The indiscriminate use of drugs, snuff or doing things to cry compulsive anxiety in the child builds a model in which to think, wait and no impulse control.

This creates a preadictiva personality that goes along with the drug addict in the category.

In other words, these family groups or equivalent is not learned impulse control because there is nobody to teach because there is no consistent pattern of reflection.
Preadictiva stage is characterized as a period in which the future addict has the occasion to present the high degree of inconsistency of their identity.

Also, this stage is a period in which, driven by anxiety and desolaciónque invade it to deal with what it is, the potential addict begins to seek possible ways to escape this disappointing encounter with oneself.

The reality goes well for him to be an area of risk Experiencing painful and desperate.

We can say that several factors, both individual and group, which make up the constellation preadictiva of subjects.

Very soon, and both have their weakness, the potential addict discovers that while life can bring rewarding experiences, the intensity of which are not and its consequences are so destructive to their ability to tolerate the chronic shortage of self-esteem, you better try to refrain from it.

Thus, addiction is a brain disease. A disease that is treatable and that no recovery. Today, thanks to research and new technologies, more and more is known about how drugs act in the brain and the effects they produce, allowing them to develop drug treatments and appropriate drugs for the addict to regain control of their lives.

The treatment of benzodiazepine drugs begins with a diagnosis that includes the assessment of the biological, social and psychological factors that interact in each person’s disease, and involves examinations and medical and psychological analysis. After diagnosis and design process to follow, treatment involves detoxification.

But here it is important to note that detoxification can be understood in different ways. In the traditional drug treatment, detoxification centers on control of the most visible symptoms of addiction, i.e., in controlling withdrawal symptoms. In this view, treat addiction means only cleanse the body of the drug.

However, detoxification, as understood in advanced treatments of addiction, involves not only the elimination of withdrawal symptoms, but also fundamentally and recovery of brain damage caused by drugs or alcohol, and of cognitive and affective unaltered. From this second viewpoint, rather than speaking of detoxification is to talk about neuroregulation, i.e. treat addiction means cleaning the body and repair the brain damage that addiction has caused.

These two understandings of addiction recovery can be illustrated as well. When a person breaks a bone, that is, suffering a fracture, it can treat pain, make it go away, but that does not mean it has healed if both the bone is not repaired to recover its functionality.

This does not mean that is not important to treat withdrawal symptoms when you stop using drugs or alcohol, which in fact, the withdrawal is a challenge and an obstacle to recovery from addiction. A syndrome that occurs because the body has become accustomed to the presence of drugs (you have become dependent) and the brain stops producing natural chemicals that replaces drug. That is, the body depends on the drug to function “normally”, so when you stop consuming the drug after a prolonged period of consumption, the agency has neither the natural chemicals that have stopped producing, or with the substitute chemical that is drug and, therefore, remains unchanged. Some alterations that symptoms are experienced as opposed to the effects of the drug, with great discomfort, and only disappear if no adequate drug treatment, when it gets to consume. In fact, the withdrawal becomes the biggest fear when you want to stop using drugs, as well as the main risk of relapse, the need to alleviate the discomfort that causes the withdrawal.