Addiction
Alcohol is one of the most commonly consumed substances worldwide, and its effects on the body have been studied extensively. While it is possible to drink alcohol responsibly, excessive consumption can have serious consequences, including memory loss. Memory loss due to alcohol can range from subtle changes to more severe
Addiction
Alcohol Abuse Alcohol abuse is the excessive or harmful use of alcohol, leading to negative health, social, and economic consequences. Those struggling with alcohol abuse often struggle with drinking intensely, consuming large amounts of alcohol in short periods of time (binge drinking), or having a compulsion to drink. The causes
Addiction
Alcohol abuse is a serious issue that affects millions of people in the United States alone. It is defined as the excessive and inappropriate use of alcohol which can lead to physical and psychological harms, including social consequences, loss of productivity, disruption of relationships, legal repercussions, and even death. Alcohol
Addiction
Chronic alcohol abuse is a pattern of unhealthy and destructive drinking that significantly interferes with the drinker's functioning in life. It is characterized by a physical dependence on alcohol, obsession with drinking, and an inability to stop using despite the serious consequences that may result from it. The
Aging In Place
Discover the concerns and statistics surrounding medication management for senior caregivers, and the importance of providing proper education and resources to support this vital role.
Addiction
Alcohol is a beverage made from fermented grains, fruits, or vegetables, and is classified as a depressant drug. While many people like to enjoy a glass of wine or beer at gatherings and celebrations, it can have serious effects on the body. It is important to discuss the question, “Is
Caregiving Issues
A personal account of the challenges and rewards of caregiving for a loved one with dementia. From navigating family dynamics and recognizing the need for medical attention, to building trust and providing support.
Medical Conditions
Discover how family members can play a crucial role in the recovery process of a loved one struggling with addiction. Learn about the benefits of family therapy and how to provide emotional and social support to increase the likelihood of a successful recovery.
Caring for the caregiver
Are you feeling overwhelmed and stressed out as a caregiver? Take this quiz to find out if you're experiencing caregiver burnout. It's important to focus on self care and know your limitations to prevent caregiver stress and burnout.