Cooccurring mental health disorders are common from "summary" of Drugs, Addiction, and the Brain by George F. Koob,Michael A. Arends,Michel Le Moal
The relationship between substance use disorders and mental health disorders is complex and multifaceted. It is not uncommon for individuals with substance use disorders to also experience cooccurring mental health disorders. This phenomenon is known as comorbidity, and it is a common occurrence in clinical practice. One reason for the high prevalence of cooccurring mental health disorders among individuals with substance use disorders is the shared risk factors that contribute to both conditions. Genetic predisposition, environmental influences, and neurobiological factors can all play a role in the development of these disor...
Similar Posts
Cultivating mindfulness and presence
To develop mindfulness and presence, one must first acknowledge that the mind is constantly bombarded with thoughts, emotions, ...
The light at the end of the tunnel is attainable with perseverance and determination
In the depths of despair, it may seem impossible to see any glimmer of hope. The darkness can be suffocating, enveloping us in ...
Repetitive negative thinking can lead to anxiety and depression
When you engage in repetitive negative thinking, you are essentially reinforcing negative pathways in your brain. The more you ...
Education is key in preventing drug use
Education plays a crucial role in preventing drug use. By educating individuals about the risks and consequences associated wit...
Practice selfcompassion and kindness
Being kind and compassionate towards oneself is an essential aspect of recovery. It involves treating oneself with the same gen...
Understanding the root causes of porn addiction is crucial
To truly break free from the chains of porn addiction, one must dive deep into the underlying reasons that fuel this destructiv...
Patty Duke's personal experiences with bipolar disorder
Patty Duke shares her raw and unfiltered journey with bipolar disorder in "Brilliant Madness." She delves deep into her persona...
Embracing the journey of recovery with an open heart and mind can lead to lasting peace and happiness
When we approach the journey of recovery with an open heart and mind, we are opening ourselves up to the possibility of lasting...
Brain monitors internal environment
The brain constantly receives information from the body. It is like a vigilant monitor, always checking on the internal environ...
Eliminating triggers and temptations from surroundings
One effective strategy to prevent falling into the habit of masturbation is to remove any triggers and temptations from your su...