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Addiction Psychiatry 2018
Journal of Addiction Research & Therapy
ISSN: 2155-6105
Page 54
August 13-14, 2018
Madrid, Spain
8
th
International Conference on
Addiction Psychiatry
P
ressures to spend long hours at the office may conflict with
demands or expectations from family members to spend
time at home. Workaholism is a compulsive and progressive
disorder. Workaholism is the most rewarded addiction in our
culture. Workaholics have an intense, internal drive to work that
leads to neglect of other interests and negative consequences- it
is this intense, internal drive that is the crux of workaholism. As
workaholics give in to their addiction to work, other aspects of
their life usually tend to suffer, resulting in work-life imbalance, a
lack of energy available after work for non-work-related activities,
and a strain between the demands of work life and personal life.
This paper provides the brief description of workaholism, and
explores the negative experiences of workaholic women that
how her dedication to work can lead to cause conflict with her
personal relationship. Also this paper explores that how negative
emotions at work effects the family relationship.
richagoyal101@gmail.comA study on effects of women workaholism on her personal
relationship
Richa Goyal
India
J Addict Res Ther 2018, Volume 9
DOI: 10.4172/2155-6105-C2-040