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38 Signs of Addiction You May be Missing 38 Signs of Addiction You May be Missing

Article on Everyday Health by Author Linda Dahl

Author of Loving Our Addicted Daughters Back to Life, Linda Dahl, put together a checklist of addiction signs and symptoms to help parents ...

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0 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Behavior jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Family jplist-topic-Signs 0 300321 300321 Author of Loving Our Addicted Daughters Back to Life, Linda Dahl, put together a checklist of addiction signs and symptoms to help parents recognize signs of addiction in their sons or daughters. 

38 Signs of Addiction You May be Missing

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Author of Loving Our Addicted Daughters Back to Life, Linda Dahl, put together a checklist of addiction signs and symptoms to help parents recognize ...

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Healthy Boundaries in People With Addiction Healthy Boundaries in People With Addiction

Medically Reviewed Article from Very Well Mind by Elizabeth Hartney, PhD

According to Elizabeth Hartney, PhD. "Although a boundary can be clearly marked by a fence or a road, it is never entirely clear exactly ...

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1 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Boundaries jplist-topic-Family jplist-topic-Friends jplist-topic-Health jplist-topic-Recovery jplist-topic-Relationships 0 300322 300322 According to Elizabeth Hartney, PhD. "Although a boundary can be clearly marked by a fence or a road, it is never entirely clear exactly where one area ends and the other begins. In a similar way, when we use the word boundaries to describe limits and rules in relationships, some honest judgment is needed to decide which behaviors "cross the line." In her article, Dr. Hartney discusses the common difficulties for boundaries and addiction, and provides principles for setting good boundaries.

Healthy Boundaries in People With Addiction

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According to Elizabeth Hartney, PhD. "Although a boundary can be clearly marked by a fence or a road, it is never entirely clear exactly where one ...

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Long-Term Strategies for Overcoming Addiction Long-Term Strategies for Overcoming Addiction

Medically Reviewed Article on Very Well Mind by Elizabeth Hartney, PhD.

According to Dr. Elizabeth Hartney, "Sooner or later, most people who have an addiction decide a change needs to happen. Once the decision ...

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2 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Change jplist-topic-Recovery jplist-topic-Strategies 0 300323 300323 According to Dr. Elizabeth Hartney, "Sooner or later, most people who have an addiction decide a change needs to happen. Once the decision is made, most people have a specific goal in mind. It might be to quit entirely, to quit some addictive behaviors or substances, but not all, reduce the amount of time or money spent on addictive behaviors, or to reduce the harm of an addictive behavior. In her article, Dr. Hartney explains how making the decision to change may not be an easy process, or a quick one, but is essential to overcoming addiction.

Long-Term Strategies for Overcoming Addiction

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According to Dr. Elizabeth Hartney, "Sooner or later, most people who have an addiction decide a change needs to happen. Once the decision is made, ...

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The Surprising Truth About Addiction The Surprising Truth About Addiction

Article on Psychology Today by Stanton Peele, PhD.

According to Stanton Peele, PhD. "More people quit addictions than maintain them, and they do so on their own. That's not to say it happens ...

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3 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Change jplist-topic-Recovery jplist-topic-Truth 0 300324 300324 According to Stanton Peele, PhD. "More people quit addictions than maintain them, and they do so on their own. That's not to say it happens overnight. People succeed when they recognize that the addiction interferes with something they value-and when they develop the confidence that they can change." Peele discusses how successful addiction treatment places responsibility for change solely on the individual, and recognizes that positive events may be able to jump start change. 

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According to Stanton Peele, PhD. "More people quit addictions than maintain them, and they do so on their own. That's not to say it happens ...

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What is Addiction? What is Addiction?

Medical News Today Article by Adam Felman

According to Adam Felman, "When a person experiences addiction, they cannot control how they use a substance or partake in an activity, and ...

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4 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Medical jplist-topic-Misuse jplist-topic-News jplist-topic-Substance 0 300325 300325 According to Adam Felman, "When a person experiences addiction, they cannot control how they use a substance or partake in an activity, and they become dependent on it to cope with daily life." This articles explains the difference between addiction and misuse of a substance, and provides common symptoms an individual with an addiction displays.

What is Addiction?

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According to Adam Felman, "When a person experiences addiction, they cannot control how they use a substance or partake in an activity, and they ...

