Your alcohol use started as social drinking, but now it is an addiction, and is in danger of taking over
You might have gotten that call again. Maybe you noticed the signs but hoped you were wrong. Now you’re facing
I remember the diagnosis: alcohol addiction. My drinking had changed my brain and body chemistry. I made the hard decision
Early sobriety can feel like standing in a crowded room with no one to talk to. You’re doing the hard
When you love someone struggling with alcohol addiction, it can feel like your entire world shrinks down to their drinking.
Sometimes, sobriety doesn’t feel like a victory—it feels like a void. You’re no longer drinking, but the quiet hurts more
You already know you need help. That’s the hardest part. Now comes the point where you say the quiet part
Alcohol addiction rarely begins with a single drink or a single bad decision. Instead, it often develops subtly over time—through
Alcohol addiction doesn’t just affect the person struggling—it affects the entire family. From emotional distress and broken trust to financial
Overcoming alcohol addiction is a major victory—but it’s only the beginning. Lasting sobriety isn’t built in a day or even
