Sober living

Non-pharmacological enhancement of therapy is also being explored such as rTMS (Kozel et al., 2018), exercise (Rosenbaum et al., 2015), and other cognitive training (Fonzo et al., 2017). Another [...]

Alongside evidence-based practices such as motivational interviewing or dialectical behavioral therapy, it provides an alternative way for clients to express their emotions and explore the issues [...]

They may help you stop drinking or reduce your drinking, and can help prevent relapse. We use “women” and “men” in this article to reflect the terms that have been historically used to gender [...]

Our residents are encouraged to take charge of their recovery, supported by a community dedicated to their success and grounded in mutual respect and shared commitment. Offer unwavering emotional [...]

For example, certain levels of alcohol consumption that lower risk for CHD may increase it for other CV conditions, such as stroke. In addition, data from studies using new research methods, [...]

Ultimately, choosing to get treatment may be more important than the approach used as long as the approach avoids heavy confrontation and incorporates empathy, motivational support, and a focus [...]

Alcohol metabolism takes place in the liver which produces enzymes to break down alcohol before the molecules are absorbed by the cells. This process takes time, and the liver can only break down [...]

It is an indication that one is suffering from alcohol withdrawal symptoms, and their body is increasingly dependent on alcohol. This typically happens with binge drinkers and people who realize [...]

Aggressive behavior and pathological narcissism were linked to alcohol overuse in a 2017 study of Canadian men. The association remained intact even when researchers accounted for general [...]

You’re going to be a little weird and wobbly at first. You have to do what is best for you, and you can’t let your anxiety about a sober future prevent you from doing what you need to do. [...]