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Cognitive-Behavioral Approach to Treating Cocaine Addiction
A Cognitive-Behavioral approach to treating cocaine addiction attempts to help patients recognize, avoid, and cope. That is, to recognize the situations in which they are most likely to use cocaine, to avoid those situations when appropriate, and to cope more effectively with a range of problems and problematic behaviors associated with substance abuse.Read Full Article » The Dark Side of Prescription Drugs
By Patti Geier, LCSW
Prescription drug addiction usually begins by genuinely needing the drug that's been prescribed for medical reasons...but somewhere along the line it progressively turns to the regular use/abuse of the medication in an attempt to satisfy emotional and psychological needs.Read Full Article » Interventions for Chemical Dependency
By Lana M. Ackaway
The chief issue with chemical dependency/addiction is that most often an addict believes he/she can use safely. I've never encountered a chemically dependent individual who thinks, feels, says or behaves otherwise.Read Full Article » Does Your Family's History of Alcoholism Put You at Risk?
If you're among the millions who have a parent, grandparent, or other close relative with alcoholism, does that mean problems with alcohol are inevitable for you too?Read Full Article » Baby Boomers: The Changing Face of Older Adult Addiction
By Emily Battaglia
Coming-of-age baby boomers heralded a new era of illicit drug use in the United States – and aging members of this generation have maintained a higher rate of involvement with illicit drugs than the generation immediately preceding it.Read Full Article »