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The author is a Senior Psychiatrist
Addiction has been described as being a chronic, detrimental, complex condition, a brain disease which results into a behaviour which leads to repeated use (almost compulsively) of substances that are harmful in nature (both physically and mentally). There are various theories revolving around addiction and its beginning. Family environment has proven to be instrumental in leading to addictive behaviour.
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Do you often feel drained or depleted from work? Do you feel guilty about relaxing? If yes, then you’re possibly in the throes of or at risk of having a ‘Burnout’.
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Just as we focus on physical well-being, we need to give equal attention and importance to emotional well being. Seeking professional help when one is unable to manage on one’s own isn’t a sign of weakness. It is actually a sign of strength.
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