Dealing with addiction and trauma can take a toll on individuals and relationships. The two issues are often intertwined and require skilled and comprehensive approaches to therapy. Hayley Leishman, LCSW at Cliffrose Therapy in Utah, works with all types of addiction and trauma. Explore the blog for more detailed information about addiction and trauma and how therapy can help you or your loved one find healing and recovery.
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If you’ve struggled with addiction yourself, or you have supported a loved one through their addiction you are all too familiar with the devastating experience(s) of relapse. Understanding the different addiction neuropathways helps us understand more about relapse and relapse prevention.
Behavioral addictions refer to compulsive behaviors that individuals engage in repeatedly, often to the point where they interfere with daily life, relationships, and responsibilities, despite negative consequences.
Compulsive sexual behavior (sex addiction) is a complex issue that affects many aspects of life, from relationships to emotional well-being. It’s characterized by a compulsive
Pornography addiction often comes with a deep sense of shame and guilt. Many people feel embarrassed or isolated because of their struggle. Society tends to
Love addiction involves becoming overly dependent on the idea of love or relationships to feel validated or complete. People struggling with love addiction often seek
Betrayal trauma is a profound emotional wound that can deeply affect one’s sense of trust, safety, and identity. It typically occurs when someone we depend