1.1 General Description of Approach Dual disorders recovery counseling (DDRC) is a systematic approach to treating patients with substance abuse problems and comorbid psychiatric dual disorders. The dual disorders recovery counseling model, which incorporates individual counseling and psychosocial interventions, attempts to address the area of focus of treatment and therefore depends on the patient’s dependence … Read more
Mental illnesses commonly associated with addiction can be considered as moral afflictions. Rather than individuals suffering from a physical and mental illness, addicts were viewed as poor people who were willfully greedy and hedonistic. We have a better-enlightened perspective of this particular subject matter thanks to years of study, with the new paradigm showing that … Read more
Service Models are therapeutic interventions and support that are provided to psychosis and coexisting substance misuse. As substance abuse treatment professionals recognize that most of their clients have co-occurring disorders, they seek better treatment approaches to address these clients’ needs. There are several barriers to implementing more effective treatment. For example, no one acknowledged “best” … Read more
Here are six addiction theories which experts suggest to understand which can be the cause of addiction. Dual Diagnosis is when two doctors, a psychiatrist, and a psychologist, try to diagnose mental illness using two methods. These doctors have conflicting views about the cause, nature, and symptoms of the disease. According to the addiction theories … Read more
Mental health disorders and Self-absorption are often misunderstood. It is conceivable that a person without bipolar disorder will mistakenly think mania and depression indicate: Self-absorption Selfishness Manipulation Demanding behaviour entitlement Bipolar disorder is often confused with Narcissistic personality disorder or Self-Absorption, but people with NPD are none of these things, but they share similar symptoms … Read more
Narcolepsy Disorder has been a frequently misunderstood sleep disorder. It is marked by extreme and continuous daytime sleepiness, affecting education, social settings, and work. It increases the risk of severe and injuries. Despite being uncommon in contract narcolepsy, like most other sleep disturbances, it affects 100s of thousands of individuals in the United States, including adults … Read more
Approaches to Addiction Counseling U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of Health Delinda Mercer 1. OVERVIEW, DESCRIPTION, AND RATIONALE 1.1 General Depiction of Approach Addiction counseling is vital because habit directing tends to the manifestations of chronic drug use and related spaces of debilitated working and the substance and construction of the customer’s … Read more
Substance abuse disorder is divided into two common terms, that is, alcohol abuse disorder and drug abuse disorder. A few conditions appear to be bound to come two by two. Diseases related to the heart regularly follow diabetes, for instance, and allergies come connected at the hip with asthma. In some instances, it has been … Read more
Understanding Sleeping Disorders Otherwise called idiopathic hypersomnia, the primary hypersomnia issue is characterized by hypoarousal. It is as well-known as a condition where people feel less conscious and alert and encountering lesser psychological capacity. Now in less difficult terms, the individuals who are living with primary hypersomnia problems are always feeling drowsy and experience an extended … Read more
Bipolar disorder with primarily manic expression is known as Bipolar I disorder . This depression is a manic mental health disorder that will be noticed in an individual when he/she suffer from a disease that they will experience day by day in their lives and will be able to handle all the issues created by this … Read more