The root of crystal meth addiction? Often, it's unhealed childhood wounds. Here's the breakdown: Parental gaps aren't always their fault—it's generational. As kids, we lack processing skills, so we blame ourselves. This self-blame breeds shame and self-loathing. We adopt the belief: 'I'm inherently bad.' Tina offers an escape—suddenly, there's no shame, no blame. But true freedom? It's in changing those core beliefs about yourself. Recovery starts with rewriting your internal narrative. Anchor i

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Learning Thursdays: Methamphetamine Use and Methamphetamine Use Disorder