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Message: [QUOTE="Wattsy_Rules, post: 254374, member: 26922"] It's very difficult to help people who often don't want to be helped or don't understand they have a problem. In my previous life I dealt with many substance abusers and they usually fell into catagories such as, abused at home (either physically, mentally or sexually), fell into a bad crowd, or just like the feeling of escape. In reaching out, you need to try and find out what the root problem is before you have any chance of beating their habit. There are many ways to attempt intervention, however, they must want to change themselves before they can be successful. This is an area where you need to get help from professionals. This journey is a long and difficult one and you will need support from family, friends and people who have been through this before and who can guide you down the right path. Good Luck! [/QUOTE]