Alcoholism

Alcohol addiction is a complex disease; individuals who abuse alcohol cannot simply “stop” after a certain number of drinks; it is the first drink that is the cause for an individual’s drinking problems and begins their downward spiral.

However, it can be very difficult for individuals to admit that they are unable to control their drinking.

Inpatient rehab centers help individuals break free from patterns of behavior and social interactions that fueled their drinking, giving them a fresh, sober start. While not everyone must attend a […]

In 2007, 19.3 million Americans needed treatment for alcohol dependency.

However, not everyone who needs treatment receives it.

Sadly, the vast majority of individuals who need treatment for alcoholism – 87.4% – did not receive help because they did not believe that they needed it.

If a loved in is struggling with alcoholism, your decision to help them seek treatment is critical to their health and long-term sobriety.

What are the treatment options for alcoholism?

Alcohol rehabilitation centers are one of the most popular and effective treatment options for alcoholism. Inpatient rehab centers are […]

A glass of wine with dinner or a couple of beers while watching the big game may seem like a harmless way to unwind, for 14 million Americans, it is not possible to just have one or two drinks.

Alcoholism, also known as alcohol dependence syndrome, is a disease characterized by an addiction to the consumption of liquor and alcoholic beverages.

Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant. This means that it affects the body by slowing down central nervous system activity. Even in small doses, alcohol affects decision-making and reaction […]