“I Wouldn’t Be Writing This Without You…”
Abby is the reason we do what we do*. She wanted to be there for her 15-year-old daughter, but her next drink could be her
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Alcohol Addiction
How Excessive Drinking Impacts Health
Alcohol use is up sharply in the U.S., due in part to the pandemic. One impact of this rise – liver transplants, and patients waitlisted
Alcohol Abuse and Suicide Risk
A new study published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry finds those suffering from alcohol abuse syndrome have a significantly higher risk
Intoxicated Driving… Underestimating How Drunk We Are
Drunk driving accounts for close to 30% of all fatal car accidents in the U.S. Researchers at Cambridge University in the U.K. recently sought to
Disturbing New Data on COVID and Alcohol Consumption
It’s well documented that alcohol consumption in the U.S. jumped by more than 20% in 2020, driven in large part by the COVID-19 pandemic. Researchers
Alcohol’s Impact on the Human Fetuses Examined
For years, medical professionals have been aware of the negative impacts of alcohol consumption during pregnancy on childhood development. Now researchers from the Medical University
Hope Has Arrived in Virginia
Aware Recovery Care is now offering its unique in-home addiction treatment program to individuals living in the Richmond, Virginia region. Virginia, like all states, has
Another Grim Pandemic Milestone
Researchers at Michigan Medicine have just published new data on the pandemic and alcohol abuse. They report that registrations for the national organ transplant waiting
Aware Recovery Care Now Serving Clients in the Greater Tampa Bay Area of Florida
As of October 1, 2021, Aware Recovery Care of Florida is serving individuals struggling with addiction to alcohol and/or drugs in the greater Tampa Bay
Do Genes Alone Determine Whether One Develops a Drinking Problem?
For years, it has been known that hundreds of genes may amplify a person’s risk of becoming an alcoholic. But are our genes the only