People with addiction disorders find it difficult to stop doing things that hurt them or other people. Addictions to
- Alcohol,
- Tobacco,
- Drugs,
- Gambling are common kinds.
During their recovery journey, they may relapse more than once. It can seriously interfere with one's health, work, education, relationships, finances, and other aspects of life.
- Addiction symptoms can appear as mood swings and difficulties in interpersonal interactions.
- Higher doses might be required to achieve the intended effects as tolerance develops with time to lower doses.
- When suddenly stopping, withdrawal symptoms may appear.
- Consumption might go over planned limits.
- People often tend to prioritize addiction over other important aspects of life.
- Efforts to reduce usage might fail.
- Regardless of assurance, getting help is crucial if worries about addiction surface.
Addiction is something that many people successfully overcome; however, it can take some time. Professional mental health assistance makes the healing process much more manageable. Stopping addictive behaviours is only one component of proper recovery; another is feeling healed in all facets of life.
- Relapse is a common and regular part of the healing process.
- For those who are in recovery, stress is the leading cause of relapse.
- Planning coping mechanisms for complex circumstances is critical for people recovering.
- Maintaining progress in recovery requires anticipating and being ready for possible relapses.
Tele though provides thorough assistance to people battling addiction with a range of services:
● Online Guidance: Professional counseling services through communication channels are accessible.
● Motivational Interviewing: applying methods to improve motivation to modify addictive habits.
● Therapy based on cognitive behaviour (CBT): Requesting regular GP to refer to a Clinical Psychologist with an emphasis on modifying negative thought patterns and addictive behaviours.
● Prescription Drugs: Giving suitable drugs to treat cravings and symptoms associated with addiction if necessary and appropriate.
● Detox Programs and admission to a Rehab facility: The availability of home-based detoxification programs run under supervision which may not be always possible.
● Our Psychiatrist can Provide assistance to your regular GP in making a referral to one of the Participating rehabilitation programs.
