Although AA is the most well know treatment for alcoholism, it is not the only treatment. Learn about 5 alternatives to AA.
Addiction
The mind, body and spirit are all involved in the formation of addiction. This knowledge can be used to defeat the addiction and avoid relapse.
- Community Life and The Addiction Crisis in The Orthodox Community - June 3, 2018
- Free Will is Not an Answer to Addiction - April 26, 2017
Prescription medication spills out onto the floor. Are addicts who abuse this medication acting out of their free will?
A huge part of the stigma surrounding mental illnesses involves the notion that a person living with a mental illness will be unsuccessful. This claim is simply not true, and I chose eight accomplished and/or famous people who live with a mental illness and also fight the stigma and #breakthesilence to prove it.
- Addiction: Cunning, Baffling, and Powerful - June 28, 2017
- Addiction: Nuts and Bolts of Getting the Help You Need - March 1, 2017
- Addiction: A Moral Failure Or A Disease - December 12, 2016
Many people have questions about how to assist a person suffering from addiction. There are many different treatment options to consider, and the appropriate level of care for an addict depends on the severity of their illness. If someone wishes to get professional help, the first step is to be assessed for a substance Use Read More …
- Addiction, Acceptance, Approval - February 5, 2017
Below is a poem about addiction. I know there are many many angles to view addiction from, but I’m coming from my own experience: a relative of someone I love who suffers from addiction. My older brother has dealt with addiction all the years that I have known him (he’s much older than me).
- Addiction: Cunning, Baffling, and Powerful - June 28, 2017
- Addiction: Nuts and Bolts of Getting the Help You Need - March 1, 2017
- Addiction: A Moral Failure Or A Disease - December 12, 2016
How is Chemical Addiction Diagnosed? According to the American Psychiatric Association, one meets criteria for a substance use disorder when they have an increased need for substances and fail to cut down, despite negative consequences. These consequences include damaged relationships, decreased performance at work or school, and increased psychological problems.
