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Category: Alcohol

What Does It Mean To Be “California Sober?”

Suzette Gomez ❘ August 10, 2021

People who are "California sober," also known as "Cali sober," either moderately use or forgo alcohol and "hard" drugs.

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Alcohol Sales Spike In 2020 Due To COVID-19

Suzette Gomez ❘ April 8, 2021

Despite bar, club, and restaurant closure, the alcohol market grew by 55%, and online alcohol sales skyrocketed to 243% in the U.S.

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Inside The “Bubble” Of Addiction And Broken Resiliency

Dr. Ashish Bhatt ❘ January 25, 2021

Drug and alcohol abuse can halt a person’s ability to build resiliency, making hard times more difficult without learned coping mechanisms.

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Drug Use During Brain Development: The Wrong Insult At The Wrong Time

Dr. Ashish Bhatt ❘ December 17, 2020

When a young person drinks or does drugs during adolescence, it can lead to problems with brain development that may last a lifetime.

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Bachelorette Contestant Zac Clark Shares Story Of Addiction

Hayley Hudson ❘ December 3, 2020

Bachelorette contestant Zac Clark opened up about his story of addiction and recovery, and how it has influenced the trajectory of his life.

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How You Can Deal With Loneliness Without Alcohol

Suzette Gomez ❘ October 1, 2020

Dealing with loneliness without alcohol is possible through social connections and avoiding triggers that lead to drinking alcohol.

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Loneliness And Addiction

Krystina Murray ❘ July 23, 2020

Loneliness and addiction has been an issue for a long time, but now it is even more of a concern because of COVID-19 and lockdown orders in place.

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Hospitality Workers, Job Loss, And COVID-19 Related Addiction

Krystina Murray ❘ April 30, 2020

Thousands of hospitality and hotel workers have lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how they can cope during this time of uncertainty.

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Psychoactive Substances

Cindy Hardy ❘ January 20, 2020

Psychoactive substances are drugs which alter a person's brain chemistry. They include depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens, and inhalants.

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Category: Alcohol

What Does It Mean To Be “California Sober?”

Alcohol Sales Spike In 2020 Due To COVID-19

Inside The “Bubble” Of Addiction And Broken Resiliency

Drug Use During Brain Development: The Wrong Insult At The Wrong Time

Bachelorette Contestant Zac Clark Shares Story Of Addiction

How You Can Deal With Loneliness Without Alcohol

Loneliness And Addiction

Hospitality Workers, Job Loss, And COVID-19 Related Addiction

Psychoactive Substances

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Category: Alcohol

What Does It Mean To Be “California Sober?”

Alcohol Sales Spike In 2020 Due To COVID-19

Inside The “Bubble” Of Addiction And Broken Resiliency

Drug Use During Brain Development: The Wrong Insult At The Wrong Time

Bachelorette Contestant Zac Clark Shares Story Of Addiction

How You Can Deal With Loneliness Without Alcohol

Loneliness And Addiction

Hospitality Workers, Job Loss, And COVID-19 Related Addiction

Psychoactive Substances

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