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The Difference Between Alcohol And Drug Addiction

Man with his head in his hands
“I can confidently say that entering addiction treatment saved my life. Because I entered treatment I was given the tools I need to live a purpose driven life; and quite simply, I owe my life to that.” –Joshua K. With the multitude of treatment facilities and treatment options available, making that crucial f more...

Influences Towards Alcoholism

Cathy took her first drink at the age of 15. One day at the park near her house, where a number of older neighborhood teenagers liked to hang out and drink beer, one of the older boys offered her a beer. Self-described as perpetually painfully shy and feeling ignored and left out by the older kids, Cathy drank the beer more...

The Dangers in Underestimating Alcohol Abuse

Dad explaining something to his son
“Alcohol is the number 1 drug problem in the United States.” Susan is a recovering alcoholic now in long-term recovery. Over the course of many years she was a self-described functioning alcoholic. While she never lost a job due to her drinking, her alcohol abuse took her down a path of many abusive drinking partn more...

2014 Sees Dramatic Increase in Alcohol Sales Already

February 26th, 2014 Alcohol Addiction, Helpful Articles
Man refuses a shot of alcohol
Improving Economy Leading to Increasing Alcohol Sales, Drinking at Home Year to year sales data comparisons found a substantial increase in alcohol consumption in the new year. This trend could possibly lead to worrisome consequences, especially when considering the potential problems that alcoholism and its side effe more...

Spring Cleaning Marks a New Beginning

I recently read a story about a man named Jeff; who after a long struggle with alcohol addiction, finally made the decision to enter alcohol and drug rehab and has now been sober for ten months. While he was no longer drinking, Jeff had yet to update his kitchen setup to reflect the fact that alcohol is no longer in more...

High Functioning Alcoholics – Suffering From the Same Disease!

February 24th, 2012 Alcohol Addiction, Helpful Articles
In July of 2009, Diane Schuler steered her Ford Windstar the wrong way on the Taconic State Parkway. A few minutes later, her vehicle slammed into an SUV head-on, killing her, four of the five children she was transporting, and the three men in the SUV. Schuler’s 5-year-old son was the lone survivor of the crash. more...

Alcohol Poisoning – How Much is Too Much?

October 26th, 2011 Alcohol Addiction, Helpful Articles
This past July we lost a musical icon to what could be assumed a severe alcohol and drug addiction. The 27 year old singer spent the greater part of her career in and out of drug rehab facilities battling this vicious disease. News has finally broke about the cause of Amy Winehouse’s death... Alcohol poisoning. Ac more...

Friends of Romantic Partner Can Increase Your Alcohol Abuse

We worry about our own friends having too much of an influence over us, and now we have to worry about our significant other’s friends too? A new study published in the American Sociological Review examined how much the friends of a teenager’s boyfriend or girlfriend drink can have more influence on the teen’s dr more...

Alcohol Affects Men and Women Differently

“Battle of the sexes” seems to peek its competitive head into a myriad of social situations. Boys tend to think they’re better, faster, and stronger than girls and girls always try to prove them wrong. This seems to hold exceptionally true in the world of alcohol abuse. In a night out with friends have you eve more...

Life Long Effects of Alcohol Abuse

Impaired judgment, loss of employment, domestic violence are just a few of the many consequences associated with alcoholism and alcohol abuse. Alcohol has been an integral part of society and human civilization for thousands of years. About 2 billion people across the world consume alcoholic drinks; and while it is com more...

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