Hash / Hashish: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Hash, also known as hashish, is one of the oldest-known drugs. It can come in many forms, from marijuana to chief to nuggets of concentrated hash oil. While we do...
Don’t Let Drinking Alcohol After Workout Sabotage Your Progress
Numerous people enjoy an after-work beer or wine while they’re sitting at home watching TV or chilling with friends. However, you might be undoing all the hard work you put...
How addiction develops among high earning professionals?
As the world becomes more aware of addiction and its impacts, more people are talking about how to prevent it. However, there’s another type of addiction that’s often overlooked: addiction...
Setting boundaries during treatment: why it’s important for therapist and patient
Therapists and counsellors provide a safe space where clients can safely explore the challenges that they face in their lives. Boundaries are an important aspect of ensuring the safety of...
What are the best relapse prevention techniques?
When someone hears the word relapse, they immediately think it as ‘Failure’ whether that person be in recovery or not. It is very essential to first comprehend that it is...
How Journaling can help you cope up with your mental health?
Back in times when lockdowns happened, people were so worried and many decided to quit or give up because they were actually mentally stressed and were unable to think efficiently....
Alcohol and Drug Addiction in India – A Rising Problem
With increasing affluence and recreational time available with the population of India the Alcohol Consumption and the Drug Problem has spiraled out of control. Let us first talk about Alcohol....
The Problem of Addiction in India
One thing is certain; the problem of addiction is increasing day by day in India. And it is a very disturbing trend. Alcohol has always had social acceptability in our...
Psychological Risk Factors Associated with Alcoholism and Drug Addiction
After writing about the Biological Risk Factors let us take a look at the Psychological Risk Factors associated with Alcoholism and Drug Addiction. The Psychological Risk Factors revolve around a...
Biological Risk Factors in Alcoholism and Drug Addiction
It is the way the brain responds to alcohol and drug use that determines the Biological Risk Factors. In High Risk Patients the brain responds differently as compared to the...
