Addiction Resources

The History of Holistic Medicine

Holistic medicine is all about believing in the importance of healing the entire person instead of the specific illness, certain body parts, or symptoms. Holistic comes from the Greek word “holos” which means whole. Emotions, environment, and lifestyle can play a role in health just as much as medicine can.

Selfie Addiction is a Mental Health Issue

People can take selfies to get attention in order to receive as many likes and comments as possible. Being praised for looking good in a photo can make the photographer’s self-esteem go up as well as instant gratification. Click here to learn more.

Professions with the Highest Risks of Substance Misuse

High pressure jobs can take a toll on workers. Police officers, doctors, factory workers, lawyers and many other careers deal with the lives of their clients. In order to deal with their anxiety or depression, they take to substance misuse. Click here to learn more.

Movie Therapy Can Help Discover Repressed Issues

After watching the film, you would be able to discuss with your therapist your reactions towards the movie and what you learned from it. You can consider the connections between the life of the characters as well as your own life. Click here to learn more.

Journal Writing as a Therapeutic Technique

Writing down your goals can give you a better chance of achieving them and with more success. A journal can be thought of as the book of your life as you see struggle in the beginning and you will feel motivated to do better in your recovery so that your journal can have a happy ending. Learn more here.

Inspiration Songs To Listen To While in Recovery

There is always a story within the lyrics that audiences feel they can relate to and sympathize with. Artists have written songs either about their experience with drug use or someone else’s to better teach audiences about different experiences with struggle and recovery. Click here to learn more.

How to Take Better Care of Your Liver

It is important to keep your weight under control to prevent fatty liver disease which can lead to cirrhosis, which causes scarring damage to the liver, as well as less carbs to avoid leaving fat deposits in the liver. Click here to learn more.

How to Control Your Anger

When it seems impossible to control your anger, serious consequences happen such as getting in a physical altercation or drive recklessly when you are on the road. If your anger continues, the chances of developing a coronary heart disease will increase as well. You can also develop insomnia, headaches, and insomnia.

How Much Nature Do We Need a Day

Walking outsides is good for your mental health as well as a study in 2009 saying taking a nature walk can reduce stress levels. It was also said in 2013 how walking on a green space can put the brain in a meditative state. Click here to learn more.

Sugar Linked with Addiction Hospital

Addiction can occur in the most unlikely places such as in the food we eat. According to nutrition expert Dr. Mark Hyman, sugar is eight times as addictive as cocaine and the brain produces the same high levels of dopamine. Click here to learn more.