Alcoholism

Alcoholism is the repeated abuse of alcohol as a result of alcohol addiction, the person suffering from alcoholism continues to drink despite the physical, mental, and social effects the drinking causes. Many individuals suffering from alcoholism have alienated themselves from personal relationships and family members, and generally have been unable to keep a job, stable home environment, or have basic living necessities.

Alcoholism is a difficult addiction to break. Alcohol is a legal substance that is socially accepted. There are constant bombardments of alcohol advertisements, social situations, and life celebrations that encourage alcohol consumption.

Alcoholism Information and Articles

What is Alcoholism?

Alcoholism is an addiction that continues despite adverse conditions or negative consequences.  It is a compilation of learned behaviors that not only compels the individual to drink in the first place but to continue to do so regardless of the accumulated evidence that they should stop

Who is Affected by Alcoholism?

Alcoholism is known as the “Family Disease.” To date, over 76 million American adults have been exposed to alcoholism in the family. 

Physical Issues and Alcoholism

Many times when someone has been drinking for a long time, and has issues with alcoholism, there are going to be physical damages that are done to the person’s body.