Baby Boomers – those born between 1946 and 1964 – are using drugs in far greater numbers than their parents’ generation, according to a new report. About 4.3 million people over the age of 50 admit to abusing drugs. Marijuana use is highest among men age 50 to 54, while prescription drug use was more prevalent among old adults (ages 65+). This is reflected in news reports of celebrities struggling with prescription drug problems, including Steven Tyler, Rush Limbaugh, Burt Reynolds, Michael Jackson, and Jamie Lee Curtis.

Are you a Baby Boomer who is still doing drugs, doing drugs again, or even doing them for the first time? If so, Origins Recovery can help you regain your sobriety. Walk on the beach and commune with nature as you receive assistance from experienced professionals dedicated to helping you make positive changes. The Origins Experience, using The Twelve Step approach, returns to the foundation of the recovery movement, and can help you achieve long-term sobriety.

Us Weekly reports that Tiger Woods is staying with billionaire Jim Dolan, CEO of Cablevision and owner of the New York Ranger and New York Knicks. Dolan, who has spoken in the past about beating his drug and alcohol addictions after entering rehab in 1993, is known to have helped other troubled athletes such as basketball player Vin Baker, who battled alcoholism.

Many people struggle with addiction, including celebrities whose every move is watched by the press. It is difficult for someone like Tiger Woods to get away and deal with his problems like his sex scandal and rumors of addiction. Origins Recovery is happy to be able to provide a beautiful, tranquil, and calming location where you can begin your journey to sobriety in private. The Origins Center in South Padre Island, Texas, is a former luxury resort only minutes from the beach, designed to provide a self-contained environment in which you can concentrate on recovery. If you don’t have a billionaire friend to offer you seclusion at his waterfront estate – or even if you do! – consider Origins Recovery.

Redmond O’Neal, who was arrested in September 2008 during a probation search that found methamphetamine, has been ordered to spend 30 days in an in-custody treatment module at the LA County jail after violating his parole with a drug-related charge. O’Neal was previously placed in an in-custody drug rehab program in April of 2009, and he was in the process of completing his latest round of drug and alcohol rehabilitation when he violated his probation in December. Redmond O’Neal is the son of Ryan O’Neal, who also has a history of drug problems, and the late Farrah Fawcett.

For men with a history of chronic relapse, a drug rehabilitation program like the one offered by Origins Recovery may be just the key to achieving long-term sobriety. The Origins Experience is tailored to each individual man, helping him to address issues that have caused difficulty in past attempts at sobriety. Origins, located near the beach on beautiful South Padre Island, Texas, makes use of the powerful Twelve Steps in order to help every Resident develop a new and healthier way of life. Whether you are seeking assistance for the first time or have a history of relapse like Redmond O’Neal, Origins can help.

Casey Johnson, heiress to the Johnson & Johnson fortune and fiancee of Tila Tequila, was found dead in her home on Monday. While a cause of death has not yet been determined, Casey Johnson had reportedly struggled with substance abuse in the past. Last month she was arrested for theft, allegedly stealing items from model Jasmine Lennard. Lennard told the New York Post that “I tried to get her off drugs and alcohol. I tried to get her into a 12-step program.”

If you or a loved one is struggling with drug or alcohol abuse, Origins’ 12 step program may be your answer. Life can get quickly out of control, but The Origins Experience can help you get back on track. The rehab program, rooted in the spiritual disciplines outlined in the Twelve Steps, is custom-tailored to your needs and limited to only 40 Residents at a time, ensuring you get the help you need. The Origins Experience is ideal for men who have struggled with drug addiction in the past, only to relapse after leaving rehab. Origins is dedicated to providing the personal experience and an innovative aftercare program that can help you acheive long-term sobriety. Keep yourself from becoming another sad story like Tila Tequila’s girlfriend, Casey Johnson – call Origins for help.

Elton John recently told the BBC that he’s been helping rapper Eminem cope with drug addiction. Both Elton John and Eminem have a history of drug addiction. John is a former cocaine addict and alcoholic who has been sober for 16 years, and Eminem turned to him for help when he wanted to get sober himself. Eminem entered rehab in 2005 for an addiction to sleeping pills, but nearly overdosed on methadone after leaving rehab. He has since been sober for a year, and recently completed an album about his experience, titled “Relapse.”

Relapse is not an uncommon problem after a trip to rehab, but the program at Origins Recovery Center is designed to help Residents find long-term sobriety. Its custom-tailored approach is ideal for helping men who have relapsed in the past, identifying and addressing areas of difficulty. The innovative aftercare program helps Residents transition from the residential environment, and provides a year-long interaction that truly makes The Origin Experience a comprehensive program for addressing drug addiction.

TMZ reports that an office employee of Dr. Arnold Klein, Michael Jackson’s longtime doctor, was recently found dead in Los Angeles. Bruce Ayers, who worked for Dr. Klein for three years and met Michael Jackson a number of times, was fired in February for stealing drugs and money from Arnold Klein’s office. Ayers had a history of abusing pain medications, and although he was clean for a time, his drug problem appeared to recur in early 2009.

