in a residential setting or hospital based is only the first stage of addiction treatment and by itself does little to change long-term drug use. For some substance users medical detoxification safely manages the acute physical symptoms of withdrawal associated with stopping drug use. While detoxification alone is rarely sufficient to help addicts achieve long-term abstinence, for some individuals it is a strongly indicated precursor to effective drug addiction treatment. Relapse Relapses to substance use can occur during or after successful treatment episodes. Addicted individuals may require prolonged treatment or multiple episodes of treatment to achieve long-term abstinence and fully restored functioning. Participation in self-help( LINK SELF HELP ) support programs during and following treatment often is helpful in maintaining abstinence. Parents and family members should ask what aftercare treatment services are available for continued or future treatment. At New Life We all know that most people struggle in recovery with relapse, which unfortunately is a common occurrence. Preventing relapse is one of the most important aspects in your recovery. You may find that you are living day by day with the fear of relapsing. Living in fear greatly hampers your recovery and sobriety, and is not necessary. Whether you are involved in our coaching program, groups or individual counselling the staff at New Life counselling will teach you how you can live a happy, healthy life, without fear and without relapse. Top New Life Counselling 118 Eglinton Ave. West, Suite 210, Toronto, Ont. 416-398-3211 info@newlifecounselling.ca Powered by:",21);arrFiles[28]=new Array(29,"warningsigns.htm","2004-12-05","NEW LIFE COUNSELLING :: Warning Signs Of Adults/Teens Substance Abuse","","","Simple Quiz Assessment #1: Alcohol Screening Assessment #2: Drug Screening About Us Jay Pasternack Testimonials Talking about the Problem Interventions Substance Abuse Treatment Adult/Youth Adult/Teen/Family Specialized Services Teenagers and Drugs/Who is at Risk Drug information Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse A word on Denial The process of Change HOME PROGRAM & SERVICES TEEN INFO SIMPLE ASSESSMENTS THE PROBLEM THE SOLUTION WHO ARE WE CONTACT US LINKS Click here to BOOK an appointment Warning Signs of Adult/Teen Substance Abuse Sometimes it is tough to tell if a friend or a loved one has a problem. Most people won \'t walk up to someone they \'re close to and ask for help. In fact, they will probably do everything possible to deny or hide the problem. But, there are certain warning signs that may indicate a family member or friend is using drugs and drinking too much alcohol. If your friend or loved one has one or more of the following signs, he or she may have a problem with drugs or alcohol: Physical Deterioration of physical appearance and grooming. Fatigue, run-down, sleeping in, hung over in mornings, repeated health complaints, red and glazed eyes and a lasting cough. Emotional Personality change, sudden mood changes, easily irritated, general changes in overall attitude, irresponsible behavior, poor judgment and a general lack of interest. Feeling hopeless, depressed or even suicidal. Unusual flare-ups or outbreaks of temper. Family Starting arguments, breaking rules, or withdrawing from the family. Living a hotel/motel existence. Work/School Decreased interest, negative attitude. Abrupt changes in work or quality of work, /grades, absences, and discipline problems. Promises to straighten out but unable to keep commitments. Withdrawal from responsibilities. Suspension and warnings from work/school for an alcohol-or drug-related incident. Social New friends who are less interested in standard home and school activities, problems with the law, and changes to less conventional styles in dress and music. Unusual borrowing of money from family & friends. Stealing small items from employer or home. Secretive behaviour regarding actions and possessions. Poorly concealed attempts to avoid suspicion such as frequent trips to storage rooms, restroom, garage and basement. Lying about things, or the amount of drugs or alcohol they are using. Giving up activities they used to do such as sports, hobbies, stop socializing with non-using friends. Many of the signs, such as sudden changes in mood, difficulty in getting along with others, poor job, irritability, and depression, might be explained by other causes. Unless you observe drug use or excessive drinking, it can be hard to determine the cause of these problems. Parents/loved ones may recognize signs of trouble but should not be expected to make the diagnosis. Your first step is to contact a qualified alcohol and drug professional who can give you further advice. At New Life we have developed a comprehensive assessment system that will determine if, and to what degree, chemical dependency is a problem in a persons life. In addition consulting a physician to rule out physical causes of the warning signs is a good adjunct to our assessment. This should often be followed or accompanied by a comprehensive evaluation by a psychiatrist or mental health professional. To see if a problem exsits, please try the drug and alcohol assesments. 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