The Mental Effects of Alcohol
May 24, 2021
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Nearly a third of the US population falls under the criteria of alcoholism or will fall under it during their lifetime. Alcohol use is extremely
Nearly a third of the US population falls under the criteria of alcoholism or will fall under it during their lifetime. Alcohol use is extremely
Alcohol cravings are a normal and expected part of addiction recovery. However, many people get comfortable in addiction recovery and do not expect alcohol cravings
You may hear a lot of different terms when referring to addiction and substance abuse. Those are two of them. You might also hear terms like alcoholism, alcohol abuse, alcohol dependence and alcohol use disorder. Are there differences between these terms? Do they all refer to essentially the same thing? Not quite. Let’s take a closer look.
Studies have shown that there is a genetic aspect to the development of alcoholism. People with a family history of alcohol use disorder may be
Many people drink alcohol because it makes them feel free and less inhibited. Although alcohol can put you in a partying mood, it’s actually a
Do you go through periods of highs and lows? Does life feel like it gets you down sometimes? It’s normal to feel a full range
If you struggle with alcohol addiction, you probably recognize that one of the first steps toward recovery involves quitting drinking. But recovery isn’t always a
When you think of an alcoholic, you probably imagine someone who has trouble keeping a handle on their life. But a high-functioning alcoholic doesn’t necessarily
Filling out surveys seems to be one of the most common ways to determine one’s identity these days. What do you want to major in?
To this day, drunk driving contributes significantly to the number of injuries and deaths related to alcohol. In the US alone, drunk drivers are involved
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