Get out of addiction: Addiction therapy - Warsaw
What is addiction and what is codependency?
If you can no longer control your behavior because you feel a compulsion to use a substance or perform a certain action, even though you are harming yourself or those close to you by doing so, then you are an addict.
If your life is largely focused on supporting or maintaining the addict, at the expense of your own needs, health and boundaries, then you are a codependent.
How do you recognize that it's already an addiction?
❌ Lack of control over the use of a substance or specific behavior, despite attempts to curb it.
❌ The need for more and more substance or more intense involvement in a behavior.
❌ Withdrawal from daily life, loss of interests, abandonment of interpersonal relationships.
❌ Financial, professional, health, or personal problems that nevertheless do not cause you to give up a stimulant or stimulating activity.
❌ Shorter and shorter periods in which a person thinks soberly about their behavior or tries to find help.
❌ Progressive physiological withdrawal symptoms (abstinence syndrome) or use of the same or similarly acting substance to reduce the severity of symptoms or avoid abstinence symptoms.
Are there different types of addictions?
We are talking about four types of addiction:
Mental addiction - is the result of the interaction between the substance taken, the person taking it and the context in which this interaction occurs.
Physical (physiological) addiction - results from the effect of an agent (e.g., alcohol, drugs, narcotics) on the body's metabolic processes.
Social addiction - involves the desire to belong to a social group that considers the use of psychoactive substances as a customary norm and an integrating element.
Behavioral addiction - is an addiction to performing a given activity or to given drives, e.g.: computer games, internet, gambling, eating, shopping, sex, etc.
Addicts may suffer from memory loss, fluctuating moods, depression, gastrointestinal complaints, cardiac ailments and experience confusion. They are often irritable and, in extreme cases, do not control their aggression.
Recognize these symptoms in yourself or a loved one? Start treatment for addiction!
Why start addiction treatment as soon as possible?
✅ The sooner an addict begins treatment, the better for his or her health, social relationships and overall well-being.
✅ Immediate initiation of treatment, including on an outpatient basis, can prevent the problem from worsening and its negative health consequences - physical (e.g., permanent damage to the heart) and psychological (e.g., the formation of mental disorders).
✅ The sooner an addict begins treatment, the better the chances of success and successfully overcoming addiction.
✅ Prompt intervention can reduce the risk of relapse and help achieve lasting change (such as sustained sobriety).
✅ Starting treatment early can help repair relationships with loved ones and restore trust.
✅ Addiction therapy can help you return to a healthy and productive life.
Help for codependents
It's been said a lot that it's easier to recover from addiction having the support of loved ones. However, it should not be forgotten that co-dependents take on many difficult emotions and have to deal with many difficult situations.
Take advantage of the help that therapists offer to codependents:
Learn healthier strategies for dealing with difficult situations and emotions;
stop the breakdown of your relationships with other people;
Understand your own needs, boundaries and values, and learn to take better care of yourself;
Improve your relationship with the addict by learning new forms of communication and establishing boundaries;
Stop being ashamed of your situation and take advantage of the support provided by a safe therapeutic environment.
Break your addiction and get your life back - our specialists will help you do it!
Meet with an addiction therapist in Warsaw at CPP Professional Help Center!
✅ Get support from qualified as well as experienced psychotherapists and recover from addiction or learn to set boundaries for addicts.
✅ Addiction therapists at CPP's Center for Professional Help treat patients with personalized care, tailored to their individual needs, situations and preferences. This can make therapy more effective and rewarding.
✅ We take a comprehensive approach to addiction treatment, taking into account psychological, emotional, social and physical aspects, as well as helping the family and loved ones of the addict.
✅ We organize therapy meetings in an atmosphere of mutual trust so that addicts can regain their mental balance and self-confidence.
Time is of the essence in addiction therapy, don't put it off until tomorrow!
Don't delay, make an appointment for addiction therapy in Warsaw today!
➡️ Contact us by phone - at +48 22 24 12 444 or by email - via e-mail: kontakt@cpp.pl to start addiction therapy.
You can also book an appointment online.
➡️ Fill out the necessary documents - registration card and consent to data processing, and provide your contact phone number and send everything to: kontakt@cpp.pl.
You can find a template of the card and data processing consent in the DOWNLOAD FILES section of our contact page: https://cpp.pl/kontakt/.
➡️ Pay your appointment at least 24 hours in advance. You can use a quick transfer or make a traditional bank transfer. Don't forget to include your information, the name of the chosen specialist and the date of the consultation in the description of the transfer.
Our transfer details:
CPP Center for Professional Assistance al. Jana Pawła II 80 lok. 129 (floor XXI) or lok. 21 (floor IX) 00-175 Warsaw
account no: 94 1140 2004 0000 3502 8301 4938
📌 If you have questions, please contact our secretariat at +48 22 24 12 444. We are at your service from Monday to Friday, 10:00-20:30.