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An Overview of Addiction and Treatment An Overview of Addiction and Treatment

Article on Very Well Mind by Elizabeth Hartney, PhD.

According to Elizabeth Hartney PhD., "For a long time, addiction meant an uncontrollable habit of using alcohol or other drugs. More ...

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5 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Recovery jplist-topic-Treatment 0 300326 300326 According to Elizabeth Hartney PhD., "For a long time, addiction meant an uncontrollable habit of using alcohol or other drugs. More recently, the concept of addiction has expanded to include behaviors, such as gambling, as well as substances, and even ordinary and necessary activities, such as exercise and eating. The key is that the person finds the behavior pleasurable in some way and engages excessively in the behavior as a way of coping with life." Dr. Hartney provides an overview of the concept of addiction, and explains the two aspects that all addictions have in common. 

An Overview of Addiction and Treatment

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According to Elizabeth Hartney PhD., "For a long time, addiction meant an uncontrollable habit of using alcohol or other drugs. More recently, the ...

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Addictions Addictions

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According to Mental Health America, "Substance abuse affects an estimated 25 million Americans. In terms of people who are affected ...

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6 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Risk 0 300328 300328 According to Mental Health America, "Substance abuse affects an estimated 25 million Americans. In terms of people who are affected indirectly such as families of abusers and those injured or killed by intoxicated drivers, an additional 40 million people are affected." This article provides symptoms and warning signs of substance abuse, and provides tips for friends and family for ways they can help a loved one with an addiction.

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According to Mental Health America, "Substance abuse affects an estimated 25 million Americans. In terms of people who are affected indirectly such ...

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The Five Most Addictive Substances in the World The Five Most Addictive Substances in the World

Article on CNN by Eric Bowman

Eric Bowman explains "From the points of view of different researchers, the potential for a drug to be addictive can be judged in terms of ...

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7 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Barbituates jplist-topic-Cocaine jplist-topic-Heroin jplist-topic-Nicotine jplist-topic-Substances 0 300329 300329 Eric Bowman explains "From the points of view of different researchers, the potential for a drug to be addictive can be judged in terms of the harm it causes, the street value of the drug, the extent to which the drug activates the brain's dopamine system, how pleasurable people report the drug to be, the degree to which the drug causes withdrawal symptoms, and how easily a person trying the drug will become hooked."  This article provides the findings of what are considered the five most addictive substances in the world. 

The Five Most Addictive Substances in the World

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Eric Bowman explains "From the points of view of different researchers, the potential for a drug to be addictive can be judged in terms of the harm ...

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What are the Symptoms of Addiction? What are the Symptoms of Addiction?

Medically Reviewed Article from Medical News Today by Adam Felman

According to Adam Felman, "Addiciton is a disease with a range of harmful conditions and behaviors. Recognizing these signs can help a ...

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8 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Disease jplist-topic-Disorder jplist-topic-Symptom jplist-topic-Treatment 0 300330 300330 According to Adam Felman, "Addiciton is a disease with a range of harmful conditions and behaviors. Recognizing these signs can help a person with addiction receive the treatment they need." This article splits the symptoms of addiction into three categories: psychological symptoms, social symptoms, and physical symptoms.   

What are the Symptoms of Addiction?

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According to Adam Felman, "Addiciton is a disease with a range of harmful conditions and behaviors. Recognizing these signs can help a person with ...

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9 Facts About Addiction People Usually Get Wrong 9 Facts About Addiction People Usually Get Wrong

Article from The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids

The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids believes "there is a lot of stigma and misunderstanding with substance use disorders, treatment, and ...

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9 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Children jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Facts jplist-topic-Intervention jplist-topic-Kids jplist-topic-Recovery 0 300332 300332 The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids believes "there is a lot of stigma and misunderstanding  with substance use disorders, treatment, and recovery." This article provides 9 facts about addiction so that you can be better prepared to help your child get the help he or she needs and deserves. 

9 Facts About Addiction People Usually Get Wrong

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The Partnership for Drug-Free Kids believes "there is a lot of stigma and misunderstanding with substance use disorders, treatment, and recovery." ...

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Drug Abuse and Addiction Drug Abuse and Addiction

Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: NIH Research Timelines

This timeline created by the National Institute of Health details the past, present, and future knowledge of drug abuse and addiction.

