Social drinking is a common pastime throughout America. This term refers to the casual use of alcohol in certain kinds of social situations. Year in and year out, young adults make up a large percentage of all social drinkers. Most people in this category don’t experience any serious problems as a result. However, far too…
Entering adulthood is an exciting time for everybody, but it can also be very stressful. For young adults, it can be difficult to adjust to new independence, while also maintaining responsibilities. With the temptation of drinking alcohol, finding a healthy lifestyle can come with its pitfalls. At a young adult rehab program, young adults are…
Are you looking for a drug rehab program? Tampa offers a variety of advantages for people seeking treatment by providing a wealth of resources that promote a life of recovery.
Helping a loved one with alcoholism can be a difficult task. However, before we get to steps to assist them, it would be important to assess if a loved one truly drinks too much. According to SAMHSA, 6.2% of people who drink have an Alcohol Use Disorder. There is no set amount or drinking frequency…
Overdoses are now the leading cause of preventable deaths. There are 67,367 drug overdose deaths in the United States. By knowing the signs of an overdose and what to do, we might be able to save these numbers.
Everyone reaches a certain age and thinks, “Wow, I wish I could go back in time and tell myself ____.” Many people who used to be alcohol abusers think the same thing about the period they were alcoholics. They wish someone had told them how easy it could happen to them and how they wouldn’t realize how much alcohol affected their lives until it was too late.
Quality rehabilitation facilities in Florida pay attention not just to the physical symptoms of a substance use disorder. They also address any co-occurring mental health disorders and repressed issues. Above all, they prioritize the general well-being of the client. So, if you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, reach out to Coalition Recovery’s…
Alcoholism is a slow-killing disease, affecting not just individuals but also their immediate family and friends. To prevent the long-term irreparable damage caused by alcohol consumption, the body must first be purged off of the toxic contents under clinical supervision. The stages of alcohol detox can be quite painful, but with medical attention and close…
Drinking at social events is so normalized in our culture that we do not notice the signs of alcoholism until it is too late. “Functioning alcoholism” is a colloquial term often used to describe those who are secretly struggling with alcohol addiction, but outwardly appear to live normal, productive lives with an active social circle.…
Veterans and active military personnel are at a higher risk of substance abuse. The violence on the battlefield leaves behind lasting scars in the form of physical injury, PTSD, constant stress, other co-occurring disorders and may even estrange the individual from society. As a result, military members may develop an addiction to alcohol or drugs…