This is Your Brain on Alcohol

Alcohol causes a variety of short-term changes to the brain, while alcohol abuse over time can cause lasting or even permanent damage.
Continue readingAlcohol causes a variety of short-term changes to the brain, while alcohol abuse over time can cause lasting or even permanent damage.
Continue readingAlthough many people drink alcohol in order to curb social anxiety, this behavior can actually make the issue worse.
Continue readingAlcohol induced dementia is one of many potential health consequences of heavy drinking, that is characterized by a variety of negative physical and psychological symptoms.
Continue readingUnderstanding the warning signs and what constitutes as a relapse will help you determine what your next steps should be in order to continue on your recovery journey.
Continue readingHaving an alcoholic spouse can bring extreme stress into your life, making it imperative that you take care of yourself along with finding them help.
Continue readingThe following are common signs of an alcohol abuse problem and ways this behavior can negatively impact every aspect of your life.
Continue readingIf left untreated, alcoholism can destroy a marriage and leave lasting scars on the emotional well-being of partners and children.
Continue readingIf your spouse is addicted to alcohol, it’s important to understand what alcoholism entails and how you can help them without enabling their behavior.
Continue readingThose who attend AA along with inpatient addiction treatment have the highest recovery success rates.
Continue readingYou don’t have to drink every day or binge drink to be considered a heavy drinker.
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