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Alcoholics Vs Alcoholism Alcoholics are commonly referred to as “alcohol addicts.” Drinking at a harmful level to your health is the most severe form of problem drinking. Alcoholism is a strong, often overwhelming urge to consume alcoholic beverages.  Alcoholism, or alcohol dependence, is another name for it. It’s considered a form of ‘alcohol use disorder’…

Yes, it is true alcohol is addictive, and the fact that alcohol addiction is a progressive disease is also true.  Society has relentlessly stigmatized everyone who can’t keep up with the insanity of drinking as having a problem, regardless of why they’re doing it or their conditions.  In addition, society has established a different sickness…

Navigating your social life when you initially decide to stop drinking can be problematic, especially if alcohol has traditionally played a significant role in your life.  But following a mindset change around alcohol it is important to get out and back to going out if you want to do so.  This will build new neural…

Weddings, birthdays, and other celebrations are just a few examples of places when you would want to have a drink without slurring your words or repeating the same narrative for the 20th time.  On the other hand, if you drank too much last night and are now experiencing symptoms all over your body, you might…

If you want to live a life that is happier and healthier, where you are free to do the things you want to do, and you can do everything that you want to do, then you probably have to learn how to cut out alcohol.  Most of our clients are high-performing and successful women, and…

If you have developed an alcohol addiction, you may notice that you behave differently than usual.  Problematic physical and behavioral changes, such as avoidance, defensiveness, and lying, are common indicators of alcoholism and alcohol use disorder.  Lying to loved ones is a prevalent symptom of alcohol addiction and other substance use disorders.  You may be…

The initial sip of wine or beer causes changes in two brain chemicals quickly. Many of the impacts of alcohol on our thoughts, feelings, and coordination are orchestrated by these.  Alcohol is a psychoactive substance, which means it may drastically alter how we think and feel, even if we don’t always recognize it as such. …