Alcohol abuse has many consequences, but one of the most severe is the damage it can do to the brain. If you or someone you know has struggled with long-term alcohol use, you might be aware of alcohol-induced dementia. It’s […]
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Knowing if someone you care about has a drinking problem can be tricky. Even though you may recognize signs of addiction, people struggling with addiction become very good at hiding, masking, or dismissing their problematic behaviors. If you experience feelings
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It’s challenging to be able to fully understand addiction and its connection to other health conditions, physical, mental, and emotional. Co-occurring conditions are common, and most professional treatment programs offer dual diagnosis treatment. When it comes to abusing alcohol and
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While it may not always be easy to ask for help, when alcohol use becomes abuse, it’s time to seek help—for you or a loved one. “Wine mom culture” can lead to laughter but also mask a severe problem. Alcohol
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Discussing underage drinking with your kids isn’t easy, but it’s essential. Parents often wonder how to handle this sensitive topic without triggering rebellion or fear. At The Right Step, we understand these challenges and are here to help. Our experience
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Alcohol addiction is a serious chronic health condition that can affect anyone, including young adults. For those in the 18 to 25 age group, risky drinking behaviors like binge drinking are a major contributor to a higher susceptibility to alcohol
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Dealing with a loved one who has an alcohol use disorder can be an overwhelming and painful experience. However, your support and understanding can play a crucial role in their journey toward recovery. At The Right Step, we are committed
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Alcohol dependence is a chronic condition in which a person cannot control their alcohol consumption despite the risks. Recognizing the signs of alcohol dependence, understanding the long-term effects of alcohol addiction, and knowing when to seek treatment are critical steps
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You are most likely aware that alcohol should not be combined with sedative medications like Xanax or Ambien, but did you know that alcohol can also have interactions with antidepressants? If you have been prescribed antidepressant medication by your doctor,
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There are many different terms thrown around regarding alcohol consumption, such as alcoholism, alcohol use disorder (AUD), alcohol addiction, alcohol abuse, and alcohol dependence. While they may seem to refer to the same thing—and some are interchangeable—each is somewhat different.
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