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2.1 Substance use problems

A Family Guide to Concurrent Disorders - Part I: What are concurrent disorders?

Outline - Chapter 2: Substance use problems

Many people use substances such as alcohol in moderate amounts and don't experience any problems. However, some people may start using larger amounts regularly, or using substances to get intoxicated. These behaviours can lead to problems with a person's job, family and health. After repeated abuse, some people may become dependent on the substance.

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A Family Guide to Concurrent Disorders

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