Sometimes the most evident indicators of addiction are not overt — they’re minor changes in someone’s behavior, personality, or routine that suggest something isn’t quite right.
What tends to go missed is, it’s usually the person with addiction who is the last one to know there’s an issue. Addiction and denial go hand in hand, and almost everyone either does not realize the problem or they are not really ready to do so yet.
Sometimes the most obvious signs of addiction are simply noticing that something just seems off or different.
- Have they lost or gained any significant weight?
- Do they have unexplained marks, bruising or scars on their skin?
- Are they a little lethargic and moving quite slow or are they SO restless?
- Are they tremulous or sweating for no apparent reason?
- Do you notice unusual smells — alcohol, chemicals or smoke — on their clothing or breath?
- Are their eyes perpetually bloodshot or glazed?
- Are their pupils unusually large or very small?
- Does their complexion look dim, pale, red or swollen?
- Do they frequently appear spaced out or emotionally numb?
- Are they tripping, shaky or off-balance easily?
- Are they frequently skipping school, college or work?
- Are they so tired during the day that they stay up all night?
- Do they not care about their objectives, duties, or interests?
- Are they talking too much or not enough?
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Recognizing addiction isn't always easy. But most often, it appears in small ways — changes in behavior, lack of self-control, ruptured relationships and emotional withdrawal. Our clinic is a safe and nonjudgmental place for you to face your challenges and start on the path toward true transformation.
