10 Signs That You Are A High-Functioning Addict
Nadia Matta, LMSW
Denial, rationalization, and worsening physical and mental health symptoms are a few of the signs of a high-functioning addict.
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Nadia Matta, LMSW
Denial, rationalization, and worsening physical and mental health symptoms are a few of the signs of a high-functioning addict.
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Kristen Fuller, MD
After the initial withdrawal period, you will experience many mental and physical changes during the first year after you stop drinking.
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Kristen Fuller, MD
Setting clear, healthy boundaries when a loved one is struggling with addiction can be necessary to protect your mental and emotional health.
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Kristen Fuller, MD
If your partner is showing signs of addiction, like alcohol misuse, mood swings, and defensive behavior, they most likely need rehab.
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Kristen Fuller, MD
Being sober curious means that you are curious about or starting to rethink your relationship with alcohol.
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Adrienne Webster, LACC
Reassessing your relationship with alcohol can be challenging, but these 5 tips can help you stop drinking and start living a sober lifestyle.
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Travis Pantiel, LMHC, MCAP
Holidays can be a stressful time of year for people in recovery, so supporting your loved one during this festive season is crucial.
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Amber Biello-Taylor, CAP, LCSW
Helpful strategies to stay sober over the holidays include practicing healthy coping strategies and connecting with supportive loved ones.
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Ashish Bhatt, MD
Aftercare is a vital part of recovery, yet many underestimate its importance. Understanding why it's important can promote long-term sobriety.
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