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If you or someone you love is struggling with an addiction, it can feel like the world is against you. But there are people who can help. Addiction psychologists can provide guidance and support as you work to overcome addiction. In many cases, these psychologists can also provide treatment for addiction.
If you’re looking for a psychologist who specializes in addiction, try looking online. There are several websites that list addiction psychologists near you and provides online therapy. You can also ask your friends, family, or coworkers if they know of any good psychologists.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Addiction counselors conduct drug abuse examinations and assessments, provide patients with emotional support, and conduct one-on-one, couple, and family therapy sessions to get to the root of the addiction.
The four C’s of addiction can help you determine if someone’s addictive behavior is a mental health issue that requires treatment. These C’s stand for compulsion, appetites, consequences, and control.
The most frequent reasons for addiction are chronic stress, mental illness, a family history of addiction, and previous trauma. If you comprehend how these causes might lead to substance abuse and addiction, you can learn to stay away from developing an addiction yourself.
Addiction is often characterized by a loss of control and an inability to stay away from the substance or behavior in question. Other signs include reduced socializing, ignoring risk factors, and breaking promises.
Withdrawal symptoms can be extremely difficult to deal with, both physically and mentally. In addition to other withdrawal symptoms, some people may experience convulsions or tremors, anxiety, disorientation,sweating, palpitations, or even hyperthermia. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms it is important to seek medical attention immediately as this could be a life threatening emergency.
