Betrayal comes in many forms and is not limited to infidelity. Betrayal can involve hiding debt, constantly making promises that can't be kept or even being unreliable. At some point or another in your relationship, your significant other might feel betrayed based on an action that you might have thought to be insignificant. Before calling it quits, your relationship might still be savable if you know how to handle the storm that lies ahead.

When a parent becomes a single parent, either through the loss of their spouse or through separation or divorce, it is common for friends and family to step in and help with the day-to-day care of the children involved. They may simply help by doing some grocery shopping or babysitting on occasion. However, sometimes a close friend or family member will move in with the newly single parent and take on a more significant parenting role.

When most people consider inpatient vs. outpatient rehabilitation programs, they usually think about the process of building a sober life. However, treating alcoholism has two important steps before you can begin to rebuild new habits and understand your cravings for alcohol. First, you must choose to get sober, and then you must go through a physical detox process. If you drink regularly, you may experience symptoms of Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome (AWS) when you stop drinking.

While you may have initially thought that your Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) diagnosis just applied to your physical compulsions, like hand washing, this issue can also be related to any increasingly dark thoughts that you have. These dark thoughts are actually a subcategory of a general OCD diagnosis called "Harm OCD." If you've noticed that you've been obsessing over incredibly violent, inappropriate, or negative thoughts towards yourself or others, take a look at how you can get a handle on these ruminations.

According to statistics from the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, alcohol-related deaths are the fourth leading cause of preventable death is the U.S.A., and 31% of all driving fatalities in 2014 were due to alcohol-impaired driving. If you have a loved one who is addicted to alcohol, there's no doubt that you are probably worried about their future. Alcoholism and other forms of chemical dependencies can be difficult to understand.

When someone thinks of anger management, it's often common to think of big and loud moments full of raging episodes, screaming, and possible physical harm. While this is a true sign of an anger issue, there are also more subtle anger issues that should be treated. A subtle anger issue may not be as obvious on the surface. By being able to recognize that you have this type of anger issue, you can have it professionally treated before the problem becomes worse and does harm to either yourself or loved ones.