A substance use disorder involving alcohol can adversely affect your life in many ways. You might not even initially realize that you have a problem until things get worse. However, a slew of symptoms that comprise alcohol withdrawal syndrome or AWS might suddenly make you realize you’re not just a social or occasional drinker. Alcohol …
Because it is readily available in most supermarkets, convenience stores, and corner liquor stores, very few people think of alcohol as a drug. But it is a drug, and it is a drug that has ruined the lives of many people, according to several studies that have examined the financial, emotional, and the physical consequences …
Countless people throughout the United States fail to receive treatment for alcohol addiction due to its considerable cost. Sadly, the cost of alcohol rehab is commonly cited as a major barrier to addiction recovery. The good news is that it doesn’t have to be. If you currently lack health insurance and are concerned about how …
Starting addiction recovery can be both exciting and daunting at once. Whether you’re looking for a drug rehab facility for yourself or for someone you love, you want to find one that has a comprehensive and needs-specific range of services. There are multiple factors to review, and although price is definitely one, it should never …
Many people who are addicted to drugs and alcohol are rebellious by nature. It’s part of what drives them to start using in the first place. It’s also why drug and alcohol treatment centers have such strict rules and part of why treatment programs can be so difficult. And yet, these rules are in place …
Struggling with an alcohol or drug addiction can throw your entire life for a loop. You might come to realize that your problem is so strong that you cannot function unless you take the substance. However, once you have made that realization, you are one step closer to taking back your life. It means you …
There are challenges with determining the number of people who relapse after completing alcohol rehab. However, some believe the average relapse rate is between 40% and 60%. People relapse during their recovery journey for many reasons, and there are varied factors to consider. It is common to experience challenges that result in a brief period …
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