Group Addiction Copy
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- 1. By: Travis Teffs, Dave Alport, Fernando Ramis-Lefere, LeAnne Rozner & Kyle Vergara
- 2. Travis Teffs
- 3. The state of being enslaved to a habit, practice or something that is psychologically or physically habit-forming to such an extent that its cessation causes severe trauma. Addiction:
- 7. Dave Alport
- 8. I’m addicted to Dryer’s Lime Fruit Bars
- 9. We all want To feel good … .. All the time
- 13. Addicts seek experiences To fulfill needs
- 14. Addiction is a human response that is motivated by the addict’s desires and principles.
- 15. Addiction Is About Relationships
- 22. Personality marked by traits of compulsive and habitual use of a substance or practice in an attempt to cope with psychic pain engendered by conflict and anxiety. Addictive Personality
- 23. *Since different addictions affect people differently, it is impossible to create a basic definition of an addictive personality that covers all people and addictions. *However, some experts believe that addicts show common traits amongst each other.
- 26. LeAnne Rozner
- 27. All addictive drugs produce their effects by altering the synaptic activity.
- 29. Humans engage in behaviors that are rewarding.
- 30. Natural rewards reinforce behaviors required for survival.
- 31. Reward Pathway
- 32. Stimulation of the reward pathway produces pleasurable sensations.
- 33. Addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease resulting from fundamental changes in the brain.
- 34. As tolerance develops More of the drug is needed To get the same high
- 35. Without the substance the user experiences withdrawal and cravings for the substance.
- 36. It is possible to be dependent on a drug without being addicted.
- 37. normal cocaine obese alcoholic
- 38. The person can only feel normal When under the influence Of the drug
- 39. Drug use alters the brain In fundamental And long lasting ways Normal Brain Meth Brain
- 40. Addiction is a disease of the brain.
- 41. Kyle Vergara
- 42. Addictions create a chemical dependence Which create a need for That specific substance or activity. Physical:
- 43. Addictions also tend to create a more artificial “need” which often requires a replacement to contend with the absence of the dependent. Mental:
- 46. It has been shown in many cases that the smallest belief of getting better has profound effects on the process of recovery.
- 47. Treatment of a psychiatric disorder is critical to success in recovery.
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