Alcohol Abuse Treatment Centers

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Alcohol Abuse Treatment

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How Alcohol Affects Ones Social Life

• The problem of alcoholism is not new and has been
  affecting millions of people in the United States
  for years. According to the 2015 National Survey
  on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), brought out by
  the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and
  Alcoholism (NIAAA), approximately 15.1 million
  American adults were afflicted with alcohol use
  disorder (AUD).
• Alcohol has become an integral part of the
  American culture, with most people engaging in
  heavy drinking during social get-togethers with
  friends, relatives or co-workers. Interestingly,
  alcohol has been a source of aesthetic pleasure
  in the western culture, with most Americans
  introduced to the devastating habit during their
  formative years. But there are many people for
  whom drinking is synonymous with violent behavior
  and reckless attitude. Such an anti-social
  behavior is not only detrimental to the
  individual abusing alcohol but also leads to
  drastic impacts on the lives of his or her kith
  and kin.

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How Alcohol Affects Ones Social Life

• Violence Against Family

• Separations And Divorces

• Alcohol abuse either leads to or promotes the
  already present violent behavior in an
  individual. Thrashing the loved ones or abusing
  them verbally is a common sign of the negative
  effects of alcohol.

• Abusing alcohol generally leads to the
  development of mutually violent behaviors among
  the couples. This has turned out to be one of the
  major reasons behind the increasing number of
  separation and divorce cases filed every year in
  the country. According to an old research
  published by the National Institutes of Health
  (NIH), even one liter increase of alcohol per
  capita may surge the divorce rate by 20 percent.

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How Alcohol Affects Ones Social Life

• Emotional Difficulties

• Mental Health Problems

• Alcohol abuse is associated with emotional
  difficulties not only for the sufferer but also
  for his or her loved ones, especially children.
  Living with an alcoholic parent tends to create a
  number of psychological and emotional problems in
  children. They are more likely to abuse alcohol
  or other drugs, and often face emotional troubles
  such as mistrust, guilt, shame, confusion,
  ambivalence, fear and insecurities. Such
  emotional troubles take these kids away from
  their social life and hamper their ability to
  make new friends.

• Many a time, abusing alcohol over a prolonged
  period may lead to the development of numerous
  mental health issues such as anxiety and
  depression. The risk of developing such disorders
  is not only limited to the person abusing alcohol
  but also to his or her family members, friends,
  and loved ones.

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Misbehaving In Social Gatherings

• A person abusing alcohol is very likely to create
  havoc in social gatherings or at public places
  when intoxicated or drunk. Drinking alcohol in
  excessive quantity makes an individual lose his
  or her control over the senses, which is the root
  cause of an inappropriate behavior.

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Seeking Professional Help

• The social impacts of abusing alcohol are often
  tragic and cause a huge bearing on those
  grappling with alcoholism, as well as on their
  kith and kin. While there is no safe limit for
  consuming alcohol, the amount of it making one go
  out of control may vary from person to person.
  Also, one should avoid binge drinking as it does
  more harm than good.
• Alcoholism, whether in the young or the elderly,
  is undeniably a problem area. Severe alcoholism
  can lead to loss of life if not intervened at the
  right time. Hence, it is advisable to seek an
  experts advice in an alcohol detox center.
• If you or someone you know is addicted to
  alcohol, get in touch with the 24/7 Alcohol Abuse
  Help to know about treatment centers in your
  vicinity. Call at our 24/7 alcohol addiction
  helpline 866-480-6873 to get in touch with one of
  our representatives. Our alcohol abuse helpline
  is open round the clock to assist you in getting
  the best alcohol addiction support.
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  [phone]
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  info_at_247alcoholabusehelp.com
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  www.247alcoholabusehelp.com

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Contact Us

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  Our 24/7 Helpline
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