My Family Problems with AddictionAddiction, Alcohol Addiction, Drug Addiction, Family TherapyBy Beaches RecoveryFebruary 16, 2021Having a loved one who has an addiction to drugs or alcohol is extremely difficult for everyone involved. Whether it’s your child, spouse, or parent, you can see how drug or alcohol abuse causes family problems with addiction. Addiction can cause strain between family members in several ways. Sometimes, family members can contribute to the…
Can I Detox from Alcohol at Home?Alcohol Addiction, Detox, Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Rehab Blog, RehabilitationBy Beaches RecoveryFebruary 10, 2021Million Americans suffer from alcohol use disorder each year. But only a small percentage of these receive the treatment they need. Many of these people wonder if they should detox from alcohol at home. It’s not uncommon for individuals to think they can self-detox or go ‘cold turkey’ on their own without seeking out the…
Benefits of An Addiction Recovery CenterAddiction, Alcohol Addiction, Drug Addiction, Recovery, RehabilitationBy Beaches RecoveryJanuary 21, 2021If you’ve been struggling with relapse after relapse and have never tried going to an addiction recovery center, there’s still hope for you to regain control of your life. The disease of addiction can be a challenge to overcome. In fact, without professional support, most individuals struggling with addiction will not be able to heal…
How to Figure Out if You’re Dating an AlcoholicAddiction, Alcohol, Alcohol Addiction, Rehab BlogBy Beaches RecoveryJanuary 20, 2021People like to believe that love conquers all. However, this isn’t the case if you’re dating an alcoholic. It’s not always easy to tell if someone has a drinking problem. You have to know the signs of alcohol addiction. Fortunately, the team at Beaches Recovery has extensive experience treating the disease of addiction and can…
How Family Can Help and Hurt SobrietyAlcohol Addiction, Drug Addiction, Family Therapy, Rehab BlogBy Beaches RecoveryDecember 30, 2020Addiction is a disease that doesn’t just affect the individual alone. It radiates outward, touching the lives of friends, coworkers, peers, and, often, family. For many people, family members receive the brunt of the impact from someone struggling with drug or alcohol abuse. Addiction can cause serious strain on relationships, damaging them when they are…
Best Tips to Stop Drinking TodayAlcohol, Alcohol Addiction, Drug & Alcohol Rehab, RehabilitationBy Beaches RecoveryDecember 9, 2020When you want to stop drinking alcohol, your best chance of success comes through seeking professional help. Alcohol abuse is a chronic, acute disease that alters brain chemistry. Therefore, willpower alone isn’t enough to overcome this disease. Also, painful and possibly life-threatening withdrawal symptoms could occur, making professional help necessary to stop drinking alcohol safely.…
Why Does a Functioning Alcoholic Need Treatment?Addiction, Addiction>Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol, Alcohol Addiction, Rehab BlogBy Beaches RecoveryNovember 2, 2020While a functioning alcoholic may feel like their addiction is not a problem, they often are unaware of how alcohol affects their life. From long-term health problems to issues at home, alcoholism can cause severe repercussions in an individual’s life. The only way to prevent these problems from happening is to get treatment and stay…
An Attempted Explanation of Why People Binge DrinkAddiction>Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol, Alcohol Addiction, Rehab BlogBy Beaches RecoveryOctober 4, 2020Binge drinking is something that many people have done at some point in their life. If you’re not a regular drinker, you may be wondering, “Why do people binge drink”? and the answers vary. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states binge drinking is when a person’s BAC (blood alcohol content) reaches .08…
Dangers of Alcohol WithdrawalAlcohol Addiction, Detox, Recovery, Rehab BlogBy Beaches RecoverySeptember 23, 2020In recent years, nearly one-quarter of the entire nation has admitted to engaging in binge drinking within the last month. This type of behavior often develops because of how readily available alcohol is throughout society. When someone attempts to stop drinking after they’ve abused alcohol, they may dislike withdrawal symptoms so much that they begin…
Alcoholism and PregnancyAlcohol, Alcohol AddictionBy Beaches RecoverySeptember 9, 2020Alcohol and pregnancy is a very dangerous combination. Those who have alcohol addiction are already experiencing a life-changing situation in which their body is dependent on alcohol to function. When you become pregnant, those complications grow. Expectant mothers may feel overwhelmed in wanting to minimize risk to their child but also unable to simply avoid…