Stereotypical portrayals of people addicted to drugs and alcohol have left most of the world oblivious to the existence of people with functional addictions. They aren’t the people you find sleeping in until noon or who miss work regularly. They’re the people who function normally and even excel at their work or school obligations while maintaining their substance abuse. For people with high-functioning addiction, realizing they have a problem and reaching out for help can be challenging. This is why understanding why and how high-functioning…
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What Are the Benefits of Group Therapy?
There are many therapies and treatment methods for people suffering from substance use disorders, though none is as well known as group therapy. Most…
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Signs of Alcoholism in Seniors
Elderly alcohol and drug abuse is a growing concern in the United States. More than 2.8 million seniors over 50 had a substance use…
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Signs Your College Athlete Is Using Drugs
The connection between college athletes and drugs has grown exponentially over the years. More and more student-athletes are turning to narcotics or alcohol for…
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Should Family Be Involved in Addiction Recovery?
Families and familial relationships can play essential roles in addiction and addiction recovery. The effect of the family on the development or recovery from…
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What Is an Alternative Sentencing Program?
Alternative sentencing programs are vital to the criminal justice system, which is often overwhelmed with relatively minor, non-violent drug and alcohol-related offenses like DUIs.…
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What Is Post Sporting Career Depression (PSCD) and How Does It Lead to Addiction?
Post sports career depression is a relatively unknown condition experienced by many pro athletes after retirement. The effects of the condition on retired athletes’…
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