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DESCRIPTION:<a href="http://popcornclubshanghai.com/event/the-psychology-of
 -behavioural-addictions-screens-shopping-video-games-45921/register">The P
 sychology Of Behavioural Addictions: Screens\, Shopping\, Video Games...</
 a>\nWhat happens when something that gives us pleasure\, comfort or escape
  starts gaining control over us? Addiction isn’t only about alcohol\, ni
 cotine or drugs. People can develop deeply compulsive relationships with s
 creens\, video games\, sex\, shopping\, gambling\, exercise and countless 
 other behaviours... sometimes without recognising that anything is wrong. 
 Guided by David Ammerschlaeger\, a brilliant Chief Psychological Counsello
 r\, we’ll explore the fascinating psychology of behavioural addiction: w
 hat happens inside the brain as wanting gradually becomes craving\, why ce
 rtain behaviours become so difficult to stop\, and why some people seem mu
 ch more vulnerable to these cycles than others. Together\, we’ll look be
 yond simplistic ideas of addiction as merely having “bad habits” or la
 cking self-control. Where is the line between something we enjoy a lot and
  something we’re actually addicted to? What roles do dopamine\, stress\,
  loneliness\, boredom\, emotional regulation and our environment play? Can
  you be addicted to your phone without realising it? And once a compulsive
  pattern has developed\, how can it actually be changed? David will help u
 s explore how to recognise unhealthy patterns in ourselves and others\, wh
 at approaches can help break them\, and what addiction can reveal about th
 e way all human brains pursue reward\, relief and connection. Expect a dee
 p\, open and practical conversation about behaviours that\, in one form or
  another\, may be much closer to everyday life than we think. 当某样给
 我们带来快乐、安慰或逃避的东西开始掌控我们时，会
 发生什么？成瘾不只有酒精、尼古丁或毒品。人们可能
 对屏幕、电子游戏、性、购物、赌博、运动和无数的行
 为产生深度强迫性的关系……有时甚至没有意识到有什
 么不对。在首席心理咨询师David Ammerschlaeger的引导下，我
 们会探索行为成瘾那些迷人的心理机制：当“想要”逐
 渐变成“渴望”时，大脑内部发生了什么；为什么某些
 行为会变得如此难以停止；以及为什么有些人似乎比其
 他人更容易陷入这种循环。 [...]
DTSTAMP:20260906T221426Z
LOCATION:China\,\, Shanghai
SUMMARY:The Psychology Of Behavioural Addictions: Screens\, Shopping\, Vide
 o Games...
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