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How COVID-19 Has Impacted Alcohol Abuse
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, the numbers of alcohol abuse have continued to rise, causing concern across America.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- health
- Mental Health
Krystina Murray
Author
Krystina Murray has received a B.A. in English at Georgia State University, has over 7 years of professional writing and editing experience, and over 15 years of overall writing experience. She enjoys spreading awareness of addiction and recovery to help people transform their lives.
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Diversity In Rehab: Making Strides For Inclusion
Rehabs are expanding treatments to increase diversity in patients needing treatment. Discover contributing factors playing a role in the lack thereof.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- Drugs
- health
- Recovery
- Rehab
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Are Your Friends Making You Seem More Drunk Than You Appear?
A study observing drunkenness and perception challenged people's beliefs of how drunk they can be. Your friends intoxication level may play a part.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- binge drinking
- prevention
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Whiskey and the Written Word: The Writer and Excessive Alcohol
Alcohol has been a defining feature of literature for centuries, with many notable writers taking to the bottle for inspiration.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- binge drinking
- Lifestyle
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Nicotine and Alcohol
Nicotine and alcohol are commonly co-abused. People who smoke are more likely to abuse alcohol; many times, it is by availability of alcohol.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- health
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10 Celebrity Alcohol Recovery Stories
Here are inspiring stories of 10 individuals who have committed to a life of sobriety and are now celebrating their own celebrity alcohol recovery stories.
- Categories:
- Alcoholism
- Celebrity
- Lifestyle
- Recovery
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Planning Life After Rehab
One of the best ways to ensure a smooth transition from alcoholism to sobriety is by planning life after rehab. This greatly reduces the chances of relapse.
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The Connection Between Alcohol and Bullying
Alcohol and bullying are a common and tragic combination that produce equally tragic consequences for both the bully and their victim.
- Categories:
- prevention
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Are You Drinking Too Much Wine?
Some studies indicate that drinking a small amount of wine, especially red wine, has health benefits, although they are controversial.
