Lisa Keeley

Drinking alcohol has been a staple across global cultures for thousands of years. People drink collectively to celebrate life events,

Many of us have known at least one person who “can’t hold his or her liquor.”  Or perhaps we are

Are you thinking about quitting alcohol? Feeling like enough is enough? The desire to quit usually happens when drawbacks such

The holidays are just around the corner, so if your stress levels are starting to rise, you are not alone!

Thanksgiving is a wonderful day to celebrate what you’re grateful for, have some laughs, and reconnect with family over a

If you’ve decided to quit drinking alcohol, you’re on track for change that can lead to a happier and healthier

Naltrexone is increasingly popular as a solution for problem drinking. This medication blocks the endorphin rush from alcohol, helping you

Naltrexone is one of the most popular medications for alcohol use disorder because when taken correctly it reduces your craving

Thanks to technology, finding assistance with addiction recovery has never been easier. If you have a smartphone you can access

Alcohol use is on the rise among older adults, and particularly among older women. With the “baby boom” population getting

Access to personalized alcohol addiction treatment and services is essential for people of every background. Yet, there are certain disparities

Stigma is a powerful and often dangerous force. People who struggle with addiction are often reluctant to reach out for

Many of us enjoy having a nice glass of wine with dinner, or throwing back a beer while watching the

The term “mindful drinking” has been trending lately, as many people reexamine their relationship with alcohol after a few stressful

If you’re an avid social media user, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of the sober curious movement. Or perhaps

Spirituality and recovery have long been linked. In fact, until recently, addiction recovery programs have almost always included some aspects

Whether you drink frequently or only get drunk on occasion, you might be wondering why alcohol works the way it

We often hear the term codependency, especially in the context of addiction. You may have observed firsthand how a spouse

Many children live in households where one or both parents have alcohol use disorder. In fact, the number is quite

Although you may experience some enjoyable effects from alcohol, you are likely aware of the potential harm over-consumption can do

Blackouts can be a frightening experience. They are a common side effect of excessive drinking—especially binge drinking. If you or

We all know that our culture tends to normalize drinking. But in recent years, the alcohol industry has targeted women

Medication is one of the most effective tools we have for treating addiction, yet many people have never heard of

We’ve all been there—waking up feeling behind the eight ball and struggling to catch up all day. Nobody is one

Retirement can feel like a huge relief, but it can also bring some major adjustments. As the pressures of working

Should you drink and parent? At first glance, it seems the obvious response would be a resounding “no!” But as

If you’ve noticed an increase in your drinking recently, you are far from alone. Still reeling from the fallout of

If you’re alcohol dependent, quitting drinking is no walk in the park—and among the toughest obstacles are physical addiction and

Celebrating success is such a crucial part of recovery. So much of the discussion and process is about what you’re

If you’re in recovery, it’s likely you’ve heard of a phenomenon known as the “pink cloud.” This refers to a

Sometimes, when we try to help friends or family members struggling with alcohol addiction, we can unintentionally make it easier

Over 40 percent of Americans suffer from obesity.1 In many cases, this condition can pose imminent danger to one’s health.

People have suffered from alcohol addiction and its consequences since well before the modern age. In the present, at least

Most of us are familiar with the standard AA introduction, “Hello, my name is ___, and I’m an alcoholic.” But

Working from home has become much more prevalent over the past couple of years. And although it started with COVID-19

As parents, we can dread certain conversations. The topic of drugs and alcohol may be right up there with “where

The concept of habit vs. addiction isn’t as black and white as you might think. If you have been struggling

Whether you are currently in addiction recovery or supporting a loved one through their recovery, you know that it can