Addiction Treatment FAQ’s

Relapse is not failure it’s a sign that something in your healing hasn’t been addressed yet.
It usually happens because of:

• Unmanaged triggers

• Emotional pain

• Stress

• Isolation

• Lack of a personalized recovery plan

Kim Hart helps you identify your triggers and builds a plan that supports your emotional, spiritual, and physical healing so you can finally break the cycle.

Common early signs include:

• Drinking or using more than intended

• Using alone

• Hiding bottles/pills

• Mood changes

• Withdrawing from family

• Missing work or school

• Increased tolerance

Early help prevents long-term suffering.

People often search: “Why me? Why did I become addicted?”

Addiction comes from a mix of:

• Brain chemistry changes

• Trauma or emotional pain

• Stress and anxiety

• Genetics

• Peer pressure

• Prescription medications (especially opioids)

It is not a character flaw.
It’s a medical and emotional condition and it can be treated.

Common signs include:

• Needing more to feel the same effect

• Failed attempts to cut back

• Cravings or withdrawal

• Drinking/using to cope emotionally

• Hiding use from family

• Feeling “out of control”

If you’re asking the question, you’re likely already struggling and help is available.