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The Subtle Catalyst: How Alcohol Fuels Violence

Alcohol Awareness Month, observed every April, serves as a reminder to reflect on the impact of alcohol consumption on individuals and society. While alcohol is often associated with relaxation and celebration, it also leads to significant social and personal harm. One severe area of concern is the connection between alcohol and violence.  Studies reveal that […]

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The Human Touch in Addiction Recovery: Can AI Replace Therapists?

At Ummeed Deaddiction and Rehab Center, we believe that healing is deeply personal. Addiction recovery isn’t just about breaking free from substances—it’s about rebuilding lives, restoring relationships, and rediscovering hope. In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare, a critical question arises: Can AI replace the human connection essential in addiction therapy? While AI offers

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 Digital Dopamine: When Tech Replaces Substance Abuse 

Key focus: Sobriety often swaps substances for screens. Reels and binges bring sneaky dopamine fixes. Online comfort can block real emotional growth. Digital detox helps reclaim focus and connection. In the age where phones rarely leave hands and Wi-Fi feels like oxygen, sobriety has a surprising sidekick—screens. Recovery from substance use often swaps one high

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Riding the Waves of Bipolar Disorder: Stability, Support, and Hope on World Bipolar Day

Key focus: BPAD is an emotional rollercoaster of mania, depression, and hypomania. Mood stabilizers and therapy help smooth the ride. Early warning signs and open communication prevent crashes. Managing triggers with support ensures stability. Life comes with its fair share of ups and downs, but for those with Bipolar Affective Disorder (BPAD), it’s less of

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The Happiness Paradox: Why Feeling Good Feels So Bad

Key focus: Guilt-tripped by joy: Happiness feels like betraying past pain, as if suffering demands loyalty. Borrowed bliss: Living through others’ joy fades when their light dims. The fear of feeling good: Some sabotage happiness, fearing it invites disaster. The chase that never ends: The harder you chase happiness, the further it runs. https://youtu.be/APQ3mBG3cwk Happiness—such

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 Empower, Inspire, Celebrate -International Women’s Day

“A woman’s mental strength is not defined by society’s expectations but by her ability to think, feel, and persevere beyond imposed limitations. This Women’s Day, let us move beyond stereotypes and recognize that prioritizing women’s mental health is not an indulgence, but a necessity for a just and progressive world.” Dr. Asfia Khaleel, Consultant Psychiatrist,

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