What is the link between alcohol and alzheimers?
Long-term alcohol use may lead to Alzheimer’s disease (AD), a type of dementia that affects more than six million Americans. And although the likelihood of having dementia also increases with age, it is not a typical part of aging. To assess family history of alcohol abuse, participants answered “yes/no” to whether they had any family […]
Loneliness in Sobriety: How to Cope Banyan Stuart Rehab
Unfortunately, some relationships may not be repairable. However, you can continue to do your best to become the type of person you want to be and establish healthy relationships with others. Additionally, losing relationships due to past addiction can produce feelings of loneliness. In the earliest stages of recovery, it can be painful to face […]
Short-Term Effects of Alcohol on Your Health
Brain fog from drinking can last for a few days after quitting, however this period of confusion and instability is only temporary. One effective alcohol addiction treatment is through cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). It helps individuals recognize and change negative thought patterns and behaviors that lead to alcohol misuse. Sometimes, brain fog is less related […]
The Make-or-Break Question for a New Roommate: Do You Drink? The New York Times
It’s definitely an extra layer of ‘hard’ for us sober people if we have to spend a lot of time around people who are boozing. I don’t most of the time, but every Easter we go away to spend 4-5 days with extended family in a remote location. It’s a holiday weekend that presents a being sober […]
8 Books About Sobriety to Help You Drink Less, or Quit Altogether The New York Times
As we wrap up our exploration of the best books on alcoholism, let’s remember that recovery is a journey, not a destination. From the 12-step program to cognitive-behavioral techniques, these books provide a range of practical strategies for recovery. Now that we’ve explored some of the best books on alcoholism, let’s delve into the impact […]