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10 Article-Article jplist-topic-Abuse jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Drug jplist-topic-Facts jplist-topic-Government jplist-topic-NIH 0 300333 300333 This timeline created by the National Institute of Health details the past, present, and future knowledge of drug abuse and addiction. 

Drug Abuse and Addiction

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This timeline created by the National Institute of Health details the past, present, and future knowledge of drug abuse and addiction.

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The Facts of Addiction The Facts of Addiction

Article from Military.com for Veterans Health Care

According to Military.com, "Addiction is a chronic, often relapsing brain disease that causes compulsive substance seeking and use, despite ...

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11 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Disease jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Fact jplist-topic-Mental-Health jplist-topic-Military jplist-topic-Veteran 0 300334 300334 According to Military.com, "Addiction is a chronic, often relapsing brain disease that causes compulsive substance seeking and use, despite harmful consequences to the addicted individual and to those around him or her."  This article answers the question "why do some people become addicted while others do not" by explaining the biological, environmental, and developmental factors that influence an individual's risk for drug addiction.

The Facts of Addiction

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According to Military.com, "Addiction is a chronic, often relapsing brain disease that causes compulsive substance seeking and use, despite harmful ...

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Links Between Addiction and Mental Illness: Myths... Links Between Addiction and Mental Illness: Myths...

Article from US News by Robert Yagoda

Studies have shown that those with mental illness are roughly twice as likely to develop a substance abuse problem, according to Robert ...

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12 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Fact jplist-topic-Mental-Illness jplist-topic-Myth jplist-topic-News 0 300335 300335 Studies have shown that  those with mental illness are roughly twice as likely to develop a substance abuse problem, according to Robert Yagoda. However, the two are not mutually exclusive. Mental illness does not always trigger drug or alcohol abuse, even if there are inherent links between addiction and mental illness.  This article aims to weed the facts from the myths about addiction and mental illness in order to understand the triggers and potential treatments of addiction.

Links Between Addiction and Mental Illness: Myths vs. Facts

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Studies have shown that those with mental illness are roughly twice as likely to develop a substance abuse problem, according to Robert Yagoda. ...

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Understanding Drug Use and Addiction Understanding Drug Use and Addiction

Article from National Institute on Drug Abuse

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), "Many people don't understand why or how other people become addicted to drugs. ...

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13 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Brain jplist-topic-Drug jplist-topic-Facts jplist-topic-Information 0 300336 300336 According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), "Many people don't understand why or how other people become addicted to drugs. They may mistakenly think that those who use drugs lack moral principles or willpower and that they could stop their drug use simply by choosing to. In reality, drug addiction is a complex disease, and quitting usually takes more than good intentions or a strong will." This article provides information about the science behind drug abuse and addiction as well as factors that influences] an individual's risk for addiction.

Understanding Drug Use and Addiction

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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), "Many people don't understand why or how other people become addicted to drugs. They may ...

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When Your Friend Has a Drinking Problem When Your Friend Has a Drinking Problem

by Kathleen Smith PhD

From the article by Kathleen Smith, "Addiction impacts more than just the person who's using. Friends, family, and even coworkers can feel ...

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14 Article-Article jplist-topic-alcoholism jplist-topic-Drinking-Problem jplist-topic-Talk-To-Friend 0 300337 300337 From the article by Kathleen Smith,  "Addiction impacts more than just the person who's using. Friends, family, and even coworkers can feel hurt or confused, or unsure whether they should intervene or let a person work out their own problems. They might talk themselves out of taking action, convincing themselves it's just their imagination, or rationalizing that a person has to "hit rock bottom" before they will change. This simply isn't true. When people minimize the effects of substance use, no one wins. Though problematic alcohol use can be a complex disorder, there are common signs and behaviors that indicate your friend or loved one has a problem and needs help." Read the full article

When Your Friend Has a Drinking Problem

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From the article by Kathleen Smith, "Addiction impacts more than just the person who's using. Friends, family, and even coworkers can feel hurt or ...

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Survey Finds That Many Recover From Alcoholism Survey Finds That Many Recover From Alcoholism

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From the article in A Very Well Mind, "More than one-third (35.9 percent) of U.S. adults with alcohol dependence (alcoholism) that began ...

