Sentences with phrase «underlying addiction problem»

Less experienced doctors may not recognise the underlying addiction problem and sub-optimal treatment continues.»

Not exact matches

«Throwing them in jail and not treating their underlying issue, which is their addiction, doesn't help solve the problem with them and in truth, it costs us much more in dollars and cents to pay for it then to actually treat them,» said County Executive Mark Poloncarz, D - Erie County.

For example, the best prisons already deliver programmes to tackle prisoners» underlying problems, such as mental illness and addiction.

If during the course of investigating a complaint the respondent registrant claims an addiction to drugs or alcohol as a reason to explain his or her otherwise unprofessional if not criminal conduct, or if the regulatory body's investigation committee has some reason to believe that a registrant is addicted and that addiction may be the primary cause or a contributing factor to the resulting unacceptable behaviour, then proceeding blindly to a disciplinary hearing without first proposing some form of consent resolution to address the registrant's underlying problem is not a wise path to take.

Through extensive research and direct experience, we have learned that addiction is not the primary problem but rather the symptom of a deeper underlying issue.

At Front Range Counseling Center, we believe that the real problem with porn or sex addiction is the underlying wound, pain, or trauma from past childhood relationships.

We can't kid ourselves that simply closing the canteens or banning alcohol is going to fix the underlying problems of addiction, or make people «responsible».

Many clients present with depression, anxiety, trauma, divorce and other problems but they are also dealing with underlying addiction.

The surface problem may be grief, insomnia, addiction, perfectionism, or depression, but the underlying problem is usually balance.

We understanding that the treatment of addiction involves understanding and treating the underlying problems of addition.

Without the addiction or codependency to mask underlying problems, repressed issues can emerge.

Addictions — Destructive coping mechanisms and compulsions to engage in specific activities despite negative consequences to one's health, mental state, career, family and social life as well as co-occurring or underlying mental health problems such as ADD, anxiety, trauma and depression that may have led to the reliance on substances or problem behaviors