Author name: Dr. Beth Dunlap

gambling addiction

The Inside Bet: Unraveling the Effects of Gambling on Your Brain

In recent years, the issue of gambling addiction has become a growing concern in various parts of the world. The allure of the adrenaline rush, the thrill of the risk, and the potential for a big win can be enticing. However, what many people fail to realize is the impact that gambling can have on the brain, and how it can lead to addiction and various psychological and physiological effects.

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medication

Benefits of Medication Maintenance in Addiction Treatment

Medication maintenance plays a vital role in addiction treatment, offering individuals the support they need to overcome substance abuse and achieve long-term recovery. Through the use of medication-assisted therapy (MAT), individuals receive prescribed medications that help manage cravings and withdrawal symptoms, making the recovery process more manageable.

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sober summer

Tips for Staying Sober and Preventing Relapse in the Summertime

Summer can be a challenging time for individuals in recovery, but with the right strategies and support, it is possible to stay sober and enjoy all that the season has to offer. It’s important to discuss the importance of sobriety, the benefits of staying sober, the risks of substance abuse, strategies for maintaining sobriety, navigating social situations, coping mechanisms for cravings, and seeking professional help

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Recovery Words Matter: What We Can Do to Destigmatize Addiction

You know the feeling. That judgmental stare when someone finds out you’re in recovery. The assumptions made about what kind of person you must be. The hurtful labels used to describe you and your experience with addiction. It’s time we had an open and honest talk about the language surrounding substance use disorders. The words we choose can either heal or harm.

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