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Explaining the Connection Between Depression and Alcoholism

Alcohol Addiction, Dual Diagnosis, how to deal with depressionBy Beaches RecoveryApril 18, 2021

There is well-documented evidence linking depression and alcoholism, or what new now call alcohol use disorder. According to medical experts, almost one-third of people who suffer from major depression also have a problem with alcohol abuse. Whether you live up in the northern part of the country or down in the south, the link between…

Stop Self Medicating Depression With Alcohol

Alcohol Addiction, Dual Diagnosis, how to deal with depressionBy Beaches RecoverySeptember 2, 2020

As a mood disorder, depression causes feelings of sadness, anger, and loss. These symptoms can affect every part of your everyday life, preventing you from spending time with family, performing at work, or simply enjoying hobbies. If you use alcohol to find relief from these symptoms, then you actively self-medicate the problem.As a result of…

What Does Depression Feel Like?

how to deal with depression, Mental Health, Recovery, TherapiesBy Beaches RecoveryJuly 5, 2019

While it may be common to hear someone flippantly say that something is depressing, this should not be conflated with actual depression. Depression is a serious and undiagnosed mental illness that can completely derail a person’s life. One of the problems involved in diagnosing and treating this pervasive illness is that it can often be…

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Explaining the Connection Between Depression and Alcoholism

Stop Self Medicating Depression With Alcohol

What Does Depression Feel Like?