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		<title>Upper Management Institutes A Number of Programs In Order To Decrease The Costs Related To Increasing Absenteeism, Work Related Injuries, Excessive Sick Days, Employee Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse, and Poor Employee Work Performance and Create a Positive Job Attitude by All Employees</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 03 Nov 2009 00:06:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Heather is a sixty-year-old woman who is the director of the human resources department at a large brass plating company. To cut the costs associated with excessive sick days, work related injuries, increasing absenteeism, poor employee work performance, and employee alcohol abuse and alcoholism, Heather and the other members of upper management established several programs [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Heather is a sixty-year-old woman who is the director of the human resources department at a large brass plating company. To cut the costs associated with excessive sick days, work related injuries, increasing absenteeism, poor employee work performance, and employee alcohol abuse and alcoholism, Heather and the other members of upper management established several programs that made the work atmosphere substantially more productive, healthy, and safe.</p>
<p>As an illustration, fourteen years ago Heather and the other VIPs instituted an Employee’s Assistance Program so that all the workers had access to first-rate therapy for their personal problems that could negatively influence their work performance, health, and their personal well being.</p>
<p><strong>Top Management Builds a Forward-Looking Workout and Exercise Room Complete With Weights, Exercise Equipment, Scales, Exercise Charts, a Personal Trainer During Business Hours, and Mirrors</strong></p>
<p>As another example, just about seven years ago Heather and the other company executives assembled a modern exercise and workout room complete with exercise charts, scales, many different types of exercise equipment, weights, a personal trainer during business hours, and mirrors.</p>
<p>Moreover, about five years ago Heather and the other members of upper management invested in a purification system that filters all the drinking water that is obtainable all through the building. Similarly, a year-and-a-half ago, Heather and the other members of top management started a “walking club” that is principally intended for employees who want to work on their cardiovascular system.</p>
<p><strong>The Company Leaders Initiate a Weight-Watchers Class and Hire a Weight-Loss Professional to Manage the Program</strong></p>
<p>As another illustration, roughly a year-and-a-half ago, Heather and the other members of top management established a “Weight-Watchers” class that presently meets every Tuesday and Thursday at 4:30 PM until 5:50 PM. Moreover, upper management employed a weight-loss healthcare professional to run the program.</p>
<p>In the same way, a year-and-a-half ago Heather and the other company administrators implemented a “Stop Smoking Club” for workers who want to refrain from smoking.</p>
<p>In the last twelve months, in combination with the Employee’s Assistance Program, Heather and the other members of upper management established an “Anger Management” class for workers who want to learn how to better control their anger issues.</p>
<p><strong>Upper Management Establishes An Alcohol and Drug Testing Program</strong></p>
<p>In the last three months, Heather and the other members of top management implemented a drug and alcohol testing program that is linked with their drug and alcohol abuse prevention program. In truth, Heather is the key individual in the company responsible for getting the message out to all the employees about the drug and alcohol testing program as well as the drug and alcohol abuse prevention program.</p>
<p>One of the essential elements of the drug and alcohol abuse prevention program is a class entitled “Alcoholism and Depression” that meets every Wednesday after work. The fundamental idea with this class is informing employees that abusive drinking and depression regularly occur in the same person. It is hoped that knowing this information can help a person address both medical issues and get the alcohol rehab and mental health counseling he or she needs.</p>
<p><strong>The VIPs Launch an Alcohol Statistics and Facts Class</strong></p>
<p>Another fairly recent enhancement to the drug and alcohol abuse prevention program is a class entitled “Alcohol Statistics and Facts.” The rationale behind this <a target="_blank" href="http://www.alcohol-abuse-details.com/Alcohol_Abuse_and_Teenage_Statistics.html">alcohol statistics</a> facts class is the reality that several individuals are unsuccessful in their attempt to comprehend the total impact of the results of alcoholism and alcohol abuse without first reading about some of the alcoholism and alcohol abuse statistics and facts that are available. As a consequence, one of the goals of this class is to provide a variety of alcohol addiction and alcohol abuse facts and statistics in order to help workers gain a better understanding of the many of problems that are related to excessive and hazardous drinking and how they can prevent these issues from occurring.</p>
<p>Most recently, Heather and the other members of top management, by way of observations from workers, developed a class that focuses directly on acute drinking entitled “What is Alcoholism”? This class meets every Wednesday morning an hour-and-a-half before work and focuses principally on the differences between alcohol abuse and alcohol addiction, on the <a target="_blank" href="http://www.alcohol-facts.com/Alcoholism_Stages.html">stages of alcoholism</a>, and on the forms of rehabilitation that are available for people who have <a target="_blank" href="http://www.about-alcohol-information.com/Alcohol_in_Modern_Society.html">alcohol drinking problems</a> such as people who drink in an irresponsible manner.</p>
<p><strong>The Goal: Help all Workers Come to Their Jobs With a More Positive Attitude</strong></p>
<p>Even though every single one of these preventative maintenance and health programs was quite costly, upper management thinks that they are many thousands of dollars ahead by providing all of their employees with a safe, healthy, and more productive work environment that hopefully helps all workers want to come to their jobs with a more positive attitude.</p>
