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In attachment theory, fearful avoidant attachment is one of the types. Attachment theory is a theory about bonding and relationships. Its focus is primarily on

Sometimes, it feels as though the line between alcoholism and drinking socially can be a gray area; what happens when drinking socially turns into a

Valium belongs to a class of drugs known as benzodiazepines. Valium, and other drugs like it, increase the effect of a neurotransmitter in the central

A report by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) revealed that almost 3 out of every 10 Americans suffer from insomnia. On top of

Substance abuse is a destructive path. This is even more true as it pertains to reactive abuse. Luckily, anybody struggling with reactive abuse can get

Mental health disorders come in different shapes and sizes; whether it’s depression, substance abuse, anxiety, or anything else, it’s safe to assume they’re not envied.

Have you ever felt sad, worried, or stressed about something in your life? These are common feelings for those suffering from drug and alcohol addiction.

There are numerous tell-tale traits that describe a weekend alcoholic. Taking notice of these obvious indicators and acting upon them can save you or a

For anybody who doesn’t suffer from a mental health disorder, it can be difficult to relate to someone who does. Nobody knows how this works