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What is codependency? Dr. G, Clinical psychologist overviews what is a codependent relationship and takes your questions regarding personality disorders, mental health, psychology, addiction and anything else. Leave a comment below


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Dr. G, Clinical psychologist takes your questions regarding Addiction in Families and addiction in general! Addiction has affected families not only across the country but across the entire world. Dr. G shares his knowledge as an addiction professional and clinical psychologist about addicted family roles, how you can gain insight and take back control of your family!


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Today is all about addiction in families and families of addicts. More specifically, we'll be focusing on the role of families in maintaining addiction, mistakes families of addicts make as well as whether or not addiction is a family disease.


If you or someone in your family are struggling with addiction please call a professional today to learn more: (866) 806-0741


Codependency also commonly occurs when addiction in families is present.


A lot of times when there is addiction present in families, they are encouraged to attend AA, NA, CA, GA, or AlANON. These abbreviations are anonymous groups designed to provide insight and coping skills for both the struggling individual and family members of those struggling with addiction.


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One of our viewers asked why it's difficult for a family when helping an addicted family member. Dr. G also breaks down the 10 reasons why it's difficult and the difficulties that families go through when helping an addicted family member.


If you or someone in your family are struggling with addiction please call a professional today to learn more: (866) 806-0741


Codependency also commonly occurs when addiction in families is present.


A lot of times when there is addiction present in families, they are encouraged to attend AA, NA, CA, GA, or AlANON. These abbreviations are anonymous groups designed to provide insight and coping skills for both the struggling individual and family members of those struggling with addiction.


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So you came here to find out what is attraction in psychology? Well, you're in the perfect place! Clinical psychologist, Dr. G explains what attraction is in the eyes of psychology!


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In terms of psychology of physical attraction, sometimes humans have preferences to:
- Facial looks
- Posture
- Clothing Style
- Hairstyle
and many others


There are also often instances that can verbally become attractive to us such as:
- Tone of voice
- The way they speak/Vocabulary
- Intelligence


And many other conscious elements!


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We recently got asked what is neurofeedback and what the difference between neurofeedback vs biofeedback was. Great question! Dr. Meghan Marcum is a neurofeedback and biofeedback trained professional and explains what they are and their differences and benefits!


Biofeedback is a mind-body therapy that uses electrical signals to help a person gain awareness and control over psychological processes.


There are a lot of biofeedback benefits such as:
- Better control of heart rate
- Control Muscle tension
- Lower blood pressure
and much more


Research has shown biofeedback is an effective tool at helping a variety of scientific and psychological issues such as anxiety, trauma and headaches.


Neurofeedback is a similar process whereby individuals learn to self regulate their brain waves over time(self control over brain activity)


Neurofeedback can also at times be known as eeg biofeedback and it's a self-intervention to teach brain function. Typically little sensors are attached to the head to track responses. You typically need a professional to assist in this.


Some of the benefits of neurofeedback therapy can include:
- Reduce anxiety
- ADHD and ADD
- Stress disorders
- Panic attacks
- Depression
- Headaches and migraines
- and sleep issues.


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