Inside The “Bubble” Of Addiction And Broken Resiliency
Drug and alcohol abuse can halt a person’s ability to build resiliency, making hard times more difficult without learned coping mechanisms.
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Drug and alcohol abuse can halt a person’s ability to build resiliency, making hard times more difficult without learned coping mechanisms.
When we abuse drugs or alcohol, it removes us from the current moment. This can turn into a cycle and result in an absence of presence.
Each individual has building blocks that make them more or less likely to develop an addiction, such as genetics and environment.
The reasons someone starts and continues using drugs depends on the individual, and may be influenced by positive or negative reinforcements.
When a young person drinks or does drugs during adolescence, it can lead to problems with brain development that may last a lifetime.
The definitions of addiction have changed throughout the years since the classification of substance use disorders began in the early 19th century.
Throughout the brain and CNS, chemical communicators are passed along to carry information, and imbalances in these chemicals can lead to serious issues.