How to Talk About Substance Abuse
Remember that recovery is a process, and your support can make a difference in their journey towards a substance-free and healthier life.
Remember that recovery is a process, and your support can make a difference in their journey towards a substance-free and healthier life.
Helping someone with substance abuse requires patience, empathy, and a deep commitment to their well-being.
Identifying the signs of substance abuse can be a life-changing step in addressing this issue.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness has some great ideas and resources to get involved in events for Mental Health Awareness Month. One way to do so is to share your story.
one of the most common concerns that are mentioned to the therapist is the concern of side effects.
Support for Friends, Family, and Concerned Individuals who are Impacted by Other’s Drinking and Drug Use
There are different paths to recovery.
Taking the first steps and finding a recovery path that works for you is the goal.
Check out Milieu Therapy—an approach where the social environment is incorporated as the therapy.
Living as an addict can feel lonely, and this does not need to define you. In fact, the term “addict” can be offensive, especially when you are struggling with substance use or relapse.