Difficulty Trusting Yourself And Others In Recovery

It is very common for people who struggle with psychiatric or substance use disorders to have difficulty trusting themselves and others during the recovery process. First of all, this may be the result of situations in the past which involved unhealthy family

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The Biochemistry Of Addiction

How Does the Biochemistry of Addiction Impact Substance Abuse? The biochemistry of addiction has several parts that play a role in the way in which someone becomes addicted and how they recover and remain sober. Many aspects of a person’s

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Signs My Loved One Has Relapsed

Did My Loved One Relapse? Recovering from addiction is not linear. There are ups and downs, and sometimes a step forward leads to two steps back. Relapse is, unfortunately, a common part of recovery. According to the American Medical Association

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Loneliness And Addiction

Loneliness is often viewed as a negative state of existence, although some alone time is needed to recharge. A Harvard study mentions “25% to 60% of older Americans suffer from loneliness. Another site reflected loneliness in younger audiences with “79%

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