For years, Ginger Logan-Cannon said she didn’t know why she was a shopaholic—an addiction that racked up $280,000 in debt. But after ABC News connected her with a therapist, Logan-Cannon discovered that the source of her addiction could be linked to a violent day that occurred more than 40 years ago.
By Leslie Thompson
“I had a rough week, so I deserve a little treat.” “I need to shop to help stimulate the economy. I’m just doing my part—right?” If this sounds familiar, you may be one of the millions of Americans suffering from a shopping addiction. Shopping addiction, like any other addiction, is a serious issue and one that needs to be addressed and treated.
Shoes. Clothes. Handbags. Let’s face it: shopping can definitely be a pleasurable pastime, and one that many men and women pursue with a vengeance! From movies to magazines and television shows, consumers are continually encouraged to “shop until they drop”, which some individuals taking this creed a little too close to heart. … Continue Reading
