Getting High... Can You Get Off It
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Getting High... Can You Break Free?
Summary:
This article explores how teenagers often encounter alcohol and drugs, leading from curiosity to potential addiction and the need for rehabilitation. It discusses the emotional journey of addicts and how new perspectives can help lessen their dependency.
Keywords: counseling, depression, anxiety
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Every individual among the eight billion people on Earth is unique, with their own interests, needs, and desires. The paths we choose shape our lives, influenced by the daily decisions we make.
Take, for example, a typical college teenager. They may choose to focus on academics and family or explore more daring experiences like experimenting with alcohol or drugs. Such experimentation often stems from peer pressure and a desire to belong, influencing some teens to make risky choices. Even those who avoid addiction often initially try drugs out of curiosity.
Teenage years are a time of exploration, as curiosity about the world peaks. Many encounter drugs and alcohol during this period. While alcohol is socially accepted, it can lead to alcoholism. More concerning is the rising number of teens addicted to substances like marijuana, crystal meth, or LSD. Such addiction often results in the need for drug rehabilitation.
Entering rehab can be daunting for recovering addicts. Anxiety about the unknown future and depression?"affecting both the patient and their parents?"can be prevalent. Many resist rehabilitation because it separates them from their drug-using peers and access to substances, potentially increasing feelings of isolation. However, rehab is essential for detoxification, counseling, and basic addiction treatment.
Rehabilitation centers may feel punitive to addicts. Yet, they provide vital education on the benefits of a healthy, drug-free life. While withdrawal symptoms can make patients difficult to communicate with, a calm and supportive environment aids in reducing stress and anxiety, offering a fresh perspective on life.
Whether as out-patients or in-patients, individuals in rehab engage in counseling, open forums, and educational activities. These experiences gradually diminish their dependency on drugs. Over time, depression may decrease as patients learn to overcome addiction and begin their journey to recovery.
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