
What Happens In The First Year After You Stop Drinking?
By Kristen Fuller, MD ❘
After the initial withdrawal period, you will experience many mental and physical changes during the first year after you stop drinking.
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By Kristen Fuller, MD ❘
After the initial withdrawal period, you will experience many mental and physical changes during the first year after you stop drinking.
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By Kristen Fuller, MD ❘
Being sober curious means that you are curious about or starting to rethink your relationship with alcohol.
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By Adrienne Webster, LACC ❘
Reassessing your relationship with alcohol can be challenging, but these 5 tips can help you stop drinking and start living a sober lifestyle.
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By Zachary Pottle ❘
What happens when you stop drinking? Learn about the benefits of using Dry January to kickstart a healthier, alcohol-free lifestyle.
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By Travis Pantiel, LMHC, MCAP ❘
Having a strategy for Dry January 2024 can help you stay on track to start the year with a healthy body and mind!
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By David Hampton ❘
Trying to navigate the holiday season while staying sober and free from relapse can be difficult, but that doesn't mean it's impossible.
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By Suzette Gomez ❘
People who are "California sober," also known as "Cali sober," either moderately use or forgo alcohol and "hard" drugs.
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By Suzette Gomez ❘
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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By Dr. Ashish Bhatt ❘
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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