Sentences with phrase «people with addiction issues»

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Shopaholics often report that buying a new dress or outfit provides a temporary confidence boost; some people with shopping addictions also suffer from self - esteem and insecurity issues.

We need to stop locking up and killing people with addictions and mental health issues and start treating them like human beings and give them the healthcare and the opportunities they deserve.

But I do think they could do more to bring awareness to the issue, help people feel safe enough to admit to addictions, and help them connect with professional help or recovery groups.

We are tackling this problem now and aggressively with a $ 1 billion plan to prevent homelessness and move people out of shelter and into permanent homes, and another $ 2.6 billion for supportive housing for those with mental health or addiction issues.

People who have struggled with weight issues, stress, toxic relationships, addictions or other personal issues are often able to finally resolve these issues once their body is correctly aligned, connected and stronger and they start to feel more empowered.

«Sweetened foods have become a source of comfort for many people,» claims Dianne Sullivan, a psychotherapist in Hartford, Connecticut, who works with clients on food - addiction issues.

Some of our priorities include ensuring youth succeed in school, helping people with mental health and addiction issues and helping isolated seniors.

There have been a number of issues and controversies centered around EA's FIFA series, where a number of people have complained about addiction, or parents have had to step in and deal with their kids spending inordinate amounts of money on microtransactions.

This case centres on a claim that the DVBIA's Downtown Ambassadors Program violated the Human Rights Code by systemically harassing and removing homeless people from public spaces in downtown Vancouver — homeless people, who are disproportionately Indigenous, people with disabilities such as serious mental health issues, and people with addictions.

These can include higher universal healthcare costs as people deal with the physical and mental health impacts of unresolved legal issues, increased reliance on social assistance, the price of incarceration, decreased workforce participation, and higher rates of homelessness, addiction and other socially - costly impacts.

Meanwhile, courts are packed with accused persons suffering from addiction and mental health issues, and there are insufficient resources to allow Indigenous accuseds — already grossly overrepresented in Canada's jails and prisons — to get the support the law demands they receive.

Melissa C. Martin is a bilingual career specialist with 17 years» experience in counseling and coaching military members, military spouses, and people with mental health issues and addictions.

Working with people experiencing behavioral «addictions» or habits such as excessive eating, spending, gambling, internet use, etc., as well as working with family members affected by these issues or by substance abuse, is also a specialty.

I specialize in helping people who struggle with addictions, anxiety, depression, and ongoing relationship issues.

«I have enjoyed helping people with stress, anxiety, depression, abuse (emotional, physical, sexual), addiction / alcoholism in the family, couples, self - esteem, dissociation, and attachment issues.

I have had the privilege of working with clients from a broad spectrum of life circumstances and issues, including community mental health patients, abuse, trauma, and domestic violence survivors, persons struggling with substance addictions, adolescents, senior citizens, school - aged and foster children, couples, and families.

While treatment for Asperger's Syndrome, Autism, Anxiety, and Depression are my specialties, I also work with people who struggle with addiction, relationship problems, sexuality uncertainties, self - esteem issues, grief, and difficulty with life transitions.»

I have helped people with a wide range of issues, including depression, anxiety, loss, trauma, addiction, parenting, and navigating difficult life transitions, such as divorce and remarriage.»

He frequently helps people with depression, anxiety, anger, conflict, addictions, phase of life issues and crisis of faith.»

My goal is to help people with depression, marriage problems, addictions, parenting issues, fear, anxiety, grief, decision making, burnout, stress and family crisis, doubt, anger or forgiveness.

I work with people who are in emotional pain such as marital issues, family problems, relationship conflicts, anxiety / worry, addiction, men's issues, depression or anger.

When people are dealing with things like depression, anxiety, trauma, addiction, unhealthy relationships or painful, unresolved issues from their past, they need to seek counseling with a licensed trained therapist who specializes in the area of need.

I work with individuals, couples, and families struggling through issues such as addiction that create distance among those they love; with individuals pursuing spiritual healing from emotional wounds; and with people grappling with cultural identity, transition, and stress, such as missionaries and children of missionaries.

