Process Addiction Coaching
Process addictions are also called behavioral addictions.
These are addictions that result from compulsive, uncontrollable desires to engage in specific behaviors.
Some common process addictions include:
Process addictions are also called behavioral addictions.
These are addictions that result from compulsive, uncontrollable desires to engage in specific behaviors.
Some common process addictions include:
This addiction involves compulsive engagement in sexual activities or consumption of pornography, often leading to negative impacts on personal relationships and mental health.
Gambling addiction is characterized by an uncontrollable urge to gamble, which can lead to financial ruin and emotional distress.
Food addiction refers to a compulsive relationship with food, often leading to overeating and unhealthy eating patterns that can affect physical and mental health.
Shopping addiction, or compulsive buying disorder, involves an obsession with shopping and spending, often resulting in financial problems and emotional distress.
Video game addiction is characterized by excessive gaming that interferes with daily life. Individuals may prioritize gaming over responsibilities, leading to negative impacts on relationships, work, and health.
Social media addiction involves compulsively checking and engaging with social platforms, often at the expense of real-life interactions. This behavior can lead to feelings of isolation, depression, low self-esteem, and anxiety.
Recovery from behavioral addictions is possible with the right support and strategies. At North Star Recovery Coaching, we provide personalized coaching to help individuals regain control and lead fulfilling lives.
Disclaimer: As a recovery coach, Dr. Kenneth Markowitz, MD, provides only non-medical support and guidance for addiction recovery. These services are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and we do not provide medical services, prescribe medication, or offer psychotherapy. Dr. Markowitz is not currently practicing medicine or holding a medical license. All medicine conversations are strictly informational.