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Understanding drug addiction treatment means treating it as a disease. [Read more,
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Common Myths Involving Substance Abuse:
Common myths falsely spread about drug and alcohol addiction.
Myth: Drug usage is entirely voluntary behavior. Fact: People with substance use disorders act upon a biological and psychological dependence, which addictive substances satisfy.
Myth: Drug addicts willingly put themselves in environments conducive to substance abuse. Fact: Patients of prescription drug abuse often become addicted after sustaining legitimate injuries when trusted medical professionals prescribe highly addictive medications.
Myth: Drug addicts want to get high because they’re lazy and unmotivated party fiends. Fact: Substance abusers often pursue the liberating effects induced by drugs and alcohol in an attempt to self medicate. Self medication is the desperate battle to escape from internal and external conflict.
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Additional helpful and educational links:
Drug Rehabilitation – From Wikipedia.org
Treatment Approaches for Drug Addiction
Understanding Drug Use and Addiction
What to do if you have a problem with drugs:
— For Teens and Young Adults
— For Adults
What to do if someone you know has a problem with drugs:
— Your Teen or Young Adult
— Your Adult Friend or Loved One