Consultation for Addictions

Service Description

Addiction is a chronic disorder that leads the person to compulsively and involuntarily repeat a certain rewarding behavior that can cause harm. What does this mean? Addiction can accompany a person throughout their life. However, this does not mean that there is no treatment and that one cannot live happily. It just means that it is a vulnerability that the person will have to live with. This may require lifestyle adaptation, motivation and, above all, support. This support can be professional, social or community. But it is necessary for recovery to be possible and to lead a healthy and balanced life. It means that, like many other conditions, addiction is not voluntary and is not governed by a person's will. On the contrary, it is a condition that causes suffering to both those who live with it and their families. Often despite their efforts and the negative consequences experienced, the addict is not able to break their pattern of dysfunctional behavior without professional help.