Recognizing the Signs
Identiying Addiction
We are here to guide you in identifying the signs of addiction in your loved one, helping them embark on a path towards a lasting recovery.
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Alcohol Addiction
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How to Identify if Your Loved One is Struggling with Addiction?
When it comes to helping a loved one who may be battling addiction, early recognition is crucial. Understanding the signs and symptoms of addiction can be the first step toward providing the support they need.
Here are some key indicators to watch for:
- Sudden mood swings or extreme irritability.
- Increased secrecy about their activities.
- Neglecting responsibilities at work, school, or home.
- Isolation from friends and family.
- Unexplained financial difficulties or borrowing money frequently.
- Changes in appetite and weight, either significant weight loss or gain.
- Poor hygiene and a lack of self-care.
- Frequent sickness or health issues.
- Neglected appearance, such as bloodshot eyes or frequent nosebleeds.
- Noticeable tremors or shakiness.
- Loss of interest in hobbies or activities they once enjoyed.
- Drastic changes in social circles and friends.
- Defensiveness or denial when asked about substance use.
- Increasingly erratic or risky behavior.
- Unexplained absences from work or school.
- Heightened anxiety, depression, or paranoia.
- Mood swings and emotional instability.
- Difficulty concentrating or memory problems.
- Frequent bouts of restlessness or agitation.
- Denial of the addiction problem.
- Failing to meet work or school obligations.
- Neglecting household chores and responsibilities.
- Prioritizing substance use over important commitments.
- Accumulating legal troubles related to substance use.
- Financial problems, including borrowing money or selling possessions to support their habit.
- Experiencing physical or psychological withdrawal symptoms when not using the substance.
