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Addiction is a condition, not a weakness. Only a fraction of the people who need treatment for addiction receive help, largely because of the immense stigma of addiction. In this respect, stigma costs lives.

We believe that the condition of addiction can develop despite a person's best intentions and in spite of their strength of character. The condition develops through repeated use of substances or behaviours which disrupt complex but well balanced systems in the human brain. Many people are addicted to more than one substance or behaviour which complicates their efforts to recover.

The human brain is an extraordinarily complex and fine-tuned communications network containing billions of specialized cells (neurons) that give origin to our thoughts, emotions, perceptions and drives. Often, a substance is taken or activity done for the first time by choice to feel pleasure or to relieve depression or stress. But this notion of choice is short-lived. Why? Because repeated actions disrupt well-balanced systems in the human brain in ways that persist, eventually replacing a person's normal needs and desires with a one-track mission to seek and use the same behaviours or substances.

Just as food is linked to survival in day-to-day living, substances and or behaviours begin to take on the same significance for the addict. The need to obtain and take what they are addicted to becomes more important than any other need, including truly vital behaviours like eating. The addict no longer seeks the substance or behaviour for pleasure, but for relieving distress.

Eventually, the drive to seek and use what they are addicted to is all that matters, despite devastating consequences. Finally, control and choice and everything that once held value in a person's life, such as family, job and community, are lost to the condition of addiction.

InDpend Outpatient Program offers a range of individualised programs on an outpatient basis that are based on a proven and viable approach to the condition of addiction irrespective of their source.

No matter what the addictive substance, they all have at least one thing in common - they disrupt the brain's reward pathway, the route to pleasure.

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