If an addict has enough will power he or she can stop using alcohol and using drugs
Myth about Addiction
If an addict has enough will power he or she can stop using alcohol and using drugs
Some people addicted to alcohol and other drugs can simply stop using them no matter how strong their inner resolve. Most need at least one course of structured substanse abuse treatment to end their dependence on alcohol and other drugs. Some achive sobriety through participation in community based support organizations but relapse rate under this condition are very high .The most effective approach is one that combines structured treatment and community based support.
Addiction is for life
Addiction is primarily the result of personal and moral weakness
Treatment for drug addiction should be a one shot deal
Families and their addicted loved ones are out of touch
Addiction is a choice
Treatment should put addicts in their place
If a person drinks long enough they will become alcoholic
Alcohol use is not as dangerous as drug use
Addicts are weak people and can quit if they really want to
If someone relapses they will never get better
Many people relapse so treatment obviously does not work
Addiction is a sign of a character flaw and moral failing More ...
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