According to statistics obtained from the University of California and Chapman University research and other studies, a couple fighting alcohol or drug use is more likely to divorce than a couple who does not fight alcohol or drug abuse.
The amount of interview is almost the same between non-users and drug / alcohol users, but the divorce rate is four times that of drug / alcohol users.
This statistical statistic points out the necessity of an advocate skilled in understanding such poisoning, a mental health expert, and a medical professional.
According to a national survey on drug use and health,
- More than 240 million Americans are involved in drugs and alcohol
- 41% of the first marriage ends in divorce.
- 60% of the second marriage ends with a divorce.
- 73% of the third marriage ends in divorce.
- In the United States, one divorce will occur about every 36 seconds. It is about 2,400 divorce every day, 16,800 divorce weekly, 876,000 divorce each year.
- The average age of marriage ending with divorce is about 8 years.
According to a survey released by The Addiction Center,
Addiction is more common than many people understand. There were about 20.6 million people in the United States over 12 years old in addiction in 2011.
Most people do not receive the necessary treatment, but in 2011 more than 3 million people received treatment for intoxication.
- More than 20 million Americans over the age of 12 have addiction (excluding tobacco).
- 100 people die from drug overdose every day. This interest rate has tripled in the past 20 years.
- In 2011, the number of emergency room visits exceeded 5 million, it was drug related.
- 2. 0 million people with addiction are dependent on both alcohol and illicit drugs.
- We report that 9.4 million people in 2011 are driving under the influence of illegal drugs.
- There are 6.8 million people who have addiction.
- Illegal drug use rate is highest between 18 and 25 years old.
- More than 90% of addicts began using drinking, smoking and drugs by 18 years of age.
Spouses who are addicted to alcohol, opioids, gambling, pornography, marijuana, cocaine, shopping, and social media are very difficult to live in a healthy relationship.
In addition, several husbands and wives are added to several of the above actions.
In addition, some addicts have a fight diagnosis such as depression, self-loving personality disorder and bipolar disorder. These therapists who are married to those who have undergone TB diagnosis, divorce supporters who help spouse, know how much these relationships can be challenged.
Furthermore, with liars, physical abuse and spiritual abuse often occur when married people suffer from toxic diseases.
Several therapists are reporting an increase in the amount of intoxication seen in their practices. And the crisis of opioid poisoning, the problem of methadone poisoning unjustly contributes to the rise of divorce rate and further collapse of family units in the United States.
Increase the presence of intoxication in clinical situations
In my exercise, I believe that approximately 30 to 40 percent of the couples I deal suffer from addiction to drugs, alcohol, gambling, media, pornography, sex, or video games.
As mentioned above, some of these patients present multiple poisoning.
I recently treated a man who was addicted to cocaine and pornography.
I also consulted a woman who was addicted to alcohol and gambling.
People thinking about divorce may find it useful to find attorneys and therapists who have the experience of assisting poisoned patients and their families.
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