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Substance Abuse and Addiction

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Psychologist discusses substance abuse and addiction.

Psychologist discusses substance abuse and addiction.

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Featuring Dr. Mary Ross, PhD, RPsych

Duration: 1 minute, 24 seconds

Presenter: Dr. Mary Ross, Psychologist, Vancouver, BC

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Substance Abuse & Addiction ( 17 participated.)

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1

An unhealthy obsession with sex is not considered substance abuse.

Explanation:

There are many behaviours that are considered substance abuse, from abusing drugs to sex addiction.

2

A psychiatrist is better equipped than a psychologist to help people with substance abuse issues.

Explanation:

Depending on your condition and preference, you may seek help from a psychiatrist (who can prescribe medication) or a psychologist. Both professionals can be helpful for people with substance abuse issues.

3

Nicotine is the most abused substance in the world.

Explanation:

While the number of people who smoke continues to decline, nicotine remains the most abused substance in the world.

4

Coffee is often referred to as a mood-altering drug.

Explanation:

Along with alcohol and drugs, coffee is generally considered a mood-altering drug.

5

Some patients benefit from medications for drug, alcohol or nicotine addiction.

Explanation:

There are medications available for patients with certain drug, alcohol or nicotine addictions. Talk to your doctor to see if medication is the right option for you.

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