Category: Relapse Prevention

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Understanding and Avoiding 9 Common Relapse Triggers

Part of any successful treatment plan for alcohol or drug addiction involves managing the risk of relapse. Although no two substance abusers are exactly alike, there are some common relapse triggers that you should be aware of during the early stages of sobriety.   Avoid These 9 Common Relapse Triggers 1. Anger Using drugs and alcohol to manage unpleasant emotions is a common coping mechanism among people who seek substance abuse treatment. When you leave

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Chronic Relapse Prevention

Whether you are dealing with substance addiction as a personal issue, or as the loved one of an addicted person, it is likely that you will have some experience with relapse. When it comes to addiction recovery, there isn’t a straight and smoothly paved path that leads directly to full recovery. There will be twists and turns, as well as setbacks, but they are all part of the journey. There is a common misconception that

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