Addiction is defined as a complete reliance on a certain substance or environment. Aside from alcohol and drugs, substance addiction encompasses a wide range of substances. Porn, food, chocolate, nicotine, and so on are all examples. Gambling, shopping, and sex are examples of situational addictions. Addiction is considered as a choice in our society rather than as a severe problem that an individual faces. De-addiction is the process of removing an individual's reliance on specific substances or activities. Rehabilitation psychology investigates the process of de-addiction and assists addicts in reintegrating into society. To reduce substance abuse, rehab institutions provide a variety of therapies. Due to the frequent belief among users that those who aren't addicted and don't understand what they're going through, group therapy is always the go-to form of therapeutic strategy to deal with situations of addiction. In certain situations, it is critical to have the support of a community of people who have been in their shoes.
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