Alcohol Intervention

Being in a relationship takes work no matter what the circumstances, and loving an alcoholic adds an entirely different set of challenges to the equation. There are mental health risks...

In this article, you will learn that you cannot directly help a recovering addict or alcoholic until you can help yourself first. An unwell family, greatly affected by addiction and...

Almost every family we speak with regarding an intervention wants to know our success rates. The question inevitably follows with what percentage of alcoholics or addicts recover. There’s absolutely no...

There are many assessment tools available to help determine if someone has a problem with alcohol. The diagnostic statistical manual (DSM-5) classifies an alcohol use disorder as mild, moderate, or...

It can be painful dealing with a family member or loved one while they struggle with a drinking problem. Their actions affect themselves, their family, employers, and many others in...

If alcohol were the only problem, families would most likely not be as affected as they are. There would be no treatment centers and no addiction counselors. We could just...

There are several reasons one would want to know if alcoholism runs in the family; you either fear that you/loved one might be an alcoholic and inherited the alcoholism from...

If you are in a romantic relationship with an alcoholic or addict, it can be unnerving and overwhelming. The daily frustration of living with and loving an alcoholic or addict...

Alcoholism is a disease that causes numerous physical and mental symptoms and can manifest itself in many ways. One of the many complex parts of the disease is when codependency...