Dr. McGill served as the Director of the Gentle Path Program, which is a seven - week residential program, for people who are challenged with sexual addiction, sexual anorexia, and relationship issues.

I specialize in dual diagnosis treatment, helping people with addiction and mental health issues, such as substance abuse, trauma, depression, and anxiety.

It is also to be a directory of Trauma Healing Therapists for people who struggle with addictions, PTSD, attachment issues, and developmental trauma.

I've developed groups that serve adolescents struggling with addiction (CAMH), people with dementia and their caregivers (Baycrest Health Sciences), and seniors living with complex mental health issues (Elm Grove Living Centre).

She works with people struggling with addiction issues.

I take a compassionate and mindful approach with people experiencing an array of emotional and relational issues including: grief and loss; sexuality and intimacy; identity struggles; self destructive patterns; life transitions; anger and violence; addiction and impulsivity; anxiety and depression; and the effects of abuse and trauma.

Clarissa and the Counseling Team specializes in working with couples, troubled teens, family conflict, blended families, vets returning to civilian life and their spouses and families, and individuals with depression, anxiety, trauma and co-dependency issues, addiction, anger management, and many other sources of stress that compromise the quality of a person's daily life experience.

Besides the every - day life struggles, I have worked extensively with people who have been affected mentally, emotionally, and behaviorally by depression, anxiety, relationship / family conflicts, life transitions, divorce, parenting issues, financial strain, work stress, work - life imbalance, homelessness, domestic violence, emotional and sexual trauma, addictions, grief and loss, and family of origin issues.

«Over the last 30 years, in my practice, in my work with the UAB Medical School, and through our long - running Huntsville Times psychological column, I have successfully helped thousands of people, from 4 to 90 years old, who suffer with depression, anxiety, ADHD, sexual, physical and emotional abuse, addictions of all kinds, eating disorders, marital, family, and work relationship issues.

I work with people with a variety of issues, including but not limited to: anxiety, depression, trauma, self esteem issues, substance or behavioral addictions, body image and food issues, and relationship issues.»

The Summit Lighthouse The Summit Lighthouse offers spiritual techniques that can help people deal with emotional, psychological, and spiritual issues of all types, including relationships, addictions, and depression.

So the more a person lives through their addiction, allows themselves to be defined by it and does not deal with the physiological issues the more their life is set up to be non-conducive to psychological well being and who they really are at their core.

I believe in treating the whole person, not compartmentalizing your concerns.The LGBTQ community also often struggles with issues related to mental health, addiction, self - esteem, discrimination and rejection from loved ones and society in general.

Most people are familiar with the concept of a drug or alcohol addiction, and unfortunately these are common issues that many people face.

Our goal is to face issues such as addiction and the journey to sobriety through education and advocacy, and to help as many people and their loved ones struggling with this disease as much as we possibly can.

She is sensitive to working with cross-cultural issues and has worked extensively with people recovering from substance abuse as well as problems with sexual addictions.

Many people that struggle with addiction, relationship issues, and other tough life struggles often have shame in their past.

«I am a counsellor offering services to people seeking help with concerns about their emotional, behavioural or mental health and addiction issues leading to problems with intimacy, relationships and sex.

In addition to issues involving addiction and withdrawal, young people may need help with education, accompanying mental health conditions, family life, and more.

«My approach is to work with each person's own blend of strengths and abilities to address a wide range of concerns, including anger, addiction, depression, stress, sexuality, relationships, and professional issues.

Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors help people confront the problems associated with alcohol and drug dependency and addiction, eating disorders, and other behavioral issues.

DBT can be helpful for people who struggle with a variety of issues, including eating disorders, issues with self - harm, addiction, and post-traumatic stress.

Thriveworks in Pflugerville, TX offers addiction counseling and therapy that has helped people with many issues.

I have been in the field of wilderness therapy since 2004, working with people struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, family and identity issues.

Co-occurring Disorders In order to understand the underlying issues in a person struggling with addiction, a treatment plan must include an assessment by a clinician who specializes in dual diagnosis.

She understands that people can seek emotional comfort and that sometimes a trauma can lead to issues with addiction.

In addition, I have experience and expertise in working with people struggling with substance abuse, process addictions, and issues related to suicide.