The first Thursday of April has been recognized as National Alcohol Screening Day (NASD) since 1999. During NASD, multiple organizations with a high concentration of drinking-age individuals—colleges, for example—allow free, easy access to self-screening for alcohol use disorder (AUD). In addition to screening for AUD, NASD allows for conversation about the dangers of alcohol abuse…
Alcohol addiction takes many forms and is sometimes not as apparent as you may think. The reality of alcohol addiction is that you may not be falling over at the bar or seeing your life falling apart at home. But this doesn’t mean functioning alcoholism isn’t causing you and your life significant harm. Functioning alcoholics…
Reports show that more than 16 million American adults have an alcohol use disorder. Alcoholism in the workplace is also common, probably more common than you think, thanks in large part to a series of situations that contribute to rates of alcohol abuse among professionals. If you or someone you care about is struggling to…
learnFor many Americans, the holiday season brings about a series of celebrations with family and friends. During the holidays, you will share good food, have fun conversations, play games, give gifts, and usually, there are drinks flowing freely. Staying sober during the holidays can be a challenge, but it is possible. With professional alcohol treatment,…