Are Partners of Alcoholics More Likely to Become Alcoholics Themselves?
Partners of alcoholics may be more likely to become alcoholics themselves, although there are many complex factors involved. Due to the likelihood of extreme emotional
Partners of alcoholics may be more likely to become alcoholics themselves, although there are many complex factors involved. Due to the likelihood of extreme emotional
Jody Lamb is a Michigan personal growth author, blogger, and adult child of an alcoholic (ACoA). She has spent the last ten years healing from
At a Glance: Effects of an Alcoholic Parent on the Family Children of alcoholic fathers or mothers often face emotional distress, low self-esteem, and trust
Many sober people find themselves depressed, anxious, and lonely as they struggle to find happiness in a life of sobriety. Sure, they might not be
Cirrhosis, pancreatitis, and cardiovascular disease are some of the more common damaging effects of chronic alcohol abuse, but wet brain is also one of the
Table of Contents Key Takeaways on the 3 Stages of Alcoholism and Recovery Three progressive stages of alcoholism Denial — occasional use, rationalizing or hiding