How Do I Cope with Cravings and Triggers?
Do you always want popcorn when you go to the movies? Is it hard for you to walk through the lobby and see and smell
Do you always want popcorn when you go to the movies? Is it hard for you to walk through the lobby and see and smell
If you have ever been diagnosed with major depressive disorder, you know what it feels like. You feel overwhelmingly tired, like all you want to
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a type of psychological treatment that is widely used to treat mental health issues and substance use disorders. According to
When we think of an alcoholic, two stereotypes often spring to mind. One is the “life of the party,” the man with the lampshade on
Exercise is good for us both physically and mentally. Exercise helps our physical health in many ways. Regular exercise can help us attain or maintain
Many people who have struggled with a drug or alcohol use disorder have found great support by attending Alcoholics Anonymous or other 12-Step meetings. Many
Imagine this scenario: You are driving to work. Traffic is heavy. Suddenly, another car comes out of nowhere and cuts right in front of you
If you look at the descriptions of addiction treatment centers, you will notice phrases like “comprehensive,” “client-centered,” or “treating the whole person.” This represents a
At first, she didn’t drink very much, except when she went to parties in college, and those don’t count, right? She graduated, started her career,
Major depression is more than “the blues” or “feeling down”–much more. A short list of the symptoms includes feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, worthlessness, and emptiness;
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