Addictive Behaviour in ADHD
Drug abuse can be a harmful coping mechanism for individuals with ADHD. Some may misuse drugs to self-medicate and manage their symptoms. Certain substances provide a calming effect, but this approach is unsafe and can worsen ADHD symptoms and lead to addiction. Seeking professional help is crucial. Treatment may involve therapies, coping strategies, and prescribed medication. It's important to address ADHD challenges in a safe and healthy way to improve overall well-being.
The Addictive Behaviour and Psychological Pain (ABPP) programme provide clinical hypnotherapists with the tools and insight to work sensitively and effectively with the immense problem.
You will also acquire the skills to deal with bereavement, emotional isolation, and loss as people begin to rebuild their lives following the impact of Covid-19.
This free preview provides an opportunity to learn more about the course from Peter Mabbutt, President of the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis and Head of Academics at the LSCCH-LCCH Asia Group and Charles Caruana , Supervision Officer of the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis.
Date: 6th July 2023 (Thursday)
Time: 9.00AM-10.00AM (LON – GMT +00:00) | 4:00PM -5:00PM (KL – GMT +08:00) | 6.00PM-7.00PM (SYD – GMT +11:00)
Venue: Live webinar by Zoom
Fee: Free
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