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		<title>A Woman Displays Signs of Alcohol Dependency and Depression and Gets Motivated About Scheduling an Appointment to See Her Doctor About Her Excessive Drinking</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2009 06:20:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Teresa was a forty-three-year-old floral designer who realized that she had a drinking problem. As an illustration, within the past three months she has felt the need to have more than a few drinks before going to work, six weeks ago she tested positive for a blood alcohol test where she is employed, three weeks [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Teresa was a forty-three-year-old floral designer who realized that she had a drinking problem. As an illustration, within the past three months she has felt the need to have more than a few drinks before going to work, six weeks ago she tested positive for a blood alcohol test where she is employed, three weeks ago she got pulled over by the police for a DWI, and finally, for the past three months she has begun to forget what she says and does when she goes out drinking with her buddies.</p>
<p>Like many other individuals, Teresa’s alcohol involvement started out slowly and stayed at this level for quite a long period of time because every now and then she engaged in casual social drinking. As a matter of fact, for nearly two years, every time she went out to drink, she made sure to drink in a responsible manner. Something about her drinking behavior, nevertheless, seemed to fundamentally change when she got divorced from her husband.</p>
<p><strong>So She Can Overcome the Loss of Her Husband In a Less Troublesome Manner,</strong> <strong>Teresa Made Up Her Mind That She Will Begin Palling Around More Frequently With Some of Her Pals Who Love to Have Fun and Drink</strong></p>
<p>Teresa got very despondent about the divorce from her husband, and as a way to quit fixating on her discouraging emotions she made up her mind to start associating more routinely with some of her buddies who love to ”get down” and drink.</p>
<p>Quite forthrightly, Teresa concluded that having fun nearly every day by drinking and partying with her buddies would help her get beyond the divorce of her husband in a less wearisome manner.</p>
<p><strong>Teresa’s Drinking Escalates Substantially the More Frequently She Goes to Family Get-Togethers, Dinner Dates, Sporting Events, Happy Hours, and Private Parties With Her Pals</strong></p>
<p>It didn’t take very long, however, before her drinking increased to a significant extent the more frequently she went to and drank at dinner dates, sporting events, happy hours, private parties, and family get-togethers with her buddies. What is more, the fact that her drinking pals were all much younger than she was and therefore able to party and drink more recklessly was one of the reasons that she didn’t allocate more of her attention to her increased drinking. Simply put, she was drinking and having tons of fun just like everyone else in her group of pals without too much deliberation regarding the consequences of her hazardous and excessive drinking.</p>
<p>Yet somewhere in her brain she knew that she most probably required alcohol rehab but kept away from the thought as much as she could.</p>
<p><strong>Teresa Gets a Physical, Discloses the Facts About Her Hazardous and Abusive Drinking to Her Healthcare Professional, and Owns Up to the Truth About Her Depression</strong></p>
<p>One late afternoon during her twelve month physical examination, her healthcare practitioner asked her if she drank alcohol. Not wanting to tell “stories” to her healthcare professional, Teresa acknowledged that she commonly drinks more than she should. In reality, she said that she frequently drinks in a hazardous and abusive manner. Then Teresa told her doctor about her constant negativity. More specifically, she articulated that ruined relationships usually started a disheartening progression of events characterized by increased drinking which further led to more disheartening feelings that, in turn, led to more drinking. And this is precisely what took place when she and her husband got divorced two years ago.</p>
<p>When her healthcare practitioner heard this, he told Teresa that according to various <a target="_blank" href="http://www.about-alcohol-abuse.com/Alcohol_Abuse_Treatment.html">alcoholism facts</a> and <a target="_blank" href="http://www.alcoholism-information.com/Alcoholism_Statistics.html">statistics on alcoholism</a> he was investigating, alcoholism and depression frequently arise in the same person. He then informed Teresa that some of the <a target="_blank" title="alcohol statistics" href="http://www.alcohol-information.com/Alcohol_Statistics.html">alcohol statistics</a>, facts, and research investigations he has been reading about also underline the fact that individuals who drink in an irresponsible and abusive manner and who also experience depression need to receive treatment for both medical conditions.</p>
<p><strong>Teresa’s Healthcare Practitioner Schedules an Appointment for a Psychological Evaluation and For an Alcohol Dependency and Alcohol Abuse Evaluation</strong></p>
<p>Teresa’s doctor then stated the following: “I am not trying to make a snap diagnosis, but with your medical circumstances we may be dealing with two separate matters. As a consequence, I think we ought to schedule an appointment for you to get an alcohol addiction and alcohol abuse evaluation from my partner, Dr. Truxton, who is a substance abuse and alcohol abuse specialist. Whether your drinking situation is more associated with alcohol abuse or alcoholism is not clear, but I think that further assessment is needed. Then I believe we should make an appointment for you to get a psychological exam from another one of my partners, Dr. Jordan, who is a counseling psychologist. I want to get some more insights about your dejection and see how much your depression and drinking are interrelated.”</p>
<p><strong>Teresa Gets Enthused About Finally Addressing Her Excessive Drinking and Her Depression</strong></p>
<p>Teresa displayed her satisfaction with her healthcare practitioner’s line of attack and thanked him for his assistance and concern. In all honesty, Teresa now experienced a sense of personal satisfaction because she finally made up her mind to do something positive about her abusive drinking and her depression. Now all she had to do was to try to cut back on her drinking and wait for her appointments.</p>
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