Recovery from opioid addiction often intersects significantly with emotional and mental health. Many individuals may have underlying mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, or trauma that contribute to substance use.
From Recovery to Resilience: Overcoming Addiction and Injury Through Integrated Approaches
Recovering from a physical injury can be a daunting challenge, especially when it intertwines with the complexities of psychological factors such as addiction. This article explores the integrated pathways that facilitate recovery from both physical injuries and addiction, underscoring the importance of holistic treatment plans that cater to both physiological and psychological wellness.
How To Help Your Parents With Addiction
The number of people suffering from alcohol abuse around the world is quite staggering, and for those that are suffering from it as they enter older age, the health implications can be large.
What is a “Dry Drunk”?
A “dry drunk” is someone who is no longer drinking but still displays the same attitudes and behavior as an alcoholic. Some specialists refer to it as untreated alcoholism or post-acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS).
How Naloxone Prevents Overdose Deaths and 3 Places To Get It
The number of overdoses in America is still on the rise, but thankfully more and more tools are becoming available for people to fight back. If we take responsibility and get educated, informed, and equipped for overdose prevention, each and every one of us can play a role in reducing the number of people that die each year from opioid overdoses.
How Yoga and Meditation Can Help Heal Addiction
When yoga and meditation are combined with healing addiction, the benefits can increase. Daily yoga and meditation can help those coping with addiction to overcome unpleasant feelings and sensations, release anger and increase positivity. All these benefits contribute to establishing a healthy mind and body, which is the basis of successful addiction recovery.
Making Money Post-Recovery: Gigs to Try When Recovering from Addiction
Addiction affects your life in many different ways. It’s not uncommon for people struggling with drug or alcohol abuse to lose their jobs as part of the collateral damage. However, everybody has bills to pay, so you need to have some means of bringing in money.
Grieving Mothers On A Mission – My Personal Story
When children die, the parent is left shattered, with a hollowed out soul and stuck at a crossroads of which way to turn. When the child dies a drug related death, the struggle is worsened by the stigma, the regrets, the helplessness – and the anger at the injustice. But there is hope for change.
Gambling Addiction Problems: How Do You Solve Them?
Gambling problems can happen to anyone, and it can come in many forms as well. You may start by playing games and harmlessly wagering bets, but soon find yourself getting too deep into the world of gambling. Eventually, professional and family relationships get affected, and sometimes health problems can occur as well.
Aftercare: Why it’s so Important for Lasting Rehabilitation
The discipline and perspective built into an adult during their recovery arms them for a fight they will continue with the rest of their lives. In time, living free of the harmful influence and compulsion of substances is made easier, but it’s an ongoing challenge – and that challenge is made easier through continued aftercare.
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