Alcohol Addiction

Modern interventions are planned and conducted according to three major strategies: ARISE, Johnson, and Systemic. Professional interventionists refer to these strategies as models they reference

As nostalgia for the pop culture and social attitudes of the 1990s gets stronger, many people are recognizing the mistakes they made while caught in

The term “functioning alcoholic” is a commonly used label for an individual who seems to maintain a normal life while still struggling with alcohol abuse.

Some people retain sober lifestyle coaches because of the “sober-curious” movement. Perhaps they’ve read magazine articles, watched Instagram Stories, or streamed Emily in Paris on

The sober curious movement reached new heights with the fourth season of Emily in Paris, the Netflix hit series about a young American woman working

In 2016, a study published in the Journal of Neuroscience surprised many neurochemistry and mental health researchers. Scientists from the Scripps Research Institute observed a

After 25 seasons, Intervention has become the second-longest-running series on the American cable television channel A&E. The first season of the reality series was released

Ozempic and Wegovy are two medications that have been making news headlines since 2021 for various reasons. Both medications are normally prescribed to patients whose

Substance abuse isn’t a monolithic condition. It’s often accompanied by mental health issues that guide risky or negative behaviors. In the field of addiction research,

In the Bohemian region of the Czech Republic, which is known for its rich brewing tradition, it’s not unusual for people to enjoy beer during