Why is it that suicide is the tragic outcome for so many addicts?
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Suicide is the leading cause of premature death in young adults. According to the World Health Organisation more than 1 million people in the world commit suicide each year and 5% of adults attempt suicide at least once in their lifetime.
Research shows that over 50% of all suicides are associated with alcohol and drug use, and about 25% of alcoholics and addicts commit suicide.
Why is it that suicide is the tragic outcome for so many addicts? It could be one or a combination of several factors
Research shows that over 50% of all suicides are associated with alcohol and drug use, and about 25% of alcoholics and addicts commit suicide.
Why is it that suicide is the tragic outcome for so many addicts? It could be one or a combination of several factors
The overriding feelings and emotions associated with alcoholism and addiction are despair, hopelessness and loneliness - this can lead addicts to suicide as an escape from these feelings.
When someone has a drink or a drug inside them cautions and inhibitions are lowered, individuals are driven to take risks and actions they normally wouldn’t.
Many addicts use alcohol and drugs for the short-term relief of the symptoms of depression and mental health issues however it is often only compounding problems leading to an increase in anxiety, depression and low self-esteem.
At Phoenix Programmes we understand that every addict and alcoholic is different, and we treat everyone with an individualised program of recovery to suit their needs and problems.
If you think that you or someone you love might have a problem with drug or alcohol addiction, compulsive behaviour or emotional disorders, reach out and speak to our specialist addiction rehab treatment team on our confidential helpline +34 691 881 422. Immediate admission available.
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