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15 Article-Article jplist-topic-alcoholism jplist-topic-Recovery 0 300339 300339 From the article in A Very Well Mind,  "More than one-third (35.9 percent) of U.S. adults with alcohol dependence (alcoholism) that began more than one year ago are now in full recovery, according to research by the Laboratory of Biometry and Epidemiology that analyzed alcoholism recovery rates. The fully recovered individuals show symptoms of neither alcohol dependence nor alcohol abuse and either abstain or drink at levels below those known to increase relapse risk. They include roughly equal proportions of abstainers (18.2 percent) and low-risk drinkers (17.7 percent)." Read the full article

Survey Finds That Many Recover From Alcoholism

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From the article in A Very Well Mind, "More than one-third (35.9 percent) of U.S. adults with alcohol dependence (alcoholism) that began more than ...

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Is Addiction a "Brain Disease"? Is Addiction a "Brain Disease"?

Article from Harvard Health Publishing by Michael Bierer, MD

According to Michael Bierer, MD, "The stigma and shame of addiction has much to do with the perception that people with substance use ...

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16 Article-Article jplist-topic-Abuse jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Brain jplist-topic-Disease jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Substance 0 300340 300340 According to Michael Bierer, MD, "The stigma and shame of addiction has much to do with the perception that people with substance use disorders are weak, immoral, or simply out for a good time at society's expense. Understanding that addiction impairs the brain in many important ways may reduce such stigma. What's more, the specific type of brain dysfunction may help identify a range of effective interventions and preventions." This article looks deeper into the science of addiction.

Is Addiction a "Brain Disease"?

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According to Michael Bierer, MD, "The stigma and shame of addiction has much to do with the perception that people with substance use disorders are ...

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Treating the Trauma Behind Addiction Treating the Trauma Behind Addiction

Article from U.S. News by Katelyn Newman

"If you want to understand why many people are addicts, even people that get, you know, hooked on drugs from pharmaceuticals, a lot of it ...

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17 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-News jplist-topic-Recovery jplist-topic-Sobriety jplist-topic-Trauma 0 300341 300341 "If you want to understand why many people are addicts, even people that get, you know, hooked on drugs from pharmaceuticals, a lot of it can be traced back to childhood experiences and trauma - not all, but most of it," says Polish, 51. Joe Polish, a marketing expert who has battled addiction, says addressing its root cause is key to getting sober. 

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"If you want to understand why many people are addicts, even people that get, you know, hooked on drugs from pharmaceuticals, a lot of it can be ...

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Overcoming Addictive Behavior Overcoming Addictive Behavior

Article from SMART Recovery by Jonathan von Breton, LCMHC, LCDP

This article uses the ABCs of abstinence as a self-help tool that can help change the way you think about drugs and alcohol. Read the full ...

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18 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Behavior jplist-topic-Coping jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Recovery 0 300342 300342 This article uses the ABCs of abstinence as a self-help tool that can help change the way you think about drugs and alcohol. Read the full article to learn more about the ABCs of abstinence. 

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This article uses the ABCs of abstinence as a self-help tool that can help change the way you think about drugs and alcohol. Read the full article to ...

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DISARM the Addiction Salesman DISARM the Addiction Salesman

Article from SMART Recovery

SMART Recovery uses DISARM as a tool "that helps us see the self-talk and images that tell us to use as lies, excuses, and ...

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19 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Disarm jplist-topic-Method jplist-topic-Recovery jplist-topic-Refusal jplist-topic-Urges 0 300343 300343 SMART Recovery uses DISARM as a tool "that helps us see the self-talk and images that tell us to use as lies, excuses, and rationalizations. It challenges those urge-producing thoughts at every opportunity, shooting them down like a gunslinger or reducing them to the point of absurdity." DISARM is a tool that can be used when you are having strong urges. The method allows for the individual experiencing these urges to carefully ask a few questions to help overcome the urge. Read the full article to learn more about DISARM. 

DISARM the Addiction Salesman

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SMART Recovery uses DISARM as a tool "that helps us see the self-talk and images that tell us to use as lies, excuses, and rationalizations. It ...

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The Role of Denial in Addiction The Role of Denial in Addiction

Article from Psychology Today by Shahram Heshmat PhD.

Denial plays an important role in addiction. Addicts are notoriously prone to denial. Denial explains why drug use persists in the face of ...

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20 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Consequences jplist-topic-Denial jplist-topic-Drug jplist-topic-Recovery 0 300344 300344 Denial plays an important role in addiction. Addicts are notoriously prone to denial. Denial explains why drug use persists in the face of negative consequences (Pickard, 2016). Addiction cost them their job, their health, or their family. If they remain ignorant about the negative consequences of their actions, then these consequences cannot guide their decision-making. Dr. Shahram Heshmat explains how denial alleviates addicts of anxiety. 

