Negative Thinking and Self-hatred: Believe it or not, we do choose all of our thoughts! While it seems that we do not chose them as they are repeatedly and rapidly appearing in our consciousness, we do choose all of them.
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Harry Henshaw March 9, 2021 Dan Millman once wrote in the Way of the Peaceful Warrior that we do not like to look inside ourselves because we are afraid of what we will find if we where to do so. If and when you look inside yourself you will most assuredly find that you
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Recovery is a long road, and it can be difficult to understand whether or not you’re ready to get treatment. On the one hand, you’re going to want to get help as soon as possible. This is good for your health, your finances, and the people around you. At the same time, rehab is a
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Addiction isn’t just difficult for the person suffering with the disease, it can also be difficult for those around them. The family is no exception, which is why it’s so important to understand the tactics available to you to understand the situation and grow from it. Below, you’ll learn five ways to cope with addiction
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When someone is addicted, they’re not just hurting themselves, they’re hurting everyone around them. This can be especially problematic for family members, who may be less inclined to set the boundaries needed to protect themselves. Below, we’ll explain how addiction can impact a family: this includes the financial issues it causes, the way that it
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Getting someone to seek addiction treatment can be difficult. While you may be tempted to dismiss your loved one’s issue, thinking that it’s none of your business, it’s vitally important to show them why they need help. An intervention is one of the most effective ways of getting a loved one to seek help, but
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Encouraging a loved one to get addiction treatment can be difficult. People rarely want to confront how their behaviors can cause problems for both themselves and the people around them. As well, it’s very common for people to struggle when dealing with conflict. An addict needs help, though, which is why it’s important to try
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Recovery is a lifelong journey. Once you’ve left treatment, there’s a lot you can be proud of. You’ve overcome one of the biggest humps, moving past chemical addiction and seeing how life can feel without an addictive substance. At the same time, adjusting to life after treatment can be difficult. In this article, we’ll discuss
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One of the most obvious signs of addiction is when someone has trouble interacting with society because of their dependence on a substance. Whether they’re losing their job, getting in trouble with the law, or simply making inexplicable changes to their life, most addicts are obviously suffering because of their addiction. While this describes some
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Addiction is a difficult disease to deal with, and it affects people in a variety of different ways. For this reason, it isn’t always easy to spot the signs that your loved one is an addict. That said, below we’re listing five signs that your loved one is an addict. We hope this helps you
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