How Fighting and Divorce Impact a Child’s Alcohol Use

Will saw his parents fight…a lot. On the nights when he didn’t see them argue, he could hear them from …
Continue readingWill saw his parents fight…a lot. On the nights when he didn’t see them argue, he could hear them from …
Continue readingIt’s hard to recognize yourself. After all, you just wanted to help them, right? But lately, helping has been hurting …
Continue readingYou’ve probably heard people say that rehab is the first step in a long journey of recovery. They’re right. But …
Continue readingDay 342. John hadn’t touched a drop in almost a year. Then his cousin came to visit. In the past, …
Continue readingJeff didn’t remember feeling like this in college. He had hangovers back in his fraternity days, but not like this. …
Continue readingMy second stint in rehab was impactful. My first and third were, too, but the second time receiving treatment for …
Continue readingWhy am I here at this support group for families? I’m not the one with the problem! Jenna’s the one …
Continue readingLily is chopping vegetables in her kitchen. Suddenly, the knife slips, and she cuts her hand. The platelets in Lily’s …
Continue readingTerri needs support. But it’s not because she’s an alcoholic. It’s because she’s married to one. She’s heard about Al-Anon …
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