Addiction Disorders in the Workplace: Coping With Addiction Disorders at Work Addiction Disorders in the Workplace: Coping With Addiction Disorders at Work

Content Warning: This video references addiction, substance and alcohol use, and depression. Please be advised, as this content may be upsetting to some learners. We acknowledge that learners engaging with this content come from across the globe and bring a wide range of lived experiences.

Addiction can have a major impact on your well-being, relationships, and performance at work. Coping with addiction is often very difficult because it can alter brain function in ways that increase cravings and weaken self-control.

If you have an addiction disorder—or if you struggle with setting priorities, taking too many risks, experiencing withdrawal symptoms, or simply feeling out of control—this course may be able to help. We’ll go through the symptoms of addiction disorders, discuss how to manage them in the workplace, and cover when and how to disclose your addiction, if necessary.

Content Warning: This video references addiction, substance and alcohol use, and depression. Please be advised, as this content may be upsetting to some learners. We acknowledge that learners engaging with this content come from across the globe and bring a wide range of lived experiences.

Addiction can have a major impact on your well-being, relationships, and performance at work. Coping with addiction is often very difficult because it can alter brain function in ways that increase cravings and weaken self-control.

If you have an addiction disorder—or if you struggle with setting priorities, taking too many risks, experiencing withdrawal symptoms, or simply feeling out of control—this course may be able to help. We’ll go through the symptoms of addiction disorders, discuss how to manage them in the workplace, and cover when and how to disclose your addiction, if necessary.