
Addiction Is a Chronic Medical Condition—Not a Moral Failing
Understanding Addiction as a Disease Addiction is often misunderstood as a problem of willpower or personal choice. In reality, addiction is a chronic disease, not

Understanding Addiction as a Disease Addiction is often misunderstood as a problem of willpower or personal choice. In reality, addiction is a chronic disease, not

If you’re reading this, chances are something doesn’t feel right. Maybe you’ve noticed changes in someone you love, like missed work, mood swings, secrecy, or health concerns that keep piling up. Maybe you’ve had

The time leading up to Christmas can be joyful, meaningful, and extremely challenging, especially for individuals in recovery. Changes in routine, family gatherings, heightened emotions, and increased exposure to alcohol

As the crisp air of late November settles in and the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, it offers us a natural pause to reflect, especially those of

Celebrating the Strength of Recovery Every September, National Recovery Month gives us the chance to celebrate the millions of Americans living in recovery and to

Overcoming a substance use disorder can be a complicated ordeal. But the good news is that help is available. If you’re trying to achieve a

As the calendar turns to a new year, we’re often met with a mix of emotions—hope for fresh beginnings, trepidation about change, and a determination

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Supporting a family member struggling with alcohol or drug addiction can be one of the most challenging and emotionally fraught experiences. As an addiction psychiatrist,

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