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Behavioural addictions are when individuals continue to do something, even when they know that it is incorrect and can lead to negative consequences. Here are the 8 most common behavioural addictions.
8 Common Behavioural Addictions
8 Common Behavioural
Addictions
Behavioural Addictions
Behavioural addictions are when individuals continue to do something, even when
they know that it is incorrect and can lead to negative consequences.
8 Common Behavioural
AHerde adre ithcet 8i moosnt csommon behavioural addictions:
Gambling Addiction
Sexual Addiction
Internet Addiction
Spending Disorder
Gaming Addiction
Work Addiction
Eating Disorder
Risky Behavior
Gambling Addiction
Gambling is a behavioural addiction that closely resembles drug and alcohol
addiction. According to the American Psychiatric Association, it is classified as
an addictive disorder.
The treatment for gambling disorder is very similar to the therapy settings of
alcohol and drug de-addiction.
Sexual Addiction
A symptom of compulsive sexual behaviour disorder is porn addiction.
Many patients watch porn at a very young age and then continue to habitually view
pornography until it results in negative consequences.
Internet Addiction
Some people spend about 11 hours of the day on the web. These are internet addicts
and face negative repercussions at work and at home.
Spending Disorder
Buying a new pair of dresses, shoes or treating yourself to something new because
you deserve it arouses a good feeling.
But some people spend money to the point that they cannot stop. And this behaviour
can result in unpayable debt, bankruptcy, and sometimes homelessness.
Gaming Addiction
Persistent and recurrent use of internet games, and thinking about gaming during
other activities are signs of gaming addiction.
Work Addiction
This behavioural addiction, also known as workaholism, is a serious mental health
condition. It refers to the compulsive inability to stop working with a focus on success.
Some workaholics work in excess to escape a physical, emotional, or mental crisis.
Eating Disorder
A person with a compulsive eating disorder might binge or purge until they begin to
feel sick, and in some cases, ashamed.
Risky Behavior
Thrill-seekers have symptoms similar to drug addicts. They experience a rush from
rock climbing or skydiving. However, after a while, they need even more adventurous
activities to go through the same level of excitement.
General Addiction Treatment
Serene Life Hospital offers alcohol de-addiction therapies, rehabilitation
treatment, detoxification, and other general behaviour therapies to help
individuals get rid of such challenges.
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