Dr. Sadaqat Ali Talks About “Controlling Drug Addiction” in “Subh Sawary” Channel 5 (Part 1)
Dr. Sadaqat Ali talks about “Controlling Drug Addiction” in “Subh Sawary” Channel 5 (Part 1) – Dr. Sadaqat Ali, a graduate from Dow Medical College, Karachi is a renowned professional in the field of addiction psychiatry. He has a background of training at “HAZELDEN” and “Vital Smarts”, USA. Dr. Sadaqat Ali is the Project Director of WillingWays (Pvt.) Limited, Pakistan and is a sought after speaker who promotes new scientific solutions for persistent and profound problems. He is running a number of national facilities. Willing ways for outdoor and Turning Point for indoor treatment of addiction and alcoholism. (You can visit www.easyinterventions.com http www.turningpoint4you.com) All these facilities operate nationally at Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad & Murree. Dr. Sadaqat has been interviewed in the print media extensively. He appears frequently on national TV channels and energizes the viewers with his charisma and oratory by expressing his views on drug addiction, alcoholism, compulsive gambling, suicide prevention, home runaway, career coaching, financial fitness, weight loss, phobias, choosing a life partner, marital relationships, infidelity, terrorism, fear & stress management, power to change, codependence, grief recovery, generation gap and how to cope with difficult people. He visited the United States under the auspices of the “International Visitors Program” of the United States Information Agency (USIA) in 1992 on the invitation of Mr. Nicholas Platt, American ambassador to Pakistan. His name was included in international “Who is who” professional’s …
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Kemp did little in Portland prior to being waived and checking into a drug rehabilitation clinic for cocaine addiction. He played one season with Orlando after being released. At 33, he was done in the NBA. He averaged 14.6 points and 8.4 rebounds over …
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Prosecutors Eye Doctors' Prescriptions
Mr. Laffer received prescriptions for painkillers from two of those doctors, each of whom was very successful: One took in up to $ 40,000 a week and the other's clinic attracted such a crowd that he gave out deli-style numbers to people queuing on the …
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