Behaviour Change Specialist
Throughout generations, drinking has been normalised, as a way you celebrate, grieve, relax, and can be a connector in relationships. However, drinking too much can lead to negative consequences such as impaired judgement, blackouts, and hangovers. Often drinking is behind relationship issues, family dysfunction and statistics show it is intrinsically related to health issues, road injuries and fatalities and the cost to society can be disastrous.
Additionally, the number of people consuming drugs has been on the rise over the generations too. Again, with negative consequences. This is particularly troubling given that drug abuse can lead to a variety of health problems, both immediately and in the long run. Some of the most common issues caused by drug abuse include addiction, heart problems, and respiratory issues. In addition, drug abuse can also lead to social problems, such as job loss or family strife.
If you or someone you care about is experiencing problems in their life because of drinking or drugs, then you can get support here at Help for You - Rosemary Brown. Rosemary specialises in behaviour change - and in how to influence positive change for those you care about. If you are reading this as someone who needs help or support, you have already taken the brave step toward change. The best way to find a better way forward, is through connecting with those who know - the traditional system doesn't work and there is a way better way when you connect with Rosemary.
Suffering the stress and chaos of a loved one's drinking or drug use, helps no one - - find out why nothing you have tried worked and how to change that. If you have someone you care about causing turmoil in your life, reach out to us today to get started on a plan that will help you enforce positive life change.
Signs That Drinking or Drugs are a problem in someone's life
It is easy for drinking or drug use evolve over time into a problem. Here are a few telltale signs
Avoiding different activities and failing to meet their day-to-day obligations
Not being able to stop - until pass out, run out or are dragged out
Not listening to their loved ones when they try to talk about it, gets defensive, angry or just walks out
hen not working - they go straight to a drink or taking drugs
Hanging out with others who do the same - moving away from those who don't
Hiding or lying the reality from friends and family