Don't Judge People for Addictions – Help Them
Don't judge people for addictions – help them
It means Bill C-65 — a proposal that would have limited Canadian access to harm-reduction approaches to addictions treatment — didn't make it through. What is harm reduction? It has been described as health-centred, pragmatic, effective and taking a …
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Nerd, interrupted: Inside a smartphone addiction treatment center
… wellness programs to bring them back to reality. Backing away from an obsession with always-on, always-connected gadgets can be as hard as backing away from cigarettes or heroin. … “Usually, nomophobia is a symptom of multiple diagnoses …
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