Because they are responsible individuals, many people think it is OK to drink and drive. Getting behind the wheel after consumi... Continue Reading

In the United States alone, a shocking 14.5 million people over the age of 12 suffer from alcohol use disorder.1 This mental he... Continue Reading

Drinking alcohol is popular among many people. From daily use to only special occasions, from social to binging, they differ fr... Continue Reading

Drinking alcohol is part of our social culture; it is associated with relaxation, parties, and adventures. For some, drinking a... Continue Reading

Economic shutdowns and stay-at-home orders have changed the way we access mental health and addiction recovery services. Here a... Continue Reading

Covid-19 has put many in recovery from substance use disorder at risk of relapse. The American Medical Association notes that o... Continue Reading

People struggling with alcohol use disorder know the depths of destruction and shame associated with their drinking. Continue Reading

Researchers have found that the deactivation of a stress-signaling area of the brain associated with emotion-related and motiva... Continue Reading

We're in strange times, and that's an understatement. We're anxious. We're concerned about our health, our job security, and ou... Continue Reading

Long-term genetic change is a possible consequence of heavy alcohol use. Continue Reading

Researchers with extensive knowledge of addiction and misuse of alcohol are hard at work to help us better understand and treat... Continue Reading

Alcohol damages and weakens the heart muscle and impedes its ability to pump blood efficiently. Continue Reading

Drunkorexia. What exactly is it, and what effect does it have on a person? Continue Reading

While rehab, Alcoholics Anonymous, and a total commitment to abstinence have been the gold standard for treatment, it's not the... Continue Reading

Research shows that gender plays a major role in determining whether someone seeks treatment. Continue Reading