Nick Renner on Addiction Expert
Famous family may cause lack of self-worth
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Richard TateAddiction-recovery experts say nick rennerThe relationship with his famous father and grandfather may have led to self-esteem issues as he grew up… and she says Nick’s extensive history of struggles and rehab may have resulted from that.
As you know, Nick Renner is accused of murdering his parents, rob And michelle rainer …And Nick has been in and out of rehab for substance abuse before Diagnosed with schizophrenia Before the tragedy.
Tate – founder and executive chairman of Carrara Treatment – points out that mental illness is almost always linked to drug addiction and alcoholism… “They are one and the same.”
Nick was in rehab at least 18 times. Tate says rehab facilities operate at varying levels of quality, but they all focus on mental illness as a common correlate with substance abuse.
Tate also points to the pressures of his career and general life that Nick may have experienced as his grandfather carl renner was “a national treasure” and her father Rob became just as, if not more, successful and famous, and her mother was also famous as a photographer and producer.
Richard says it’s common for celebrity kids to feel pressure and check into rehab treatment for substance abuse when they feel like their success isn’t on par with their family members.
On how Nick’s mental illness was being treated while in rehab, Tate told TMZ that there are “shoddy treatment centers” that aren’t providing Nick with what he needs… “That’s just the way the world works.”
Dopey Podcast
like us first reported …Nick was a patient at Alina Lodge — an addiction treatment center in New Jersey — and he talked about the moment on the “Dopey” podcast in 2016 where the staff refused to give him medications … leading him to break a rock through the window to “show these mother f***ers I’m crazy.”
Dr. Jeffrey LiebermanFormer President of the American Psychiatric Association, told tmz yesterday Aftercare in rehabilitation programs is generally inadequate, resulting in frequent repetitions of treatment and release… adding that many facilities failed Nick and his family.
