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Addiction and Controlling Behavior

Alcohol Addiction, Mental HealthBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 14, 2014

Addicts, as well as many others, believe that being in control is how to achieve success and happiness in life. People who follow this rule use it as a survival skill, having usually learned it in childhood. As long as they make the rules, no one can back them into a corner with their feelings.…

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Addiction and Unrealistic Expectations

Addiction and Unrealistic Expectations

Addiction TreatmentBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 14, 2014

First, let’s look at the addict who is in his or her active disease and in denial about his or her addictive thinking. At the heart of that thinking is the need for problems. As long as there is a problem, there is a reason or excuse to use. Also central to addictive thinking is…

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Humility and Addiction Recovery

Addiction Recovery, ArticlesBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 8, 2014

Humility is a term not frequently heard early in the addiction recovery process. Seeing the reality of how we view ourselves from a self-esteem standpoint is often difficult. Humility—allowing ourselves to be just one among others—means not only letting go of an increased ego, but also learning to believe that you are just as deserving…

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The Many Faces of Addiction - Substitute Addictions

The Many Faces of Addiction – Substitute Addictions

Addiction TreatmentBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 8, 2014

By: James L. Fenley, Jr., MD Addiction is a disease with many potential faces, including, but not limited to, alcohol and other drugs. Also, once someone is addicted to alcohol or other drugs—whether they are in recovery or not—their addiction can generalize to other areas, such as gambling, eating, or sex. When one form of…

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The Power of Addiction

The Power of Addiction

Alcohol Addiction, Drug Abuse, Meth AddictionBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 7, 2014

The power of addiction is a force built on denial. This power is so dominant in active addiction that addicts can neither see nor hear the devastation and losses occurring around them as a result of their disease. Sometimes, maybe years down the road, some crisis occurs that causes them to “come up for air”…

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Feelings - Negative Emotions and Addiction

Feelings – Negative Emotions and Addiction

Addiction Treatment, Mental HealthBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 7, 2014

We live in a world with a multitude of words that signify feelings that are negative in connotation—words such as embarrassed, guilty, ashamed, frustrated, anxious, nervous, desperate, depressed, self-pitying, humiliated, annoyed, and many more. What’s interesting is that we are not born with any of these feelings. We are taught these words as we grow…

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Characteristics of Active Addiction: Typical Addictive Thinking

Characteristics of Active Addiction: Typical Addictive Thinking

Addiction TreatmentBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 4, 2014

The Mind of an Addict One of the most prominent characteristic of typical addictive thinking is to externalize problems, to blame things on other people or situations. This tendency to play the role of victim and/or to be bitter about what life has “done to” him or her is totally unconscious on the part of…

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Surrendering to Addiction

Surrendering to Addiction

Addiction Recovery, Addiction Treatment, ArticlesBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 4, 2014

To admit one’s disease, his or her addiction, and to look clearly at the devastation it has caused, is also to feel long-repressed emotional pain. Surrendering to one’s addiction is always a painful process. It means addressing the emotional pain of the disease. In effect, the addict has been medicating his or her feelings for…

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Addiction – Denial and Risks of Leaving Treatment

Addiction Treatment, ArticlesBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 3, 2014

One of the most common reasons for wanting to leave treatment, especially among female clients, is “I miss my children; I want to be with them, and they need me.” Her desire to be home with her children is what she wants, but what they need is a clean and sober mother, and that means…

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Addiction and Relapse

Addiction Recovery, Drug AbuseBy Landmark RecoveryOctober 2, 2014

Contrary to popular misconception, relapse doesn’t begin with a return to using; using is the culmination of the relapse process, a process that usually starts long before the resumption of the actual use of substances or other manifestations of addiction. The seeds for a return to using are sown during a gradual return to the…

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