All in a day’s — or a weekend night’s — work, you might say. And most people outgrow this experience when they leave college. One group extends the college fraternity … Read More
A sober living environment minimizes distractions and triggers by providing a safe and supportive space where individuals can focus on their recovery without the risk of relapse. Maintaining a sober … Read More
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Psychology Today reports that alcoholics who maintain sobriety for five years are at a less than 15 percent risk of relapse. It is continually important to identify new issues that may … Read More
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This CME/CE credit opportunity is jointly provided by the Postgraduate Institute for Medicine and NIAAA. Ultimately, there is no “safe” amount of alcohol to drink if you are on Percoset. … Read More
It is therefore possible that most of these studies may have also consistently omitted most alcohol abusers in whom alcohol had already caused significant ventricular dysfunction. Alcohol in excessive quantities … Read More
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Alongside personal experience, Edward has deep connections to the mental health treatment industry, having worked as a medical office manager for a psychiatric consortium for many years. If you feel … Read More