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Alcohol Addiction

Supporting Loved Ones in Recovery During the Holidays

The holiday season can be a time of connection and great joy, but it can also bring difficult challenges for individuals in recovery, particularly since

Tips for Surviving and Thriving Without Alcohol During the Holidays

The holiday season, with its many social events, family gatherings, and emotional triggers, can be a challenging time for those recovering from alcohol abuse. The

Beware of Alcohol Reductions Apps Created by the Alcohol Industry

New research[i] suggests that alcohol reduction apps funded by the alcohol industry may be using misleading tactics, omitting important health information, and subtly encouraging users

The Impact of Exercise on Those with Alcohol Use Disorder

Close to 30 million Americans suffer from Alcohol Use Disorder, and more than 178,000 people die from it annually. Given the magnitude of the problem,

New Study Examines the Unmet Need for Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment in Reproductive-Age Females

It’s been known for some time that fetal alcohol exposure can lead to fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, resulting in low birth weight, neurodevelopmental problems, and

Can Childhood Sleep Patterns Predict Substance Use Later in Life?

A recent study by Penn State researchers suggests that childhood sleep patterns may influence the likelihood of substance use during adolescence. The study, published in

8 Tips For Having a Successful Conversation With a Loved One About Their Alcohol or Drug Use

As an Addiction Psychiatrist, people often ask, “How do I talk to a loved one about their alcohol or drug use?” Here are eight key

Alcohol Use and Stroke Risk. Is There a Connection?

Falls are the leading cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries among older adults in the U.S. They’re also the primary cause of traumatic brain

The Top 8 Must-Read Books on Addiction and Mental Health

Reading is one of my favorite ways to learn new information about the world. The field of mental health and addiction treatment is changing so

Alcohol Abuse and Cardiovascular Disease

Korean researchers have now shown that reducing heavy alcohol consumption leads to significant decreases in the incidence of adverse cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events. Their paper