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A short spoken segment from Amber Hollingsworth exploring the shame and embarrassment people feel about admitting addiction. She asks whether it is more embarrassing to ask for help or to continue self-destructive behavior that leads to repeated humiliation, and argues that applying rational thinking to this question can remove the emotional roadblock to seeking help.

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Why They STILL Think They Can Control Their Drinking (or Using)

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The vicious cycle of alcohol and anxiety!

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How to Stop Fixing Their Problems (Respectfully)

2d ago
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They're mad at your boundary? That's normal!

2d ago
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Why They Get Angry When You Stop Fixing Everything

2d ago
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Addiction's Sneaky Lies: Do You Tell These Half-Truths?

3d ago
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Brain tricked? Alcohol's dangerous withdrawal cycle!

4d ago
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Alcohol + Brain: The Teeter-Totter Effect Explained

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Addiction Turns “Me vs. Drinking” Into “Me vs. You” #addictionrecovery #addictionawareness

4d ago
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They Admit Everything Except the Addiction #addictionrecovery #addictionawareness

5d ago
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Stop Trying to Make Them Admit the Truth #addictionrecovery #addictionawareness

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