Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is often treated with a wide variety of techniques, including inpatient treatment, individual or group therapy, or medically supervised detox. How someone is treated for their alcoholism depends on the person and how receptive they are. For many, a combination of treatment methods proves to be the most successful. In the…
If you suffered from alcoholism or have lived with someone who struggles with alcohol, you understand firsthand how detrimental and life-altering this disease can be. Alcohol abuse not only affects the health and well-being of the person consuming the substance but family members and friends involved usually get the short end of the stick as…
Overcoming addiction is difficult. Prolonged use of an addictive substance causes brain chemistry to become irreversibly altered, resulting in occasional cravings for an individual’s drug of choice. Being a legal and accessible substance, alcohol is the second most abused substance in the world. Alcoholism is hard to recover from since the urge to drink alcohol…
Trying to decide whether you are struggling with alcoholism or possibly drinking just a little too much will require you to take a closer look at your drinking. Do you find yourself drinking alone? Do you crave an alcoholic beverage when you wake up? Do you lie to people about how much you have had…