The 3 Types of Trauma and How They Rely on Addiction
A staggering 75 percent of men and women in addiction treatment report histories of abuse and trauma. But how does trauma predispose a person to substance abuse?
A staggering 75 percent of men and women in addiction treatment report histories of abuse and trauma. But how does trauma predispose a person to substance abuse?
The abuse of crystal meth among the LGBTQ+ community has been a prominent health concern for decades. However, abuse is especially prominent among gay and bisexual men after gaining popularity in the 1990s, steadily increasing into a modern epidemic. But how did this trend begin and why has it gotten worse? Let’s explore.
It’s back to school time again, which means cramped dorm living, mountains of coursework, and strict professors. Let’s face it, college comes with a lot of stress and responsibility with not much in the way of leniency for failure. Relying on caffeine and Adderall to finish up a paper due at midnight might seem like a harmless option as long as it doesn’t become a habit. But Adderall is an amphetamine that can be highly addictive if used improperly.
Delta-8 THC has soared in popularity in recent years due to its questionable accessibility and similarity to traditional marijuana. It’s at the center of some lawsuits and medical disputes, leaving many wondering if this substance is safe to consume. So lets talk about this controversial product and provide some much needed clarity.
Aftercare programs in rehab centers provide for a long-term support system to all the participants. It usually involves group therapy sessions facilitated by a licensed counselor. Anyone who has completed their rehab programs and is currently going through them can attend them, and they can learn and share ways to remain sober, without the comforts and conditions of recovery homes.
Recovery from any addiction, be it long-term or short-term is an arduous process. You have to go through a lot of physical and psychological changes during that time and of course, it is life changing.
The common adage is that quitting is for losers. However, when it comes to addiction, quitters are the real winners. But you must remember, quitting a bad habit is hard, but not impossible.