All Addiction-Related Articles

  1. Managing Frustration and Anger

  2. My brain feels like it’s screaming at me!

  3. My children don’t trust me anymore because of my drinking or using

  4. My friends drink as much as I do. Are they alcoholics too?

  5. My kid started smoking weed. How do I talk to them?

  6. My life is over

  7. My loved one’s behavior is scaring me

  8. My mind is racing!

  9. My partner doesn’t want me to stop using drugs or get better

  10. Nothing excites me anymore

  11. Practicing Radical Acceptance

  12. Set up a psychiatric advance directive (PAD)

  13. Should I kick out my child for using or drinking?

  14. Should I reconnect with my toxic friend or family member?

  15. Someone I care about killed themselves

  16. Someone I love is in jail

  17. Someone I love overdosed

  18. Stopping “Stupid Thoughts”

  19. The PATH to Calm: 4 steps to calm your mind

  20. Think Ahead: Mental Health Crisis Plan

  21. Thinking traps: How can I deal with negative thoughts?

  22. Treating Internet Addiction

  23. Types of intrusive thoughts

  24. What are the side-effects of antipsychotic meds?

  25. What do healthy boundaries look like in recovery?

  26. What does healthy drinking look like?

  27. What does peer support look like?

  28. What does self-care look like in recovery?

  29. What happens if I relapse?

  30. What is Complex PTSD?

  31. What is addiction?

  32. What is anxiety?

  33. What is depression?

  34. What is recovery like?

  35. What is trauma?

  36. What’s Underneath? (Identifying feelings)

  37. Who makes mental health decisions for me if I can’t?

  38. Why can’t I stop drinking after three beers?

  39. Why can’t I stop using drugs or alcohol?

  40. Will I get in trouble for drinking or using at school?

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