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Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders
When someone suffers from a substance use disorder and a psychiatric disorder (such as depression, anxiety disorder, PTSD, schizophrenia, OCD, or a
Alcohol Use and Women Over 60
A study recently published in the journal Alcoholism, Clinical and Experimental Research found that binge drinking and alcohol use by women over 60 in
Recognizing A High Functioning Alcoholic
A high-functioning alcoholic may be able to work, socialize and participate in activities without being hindered by their drinking. Some individuals
The Link Between Workaholism & Alcoholism
Is there a connection between being a workaholic and having an alcohol use disorder? There could be, according to a recent study, which showed a
The Secret to Addiction Recovery is Not Keeping it a Secret
Once you've made the decision to cut back on your drinking or quit altogether, it's a good idea to share this decision with those closest people to
Why You Should Track Every Time You Want a Drink
Have you noticed that you're drinking more than you used to? Or at least more regularly? Is alcohol impacting your work, home or social life? Has
Easter Dinner: How to Avoid Drinking in Social Situations
You're on your road to recovery. You've spent time in an alcohol addiction treatment program and you've done the work to be on a path to a healthier,
Alcohol Screening: Are You Drinking Too Much?
Many people think that alcoholism and alcohol addiction are characterized by drinking heavily to the point of intoxication several times a week. It