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Bipolar disorder and cannabis

The natural myth that wrecks mood stability Cannabis is marketed as harmless, natural, and therapeutic, and in some contexts... Read More
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Why Alcohol Pulls People Back The Moment They Leave Structure

People talk about rehab like it’s a finish line. You go in, you “deal with it,” you come out... Read More
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Why Sober Living Is The Most Underrated Step

Moving Out Too Soon There’s a moment after rehab where people feel invincible. They’ve detoxed. They’ve had counselling. They’ve... Read More
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Loneliness In Early Recovery

When “Being Alone” Becomes Dangerous People treat loneliness like a soft problem, something you fix with a hobby or... Read More
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Schizophrenia, Creativity, Insight, and the Misunderstood Potential of the Brain

Why Schizophrenia Isn’t Purely Destructive Schizophrenia has been framed almost exclusively through the lens of decline, a medical condition... Read More
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Homes Built on Silence, Fear, and Excuses

Families Learn to Avoid the Explosion at Any Cost In homes where alcohol and violence intersect, the entire family... Read More
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Eating Disorders Don’t Look Like What You Think

Eating disorders in South Africa don’t enter the home like a crisis. They seep in. Quietly. Subtly. Without the... Read More
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Cannabis Is Framed as Harmless Because the Damage Is Slow

Cannabis has gained a reputation as the safest option in a world full of destructive substances. It is described... Read More
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The Double Life People Hide

The Hidden Reality Behind Most Addictions Most people still talk about addiction as if it exists in isolation, as... Read More
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Anxiety and Addiction,  A Loop That Feeds Itself

The Quiet Engine Behind Addiction People often talk about anxiety and addiction as if they are two separate problems... Read More