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Daily Archives: August 7, 2014

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Fighting Cravings for Drugs When Dealing with Chronic Pain

Drug Abuse, Dual Diagnosis, Pain RecoveryBy Landmark RecoveryAugust 7, 2014

Once the drugs are stopped, you will eventually feel a lot better and may have the unrealistic expectation that you will not want to use or even think about drugs anymore. Because using drugs to relieve pain had become such a common practice, it is always possible that even as you feel better, you will…

From Thoughts to Actions when Dealing with Chronic Pain

Articles, Pain RecoveryBy Landmark RecoveryAugust 7, 2014

We all move through a process from sensing and thinking to actions, and this process usually occurs at time-warp speed. Generally speaking it does not feel like a multipart process, though it is. The process is unique for each of us and is affected by many factors, but it is possible to lay out a…

Connecting the Points of Balance – The Relationship between Thoughts, Emotions and Chronic Pain

Articles, Mental Health, Pain RecoveryBy Landmark RecoveryAugust 7, 2014

A common misconception is that emotions or feelings occur in direct response to a sensory event. Such events can be internal, such as our physical state (e.g., a backache), or external to us (e.g., being stuck in traffic). So it may seem that the event causes the resulting emotion. Yet, in response to an event,…

Finding Balance without Pain Medications for Those with Chronic Pain

Pain RecoveryBy Landmark RecoveryAugust 7, 2014

Imbalance of Physical life Imbalance of the body can manifest as fatigue, aching, nausea, sleep disturbance, and increased pain. Medication use affects your body. Stopping opioid medications under medical supervision (medically-monitored withdrawal) will cause a physical upheaval for a time, and balance may be difficult to achieve until your body recovers its own store of…

Identifying Codependency in Self and Others

Identifying Codependency in Self and Others

Addiction TreatmentBy Landmark RecoveryAugust 7, 2014

This exercise will help you to identify dependent traits in yourself and in someone with whom you have a close relationship (this can be a spouse, romantic partner, or other significant relationship). Read the following list of characteristics and indicate which apply to you, to the other person, or to both of you. Characteristics: Problems…

Relationship Dynamics and Chronic Pain

Relationship Dynamics and Chronic Pain

Pain RecoveryBy Landmark RecoveryAugust 7, 2014

Sick Role When someone in the family has chronic pain, family roles and responsibilities often change, with the chronic pain sufferer taking on a more dependent status, or “sick role.” The spouse or partner of the person in pain may start to take on too many responsibilities. He or she may feel more like a…

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