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 | From Heather Watkins, your About Health Editor If you or a loved one are trying to overcome an addictive behavior, it's common to relapse at least once during recovery. Why does this happen? How can you try to prevent it from occurring, or at least cope with it? | |
Top 5 Causes of Relapse
Certain emotions, events, people, and places can act like triggers for a relapse.
| Signs of a Relapse
Often, the "slip" itself is set into motion long before you actually take a drink or use a drug.
| Will One Relapse Really Make a Difference?
If you turn your relapse into a learning experience, you can become better prepared to handle similar situations in the future, and make your addiction-free lifestyle a reality.
| What to Expect During Addiction Treatment
There are many different ways to get help. Don't let the fear of relapsing stop you from reaching out and getting on the road to recovery.
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