Sober living

Stigmatization can also create barriers between healthcare providers and patients, complicating matters to establishing trustful and therapeutic relationships, which are essential for effective care [1]. For […]

Alcohol dependence is a debilitating disease that worsens over time. New technologies are being combined with traditional approaches to identify and track the critical neural circuits […]

Binge drinking is defined as the consumption of five or more alcoholic drinks (for men) or four or more drinks (for women) within two hours. These […]

There is no direct prednisone and alcohol interaction indicated on the FDA label for prednisone. Despite the absence of an explicit warning against mixing alcohol and […]

There is no direct prednisone and alcohol interaction indicated on the FDA label for prednisone. Despite the absence of an explicit warning against mixing alcohol and […]

Process issues may be involved, but support groups are less complex, more direct, and narrower in focus than process groups. Another cognitive—behavioral model was employed to […]

Feeling at your best physically can boost resilience and emotional strength, equipping you to weather challenges that trigger the desire to drink. Letting others know about […]

Opioids calm the locus coeruleus region of the brain that deals with stress. The brain adapts to the high opioid level by cranking up the neurons […]

Having a home, as well as being near others in recovery, can help people maintain sobriety and further develop skills for long-term recovery. Several factors determine […]