Category: Addiction

  • Analysis of the Interview Response by an Addiction Counselor

    Interview Report Many students are often confused about the subject that they should focus on and the potential employers that they will get. Within the mental health careers, there are many opportunities that require different licensure, skills, educational qualification, earning potential, and overall philosophy (Metz, 2016). Having the right knowledge regarding the available opportunities helps…

  • Six Stages of Change: Treatment Approaches for Drug Addiction

    Recovery from addiction leads to lifestyle change. Individuals whose loved ones undergo the recovery process may feel long when they have doubtful expectations. Six stages of change, also known as the trans-theoretical model, explain how treatment works and how recovery is eventually attained. The six stages of change follow a sequential manner and include pre-contemplation,…

  • Trauma and Addiction: Complex Treatment

    Table of Contents Introduction Background Historical Overview Historical Healthcare Overview Gaps in Research Neurochemical Effects of Addiction and Trauma Addressing Trauma During Addiction Treatment Resilience and Spirituality Conclusion References Introduction Addiction is a compound issue that needs to be examined from different aspects. However, there is a lack of emphasis on the evidence that trauma…

  • Drug Addiction: Elimination of Incarcerations

    A TED talk, focusing on addiction, by Johann Hari, introduces the concept in a way that people do not often expect to see. The man offers his own educated perspective on the matter and poses addiction not as a problem of physical inability or a moral failing of character, but a sociological problem that warrants…

  • Philosophical Approach to Addictions

    Table of Contents Introduction Essence Conclusion References Introduction For a medical professional, philosophical approaches, especially to various health conditions, should be based on evidence. The latter can come from peer-reviewed research, as well as the recommendations of relevant organizations, including the American Psychiatric Association [APA] (2013) and the National Institute on Drug Abuse [NIDA] (2018b).…

  • Comparison of Adolescent and Adult Addiction Treatment

    Criteria Adult Population Adolescent Population Diagnosis Standard diagnosis for addictions in adults is performed using the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). According to Hartney (2019), DSM-5 includes eleven criteria, and having two or more of the symptoms implies that the client has an addiction. The number of presenting signs is indicative of…

  • Computer Use and Dangerous Computer Addiction

    The society has changed a lot with the technological developments that have come up in the world. This technology has had many advantages to the contemporary world. However, there are a number of disadvantages for excessively depending on the computer. Individuals should watch out not to use computers excessively since it can pose a lot…

  • Alcohol Addiction Group Manual

    Introduction The present manual offers key information about the formation of a psychotherapeutic group that is focused on addressing the problem of alcohol addiction. The manual features the type, topic, and target population of the group and justifies them as relevant and appropriate. Furthermore, a description of the group’s advertising, setting, dates, structure, and phases…

  • Drug Addiction Treatment & Benchmark Program

    Drug addiction is an illness that has no easy cure but instead requires in-depth research to take into account various therapy factors. The drug addiction treatment and psychological health program offered by the Promises Clinic has the focus mentioned above. According to the facility’s main web page, Promises is the answer for patients desperate to…

  • Meth Addiction Among Low-Income Americans

    Drug addiction has been one of the most pressing problems in society for a long time. Many policies and strategies have been developed to combat this danger to society. One of the agents in the process of limiting this issue is social workers who contribute to the formation of new approaches to combat addiction and…