The goal of alcohol abuse counseling is, in a word, abstinence. Alcoholism is a life-consuming addiction that alters the way a person thinks, feels, and behaves. If you are or have been addicted to alcohol, you can probably recognize the negative ways in which alcoholism has or perhaps is affecting your life on a day-to-day…
Alcohol’s legal status makes many think it isn’t that dangerous. But there are many legal substances that carry risk factors. Just think about the last prescription medication you saw advertised on television. It no doubt included a warning of serious side effects and instructed interested parties to seek proper medical advice. Much like prescription drugs,…
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a blanket term used to describe the array of effects being exposed to alcohol while in utero has on an individual. According to the NCADD, “it is often a hidden disability.” A mother-to-be has more to worry about than herself. She is carrying an unborn life, and how she…
When it comes to alcohol, you’re either sober or you’re not. And you are either getting sober or staying sober. Whichever category best describes you, living a life with limited to no alcohol doesn’t have to be dreary or somber. In fact, you can have fun without alcohol if you know how. Drinking is the…
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