On the road to recovery, each individual takes their own path. At first, this may seem daunting or even impossible, and many people who suffer from alcohol use disorder (AUD)
When you’ve come to the end of your rope with alcohol use disorder (AUD), or you’ve seen that the end is in sight, it can be challenging to figure out
Destructive alcohol use is a pervasive problem among millions of people of all ages, genders, and stations in life. No matter who a person is or the traumas they have
When you love someone who struggles with alcohol use disorder, you may feel helpless to stop the harm you see playing out in front of you, and worry about the
For most people, addiction does not develop overnight. Instead, it grows slowly out of a trauma or collection of traumas like a seed planted in the fertile soil of foundational
Whether it is cracking open a cold one after a long day’s work or popping champagne corks at weddings, alcohol is, unfortunately, woven into the tapestry of our human experience.
The first step to healing is to admit that you need help. If that’s you, congratulations. ILC seeks to help every person suffering from alcohol abuse and other traumas. Finding
Peer pressure, stress, lack of sleep, and easy access to alcohol all contribute to alcoholism in college students. This addiction can have various negative consequences, such as academic problems, health
Alcohol is ingrained in American social settings. It’s available at sporting events, concerts, and restaurants – readily accessible to adults age 21 and older and often those who are underage.
You may have stereotypes in your mind of someone with alcohol addiction, but the symptoms of alcohol addiction vary and may not be as apparent as you think. Knowing the
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