Any conversation about addiction will invariably lead you down different paths with different people, but there are a few general principles to abide by when considering that difficult process.

Learn here about the definition of addiction, types of addiction, and what experts advise about how to help someone with an addiction.

Talking it out Talking about addiction openly and honestly can be difficult. Sometimes just sharing an open, non-judgmental dialogue goes a long way in helping someone feel more accepted.

Talk to friends, people and family members in recovery who have the lived experience of what you’re going through, and seek the help of addiction specialists.

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Consider talking to someone, such as a counselor or people in your support group. Seeking More Help If you are worried about relapse, you can always seek out more treatment.