Author: Jeffrey Juergens

Alcohol use can be so pervasive on Memorial Day that former alcoholics in recovery find it difficult to maintain their sobriety due to temptation.

Americans have turned several dates on the calendar, like Cinco de Mayo, into "drinking holidays." Luckily, you have many sober options this Cinco de Mayo that won't require you to break your sobriety or feel like "an other." Here are a few.

Driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is an incredibly dangerous activity that can easily result in serious bodily injury and even death.

The National Association for Children of Alcoholics (NACoA) has named the week of February 11 – February 17, 2018 as Children of Alcoholics Awareness Week.

Many parents provide their teenage children with alcohol. Most parents who give teens alcohol do so because they want to keep them safe.

Sober January, where people are motivated to either drink less or stop drinking entirely during the first month of the year, is becoming popular.

Making alcohol harder to obtain and more expensive through higher alcohol taxes results in a decrease in drinking and therefore a decrease in alcohol abuse.

Dry January, where people abstain for the entire first month of the year, is becoming popular; it brings many mental health and medical benefits.