The Dangers of Denial

The Dangers of Denial:




The Dangers of Denial

* Denial Is Caused By Fear
* It's Not My Fault
* Don't Blame Me...
* Why Denial Is Dangerous
* Give Up Denial

Who's Fooling Whom?

Most people who are addicted to substances, people, or behaviors don't want to admit they have a problem. Friends and loved ones of the addicted person may also deny the problem by trying to cover up for the other person's behavior. Ending denial is never easy, and takes great courage. But continuing denial makes it impossible to recover from addiction.
Denial Is Caused By Fear

Fear pushes many addicts into denial, a belief that their situation is really not that serious. People who are afraid to face their problems often start practicing denial even before they're addicted. They may get resentful, angry, or defensive when asked about their behavior. As addiction progresses, it causes its own problems. Then the idea of facing reality can be frightening and overwhelming.
Its Not My Fault

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posted by Robert Heard at 10:10 AM