Recognizing the Signs of Alcohol Abuse: When to Seek Help
Alcohol is one of the most used substances in the United States. While many people can enjoy alcohol in moderation, others may struggle with patterns of abuse that lead to…
Am I an Alcoholic?
Are you concerned that you may have a problem with alcohol? Are you an alcoholic or just a heavy drinker? The signs are not always as obvious as you might…
Getting Sober: How to Overcome an Alcohol Problem
When Does Drinking Become a Problem? Do you ever wonder if your drinking has become a problem? While social drinking is a regular part of many people’s lives, it’s essential…
Life After Drinking
Life after drinking is a new beginning. Going through the treatment process for alcohol addiction impacts your health, mind and body. Learning what to expect and getting help can ease…
Women and Binge Drinking During the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly impacted many aspects of our lives, including our relationship with alcohol. For women in particular, the stress and isolation have led to significant changes in…
Alcohol Addiction: Long-Term Health Risks and Medical Complications
Drinking alcohol excessively can have severe consequences for your health, both in the short and long term. Let’s look at the long-term health issues associated with alcohol misuse and the…
What Is a High-Functioning Alcoholic?
High-functioning alcoholism is a term used to describe individuals who struggle with alcoholism but can maintain a certain level of functionality in their personal and professional lives. These individuals may…
Alcohol Awareness: 20 Key Facts
Alcohol continues to rank as the most commonly used addictive substance in the United States. In fact, 17.6 million people, or one in every 12 adults, suffer from alcohol abuse…
Alcoholism and Women: A Growing Epidemic
Alcoholism among women is a growing epidemic. Although men have historically endured higher rates of alcoholism, women are catching up fast. The rates of alcoholism in the United States are…