It takes compassion and understanding to assist someone in breaking free from their addiction. In light of the fact that high-functioning alcoholism is commonly misdiagnosed, it is imperative that the advantages of medication-assisted therapy (MAT) in the workplace be brought to light. This article’s objective is to shed light on the advantages of MAT, with…
Cocaine addiction, like all forms of substance abuse, can profoundly impact relationships and family dynamics. Two lesser-known aspects of this are the role of enabling behaviors and the transformative power of healing within the family unit. While these aspects may seem contrasting, they both play a crucial role in the journey of recovery, and each…
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In the journey of recovery from drug addiction, it is essential to acknowledge and celebrate the diversity of individuals affected by this challenge. By recognizing and embracing our differences, we can break down the stigma and bias surrounding addiction. This article explores the significance of understanding addiction as a symptom of distress, and how fostering…
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As we look ahead, the future of addiction treatment holds great promise, with ongoing innovations and advances in the field offering new hope and possibilities for those seeking recovery. In this article, we will explore the exciting developments in addiction treatment, providing fact-checked information that resonates with South African audiences. Personalized Treatment Approaches The future…
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Addiction mutual help groups (AA, NA, CA, OA etc) are a valuable space for recovering people to meet, learn and grow together. The bond between recovering addicts and alcoholics is one that can be substituted by no other. Sharing experiences and growing together with people who understand is priceless. When in active addiction our self-talk…
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Boundary setting with high functioning alcoholics (HFAs) can be particularly complex due to their influential positions and success in their industries. As leaders and role models, HFAs may have developed a strong network of support, which can inadvertently contribute to enabling behaviours. Colleagues and subordinates may be hesitant to confront HFAs about their alcohol abuse…
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