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Denial plays an important role in addiction. Addicts are notoriously prone to denial. Denial explains why drug use persists in the face of negative ...

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5 Tips for Managing Triggers During Addiction... 5 Tips for Managing Triggers During Addiction...

Article from PsychCentral by Kate Green

"Completing treatment for substance abuse or alcohol addiction is a major accomplishment. But the real work starts when you walk out the ...

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21 Article-Article jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Psychology jplist-topic-Recovery jplist-topic-Tips jplist-topic-Trigger 0 300346 300346 "Completing treatment for substance abuse or alcohol addiction is a major accomplishment. But the real work starts when you walk out the door," says Kate Green. Managing triggers during addiction recovery is an important factor in order to maintain sobriety. Kate Green provides 5 tips that can help you manage these triggers during recovery from addiction. 

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"Completing treatment for substance abuse or alcohol addiction is a major accomplishment. But the real work starts when you walk out the door," says ...

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This is What Digital Addiction Looks Like This is What Digital Addiction Looks Like

Article from Rewire by Marguerite Darlington

"Let's say you're having one of "those" days at work (you know the type of day I'm talking about) and you find yourself thinking, "I can't ...

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22 Article-Article 0 300351 300351 "Let's say you're having one of "those" days at work (you know the type of day I'm talking about) and you find yourself thinking, "I can't wait to get home to my friends/partner/family so that I can be with the people that I truly care about." But what do you actually do when you get home? Statistics say, you probably spend most of that time on one or more of your digital devices," says Marguerite Darlington. This article gives the facts about digital addiction. 

This is What Digital Addiction Looks Like

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How Addiction Happens How Addiction Happens

A Personal Story of a Fentanyl Overdose

Our oldest son died of an accidental heroin/fentanyl overdose on his 22nd birthday, in December, 2015. Our family produced this video to ...

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Our oldest son died of an accidental heroin/fentanyl overdose on his 22nd birthday, in December, 2015. Our family produced this video to help teens ...

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Addiction is a Disease. We Should Treat it Like... Addiction is a Disease. We Should Treat it Like...

Ted Talk by former Director of National Drug Control Policy, Michael ...

Only one in nine people in the United States gets the care and treatment they need for addiction and substance abuse. A former Director of ...

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24 Video-Video jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Disease jplist-topic-Drug jplist-topic-Video 0 300327 300327 Only one in nine people in the United States gets the care and treatment they need for addiction and substance abuse. A former Director of National Drug Control Policy, Michael Botticelli is working to end this epidemic and treat people with addictions with kindness, compassion and fairness. In a personal, thoughtful talk, he encourages the millions of Americans in recovery today to make their voices heard and confront the stigma associated with substance use disorders. Description from TEDxMidAtlantic  Watch full video here

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Eliminating the Shame and Stigma of Addiction-... Eliminating the Shame and Stigma of Addiction-...

14:18 minute Tedx Talk

First Lady of North Dakota, Kathryn Helgaas Burgum, sheds light on the addiction crisis through personal storytelling and encouragement ...

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25 Video-Video jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Shame jplist-topic-Stigma jplist-topic-Tedx jplist-topic-Video 0 300331 300331 First Lady of North Dakota, Kathryn Helgaas Burgum, sheds light on the addiction crisis through personal storytelling and encouragement that addiction is treatable and recovery is possible.

Eliminating the Shame and Stigma of Addiction- Kathryn Helgaas Burgum

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The Stigma of Addiction The Stigma of Addiction

Tedx Talk by Tony Hoffman

Tony discusses how his first time smoking marijuana led to his eventual drug addiction, homelessness, prison, and finally redemption. Tony ...

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26 Video-Video jplist-topic-Addiction jplist-topic-Alcohol jplist-topic-Drugs jplist-topic-Stigma jplist-topic-Tedx 0 300348 300348 Tony discusses how his first time smoking marijuana led to his eventual drug addiction, homelessness, prison, and finally redemption. Tony Hoffman is the Founder and Director of The Freewheel Project, a non-profit organization that mentors thousands of youth through action sports: BMX, skateboarding and after-school programs.

The Stigma of Addiction

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