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[...] that must be treated in rehabilitation to help patients obtain sobriety. but what is a dissociative disorder? According to Psych Central’s article, “In-Depth: Understanding Dissociative [...]

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[...] effects, inhalant addiction can negatively affect the body similar to that of other drug and alcohol use. Inhalants enter through the nose and mouth and into the lungs, which causes the chemicals to [...]

[...] ; in January 2014. I thought it would be beneficial to pull a couple facts and truths about alcohol use from the article to bring them to your attention. Some you may already know and some may shock [...]

[...] needs to be taken care of. As the person with the addiction makes excuses for their drug and alcohol use, the codependent sometimes absorbs responsibility. In some situations, this may exist in a [...]

[...] a medical expert who understands a physiological or psychological reason for this trend with alcohol abuse, this is frightening. Especially because with all the diseases and causes for death that we [...]

[...] are helping their friend overcome addiction, they might actually be encouraging the drug and alcohol abuse, pushing their friend further from recovery without knowing it. Usually, in codependency [...]

[...] their team. While gambling deserves it’s own post, there is a financial aspect to sports addiction. Someone may already be struggling to pay bills, but is still buying expensive memorabilia [...]

[...] , but what about the unintended negative consequences? Specifically, the role of Social Media Promoting Alcohol and drugs. I know this is no shock, but social media is extremely popular with [...]

[...] time daily with heavy hitting, well-known diseases like cancer, which tells me that alcohol addiction is considerable player in the mind of a very legitimate medical source. 4. “Only [...]

[...] While the term may sound foreign, it is highly intertwined with drug and alcohol addiction and many times is the condition that must be treated in rehabilitation to help patients [...]

[...] different situations. First, if they choose to enter residential treatment or some form of addiction counseling, they will hopefully be diagnosed with dissociative disorder, which can be treated along [...]

[...] frighten us most is that when listing the detrimental effects, I am not referring to long-term alcohol addiction (although binge drinking can be closely related or intertwined within addiction). Just [...]