Prescription medications, particularly pain medication, are widely misused and abused. In fact, prescription drugs are now the top illegal narcotics for addiction in the United States. It appears that, as with many people suffering from a drug addiction, Bruce Ayers relapsed back into addiction after a period of sobriety. The program at Origins Recovery Center is an excellent choice for men who have a history of chronic relapse. The customized plan and limit of 40 residents provides the individual attention that will help you turn your life around and establish long-term sobriety. If you’ve tried drug rehab before with limited success, do yourself a favor and try The Origins Experience.For

Charlie Sheen was arrested for second-degree assault, menacing, and criminal mischief Friday morning, after his wife Brooke Mueller Sheen called 911 Christmas morning. People.com reports that, according to a source close to Mueller, “Both of them were drinking and neither was supposed to be. They both have histories of alcohol abuse and have made every effort to stop. But things got out of hand.” Charlie Sheen previously received court-ordered rehabilitation after a drug overdose in 1998.

The professionals at Origins Recovery know that alcoholics and drug addicts are suffering from a disease that makes it impossible for them to control their drinking or drug use based on desire, necessity, or consequences. The customized recovery program and individual attention provided at Origins is ideal for men who have a history of relapse into alcoholism, as well as those experience rehab for the first time. The calm environment of Origins Recovery Center, located near the beach in South Padre Island, Texas, is the ideal location for a private recovery experience. As Charlie Sheen and Brooke Mueller can attest, alcohol abuse can have devastating consequences – luckily, Origins can help.

Rock legend Steven Tyler, frontman for Aerosmith, has entered a rehab center to address his addiction to painkillers. His daughter Liv Tyler has expressed her support for his decision, stating that “He’s a courageous man. We love him and are so proud that he is getting help… not just for himself but for his family, friends and fans.” According to Tyler, he has taken painkillers for the past decade as a way to cope with numerous injuries sustained while performing. Steven Tyler was known for drug and alcohol abuse in the 1970s and 1980s, but completed a drug rehab program in 1986.

It is not unusual for an individual to have addiction problems with multiple substances, or for someone to relapse after a prior stint in rehab. Origins Recovery Center is an excellent choice for men who struggle with chronic relapse, and provides a customized program that addresses particular areas of difficulty. The Center, located near the beach in South Padre Island, Texas, offers independent detoxification and medical care, an educational family program for family members of Residents, and an innovative year-long aftercare program. So if you, like Steven Tyler, have an addiction problem you need to address, try Origins Recovery Center.

After 32-year-old actress Brittany Murphy’s sudden death, investigators discovered large amounts of prescription drugs in her home, including Klonopin, Ativan, Propanolol, and Hydrocodone. Reports are that law enforcement considers accidental overdose as the suspected cause of death. No illegal drugs were found in Brittany Murphy’s home, although in the past she had faced allegations of heroin and cocaine abuse.

Regardless of whether legal or illegal drugs are being used, drug abuse and addiction is a serious problem. Many people think of prescription drugs as safe, but abuse of any drug is dangerous and a sign of addiction. Prescription drugs are the second most commonly abused class of drugs, with an estimated 20% of Americans having abused them.

The untimely death of a young, promising actress like Brittany Murphy, as well as previous deaths of people like Heath Ledger which occurred under similar circumstances, should remind us of the dangers of prescription drug abuse. If you are abusing prescription drugs, you can get help before it’s too late. Origins Recovery Center offers an innovative and customized approach to drug addiction recovery, and is focused on helping you gain and maintain long-term sobriety. The beachside Center has cap of 40 Residents and will provide the individualized attention you need for long-term drug addiction recovery.

Kevin J. Ante is ranked among Ohio’s top drunk-driving offenders after recently being charged with his 17th OVI (operating a vehicle impaired) offense. This latest charge occurred just four months after Ante was released from prison, where he served 4 years for a prior conviction. His first conviction occurred in 1982, and he has since served two prison terms.

According to Butler County Prosecutor Robin Piper, “Evidently, this person needs a longer time in prison to get the changes in his life that he needs. He received four years last time; now he’s going to be eligible for up to 10 years. He’s putting all of us at risk because he wants to drink and drive. He knows he has an alcohol problem.”

Andrea Rehkamp, spokeswoman for Southwest Ohio Mothers Against Drunk Driving, cites a study that found police make one arrest for every 88 episodes of impaired driving, calculating that “If he’s been arrested 17 times, he’s most likely been out there drunk (almost 1,500 times).” Ms. Rehkamp argues that “he needs him to be locked up for as long as he possibly can. That’s the only thing that’s going to stop him from driving drunk.”

It is true that people suffering from alcoholism cannot stop drinking based only on desire or probable consequences. Alcoholism is a disease of the body and spirit that needs to be professional addressed in order for a person to regain control of their life and enjoy long-term sobriety. The rehab program at Origins Recover Center is an excellent choice for addicts prone to chronic relapse, who have been unable to arrest their decline into alcoholism in any other way. The innovative Origins Experience is designed to help men succeed in their battle against alcoholism and drug addiction, with a comprehensive Twelve Step model and robust aftercare program. If you have a drug or alcohol problem, contact Origins before your only alternative is “to be locked up as long as [possible].”