Alcoholism Archives

How COVID-19 Has Impacted Alcohol Abuse

By Krystina Murray | October 29, 2020

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the numbers of alcohol abuse have continued to rise, causing concern across America.

Diversity In Rehab: Making Strides For Inclusion

By Krystina Murray | July 9, 2020

Rehabs are expanding treatments to increase diversity in patients needing treatment. Discover contributing factors playing a role in the lack thereof.

Are Your Friends Making You Seem More Drunk Than You Appear?

By Krystina Murray | April 30, 2020

A study observing drunkenness and perception challenged people's beliefs of how drunk they can be. Your friends intoxication level may play a part.

The Benefits Of Group Therapy In Recovery

By Cindy Hardy | January 9, 2020

A group therapy session has many benefits in recovery from alcoholism because it allows a person to tell the truth and be free from illusions.

Whiskey And The Written Word: The Writer And Excessive Alcohol

By Krystina Murray | September 23, 2019

Alcohol has been a defining feature of literature for centuries, with many notable writers taking to the bottle for inspiration.

How Mommy Wine Culture Is Normalizing Alcoholism

By Jena Hilliard | September 19, 2019

With the help of social media, mommy wine culture has become a pop culture phenomenon that glorifies and normalizes heavy alcohol use amongst mothers.

Waking Up In Recovery Relationships

By David Hampton | August 14, 2019

Navigating recovery relationships early in sobriety can be difficult for many, as there is a period of adjustment for all parties involved.

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Alcoholism: Playing The Blame Game

By Michael Muldoon | July 31, 2019

Alcoholism and deflecting blame are closely linked, but where does this behavior come from and what does it mean for a successful recovery?

Study: Most College Alcohol Policies Aren’t Preventing Heavy Drinking

By Destiny Bezrutczyk | May 29, 2019

A Johns Hopkins study of college alcohol policies found that that less than half of schools’ guidelines ranked as “most effective” in preventing drinking.

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