Critical mental disorders very seldom appear “unexpectedly”. More often than not close relatives and friends and often patients themselves identify minute alterations or feelings that there is “something wrong” about their cognitive thinking patterns, internal feelings or behaviours before an actual diagnosable issue progresses into a clear cut case. Here are some of the early…
DetailsThere are many factors that contribute to substance abusers persisting denial and in many cases these motivations are so convincing that they are able to successfully avoid their own recovery with potentially fatal consequences, if left untreated. We have listed 12 of the most common denial scenarios that frequently challenge addiction recovery. Each of these scenarios…
DetailsRecovery from substance abuse can be daunting. In active addiction, your whole life revolved around using and abusing substances. You may have lost your job, your marriage is in tatters and life was unbearable. Once you have admitted that there is a problem, you can start the healing process. Often drug interventions by family members…
DetailsWanting to be loved, accepted and recognised unconditionally is one of our basic needs as children. It gives us an anchored sense of belonging and safety. The lack thereof also sets in motion very deep patterns of attempting to compensate which can affect our relationships in profound ways. How Anxiety Toys With Your Emotions Anxiety…
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