Category: Sober living

Heavy drinking can also lead to a host of health concerns, like brain damage, heart disease, cirrhosis of the liver and even certain kinds of cancer. Another complication is alcohol withdrawal syndrome, which may occur after you stop drinking and can cause symptoms such as nausea, shaking, and sweating. It can also lead to serious… Continue reading Physical Signs and Symptoms of Chronic Alcoholism

However, these residents may choose not to accept individuals who require medications that they are not equipped to manage. In such cases, they should refer these individuals to facilities that can meet their needs. Each sober living home will have its own policy regarding visitors and guests. Residents are generally required to follow guidelines related… Continue reading What Are Sober Living House Rules?

You admit you have a problem and begin to seek out assistance. It isn’t easy, but admitting powerlessness allows you to break the cycle of addiction that you’ve been stuck in. Alcoholics Anonymous believes that admitting you can’t control your alcohol use is a necessary first step on the path to recovery. This step is… Continue reading What Does AA Mean By Powerlessness?

The staff of Inwood Community Services offers assistance in both English and Spanish. The Addicts Rehabilitation Center uses a process that has helped them cure clients in the grip of substance abuse for over 50 years. Staff at the facility believe that patients can recover from the disease of addiction and become productive members of society. Each… Continue reading Addiction Help for Family Members

To help make sure you don’t miss a dose, try setting a reminder on your phone. However, the Eliquis dosage recommended for treating and preventing DVT and PE is the same for older and younger adults. The usual dosage of Eliquis to prevent DVT or PE from recurring is 2.5 mg taken twice a day.… Continue reading Eliquis and Interactions: Other Drugs, Alcohol, and More

As you can see, the typical stereotype of a drug addict – poor, disheveled, and unsuccessful – doesn’t really hold up. After all, who would have thought that Harry Potter, Spock, and the Queen of Daytime Television herself all struggled with substance use disorders at one point in their lives? Addiction doesn’t have a set… Continue reading 23 Famous Drug Addicts Celebrity Substance Abuse & Addiction

A person’s socioeconomic status and demographic background can play a role in their vulnerability to alcoholic rage syndrome. For example, individuals living in low-income areas with limited access to mental health resources may be more susceptible to alcohol-related aggression due to a lack of support and treatment options. Furthermore, certain risk factors can vary based… Continue reading Understanding Alcohol and Anger’s Connection

Tapering off alcohol can have dangerous side effects, and your doctor may prescribe some medications to help. Research shows that most people who have alcohol problems are able to reduce their drinking or quit entirely. You may be able to better compare your options by assessing whether and how the program or provider measures success.… Continue reading Treatment of Alcohol Abuse & Alcoholism: How To Stop Drinking