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Types of addiction can be broadly categorized as substance addiction, behavioral addiction, process addiction, dual diagnosis addiction, and cross-addiction.
Smoking is a harmful practice that can have numerous adverse
The tobacco-related disorder is a condition whereby misuse of tobacco
Drug abuse refers to the excessive and inappropriate use of drugs that leads to physical, psychological, or social harm.
Caffeine use disorder is a behavioral disorder characterized by excessive and problematic consumption of caffeine-containing products.
Acknowledging and accepting the existence of an alcohol problem is the initial step toward treatment for alcoholism.
End-stage alcoholism is the most severe form of alcohol addiction, generally comprising a full-blown alcohol use disorder (AUD).
The stages of addiction refer to the different phases that an individual goes through in their addiction journey.
Addiction and the brain are largely related, particularly the brain’s reward system, the prefrontal cortex, and the limbic system.
Gambling disorder (GD) is a progressive impulse-control disorder that can affect the sufferers’ families and social lives.
Alcoholism is a chronic and progressive mental health condition characterized by the compulsive use of alcohol despite negative consequences.
