(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, October 12, 2015 ) Nashville, TN -- Jack Black, a comedian known for his outlandish characters and exuberant, party boy personality sat down with Parade magazine recently for an interview and revealed a much more serious and sober side of himself. In the interview he revealed that he has experienced troubles in the past with substance abuse which he says led him to keeping less than savory company. The actor and musician says his troubles stemmed from his parents' divorce and the death of his brother from AIDS in 1989. Sober now, Jack is starring in the highly-anticipated 'Goosebumps' movie and enjoying life with his wife and two young sons.
Drug Rehab Nashville is dedicated to the service of all those in need of addiction treatment in Nashville and surrounding areas. Clients of the facility can relate to Jack Black's story as often family troubles and childhood traumas are rooted in the cause of their afflictions. Drug Rehab Nashville appreciated Black's candid honesty and hopes his interview will help end the stigmas against those suffering from substance abuse disorders.
A representative of Drug Rehab Nashville had this to say:
"When celebrities or any person of repute speak on matter that are important to the well-being of this country, it helps to spread awareness and support for worthy causes. Regardless of the reason Jack Black chose this moment to reveal his past substance abuse struggles, he and all others who have spoken out are helping to break through the stigmas associated with substance abuse disorders. Each voice is helping our society recognize that substance abuse is a serious problem and, more than that, it is a disease that to be treated, not a moral flaw."
About Drug Rehab Nashville TN: Addiction treatment in Nashville through Drug and Alcohol Rehab Nashville is beyond any expectations of the recovery experience. Through intensive therapy options, medically-aided detox, and support even beyond the rehabilitation process, Drug and Alcohol Rehab Nashville strives to give each client the knowledge and skills they need to successfully achieve lifelong sobriety.
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