Coping with Triggers when Living at Home: Tips for Outpatient Clients
Triggers, which can be certain people, places, emotions, or situations, may spark intense urges to use substances or fall back on unhealthy coping habits.
Triggers, which can be certain people, places, emotions, or situations, may spark intense urges to use substances or fall back on unhealthy coping habits.
The same brain wiring that pushes high achievers toward success also makes them vulnerable to addiction.
Many families wonder if addiction can be passed down from parents to children. Questions about heredity often come up when several family members have struggled with substance use in the past.