Category: Sober living
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Whippits 10 Facts to Know About Inhaling Nitrous Oxide
Treatment of whippet misuse is similar to treatment for other substances that cause psychological dependence. That is, it centers on identifying the reasons behind the addiction. Individuals attend therapy sessions in which they talk about when they started using nitrous oxide and what contributed to their use. Abusing nitrous oxide in any form has the…
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Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome: an update on the pathophysiology and management
Currently, Nicki is pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Counseling Education and Supervision at Grand Canyon University. Nicki’s research interests include the use of Positive Psychology interventions with dual diagnosis clients. Nicki hopes to contribute to the body of knowledge in treating substance use disorders. “Anecdotally, it does feel like we are seeing a…
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How a Structured Sober Living Environment Can Enhance Your Recovery Mental Health Transitional Living in Los Angeles
These skills ensure that once you transition to independent living, you’re equipped not just to survive but thrive. Addressing these practical aspects of life reduces the stress and anxiety that can often trigger relapse. A modified version of the Alcoholics Anonymous Sober House Rules: A Comprehensive Overview Affiliation Scale was used to assess 12-step involvement…
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Peer Pressure: Definition, Examples, and Ways to Cope
Children’s Health offers one of the most comprehensive specialty programs available for children and teens who need psychiatry and psychological services. We’re recognized experts on treating eating disorders, depression and other mood disorders. Peer pressure is internal or external pressure felt to behave in certain ways, both good and bad. Peer pressure begins as early…
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Is There a Difference Between Abstinence and Sobriety? Valiant Living Detox and Assessment
Sobriety and abstinence are terms frequently encountered in discussions about addiction recovery and mental well-being. While often used interchangeably, each carries distinct implications that extend beyond the mere absence of substance use. Sobriety encompasses a broader commitment to actions and behaviors that support overall health, whereas abstinence focuses solely on the cessation of substance use.…