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What are the common underlying causes of opiate use and addiction?

In all people for whom opiate use has become a problem, one or several of the following common underlying causes will have led to that problem with opiates:

Sleep Disorders
Anxiety Disorders
Major Depression
Bipolar (Manic Depressive) Disorder
Adult ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder)
Trauma and Psychosocial Injury

Once you have done The Beck Mini Discomforts and Dysfunctions Checklist and know which of these underlying causes you have signs of, you can quickly learn to understand your problems and how to fix them, by reading the summaries above that apply to you.

Read the summaries at least 3 times until you start to really understand what goes wrong inside of you and how it can be fixed. Don’t worry that these disorders will be too difficult for you to understand. Just stay calm and cool and persist in reading and discussing the following summaries and you will be rewarded by developing an understanding of yourself and other troubled people that will greatly improve your quality of life.

Treatment Program
Self-Assessment


This Checklist takes 15 – 30 minutes to do and is free online. It gives a quick but comprehensive overview of all of the common NeuroPsychoSocial and Substance Abuse problems that are present in the person whose features and characteristics are used to answer the questions in the Checklist, (The person completing the Checklist or a person they are concerned to help.) If this Checklist is done online you will have a report sent to you within a few minutes by secure Email, together with Relevant Information Printouts, which will outline in order of significance all of your major problems, and how to fix those problems.
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