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Explaining Alcohol Use Disorder

Alcohol Addiction, AddictionBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.April 12, 2022

An alcohol use disorder can be difficult to spot. Most people who drink alcohol don’t have a problem and may never have a problem. However, those who abuse alcohol may not recognize the need for help. To begin leading a better lifestyle, you first must have a better understanding of the disorder. Alcoholism is one…

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Benefits of Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Portland

Alcohol Addiction, AddictionBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.April 9, 2022

Do you struggle to control how often and how much you drink? Do you regularly engage in binge drinking? Millions of Americans suffer from some type of alcohol use disorder (AUD). Any problem with alcohol is serious, but professional rehab treatment can help. Seek early intervention from a Portland alcohol addiction treatment center before your…

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Why Drinking and Driving is Dangerous

Alcohol Addiction, Addiction Therapy, Sober Living, Substance UseBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.March 29, 2022

Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant. Even a small amount can impair judgment and coordination. Larger amounts can make it dangerous to get behind the wheel of a car. The more you drink before driving, the more likely you are to cause a fatal accident. The consequences of drinking and driving can’t be overstated.…

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Why We Provide a Gym Membership at Crestview Recovery

Recovery, Alcohol Addiction, Substance UseBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.March 24, 2022

A person’s addiction to drugs or alcohol leads to neglect of one’s social and professional life as well as their health. At Crestview Recovery, we offer our clients a gym membership. Why? Because focusing on physical health is a crucial part of a person’s recovery from addiction. Becoming healthy helps in a variety of different…

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Understanding Levels of Care During Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment

Alcohol Addiction, Addiction Therapy, Holistic TreatmentBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.March 23, 2022

One should always be careful when looking at addiction treatment options for themselves or a loved one. There are many different options out there, and some are more beneficial than others. Not only does the level of care make a difference, but the type of treatment matters too. Rather than taking a guess at treatment…

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How to Detox from Alcohol

Uncategorized, Addiction Therapy, Alcohol Addiction, Detox, Sober LivingBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.March 22, 2022

Some people struggling with alcoholism are curious as to how to detox from alcohol. Many of them don’t understand that it takes the help of medical professionals. Trying to self-detox can be very dangerous because of how the substance affects your vital organs. Many years ago, society believed those who attempted detox without medical assistance…

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The Worst Long-Term Effects of Alcohol

Alcohol Addiction, Addiction Therapy, Recovery, Substance UseBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.March 7, 2022

Though it’s illegal, it’s not uncommon for kids to start drinking in high school or early in college. When they enter adult life, most cut back on the alcohol. Those who don’t come face-to-face with the long term effects of alcohol abuse, especially binge drinking. People have been drinking alcohol for thousands of years. However,…

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Am I a Functioning Alcoholic?

Alcohol Addiction, Addiction Therapy, Substance UseBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.March 6, 2022

Since many people view drinking alcohol as a social activity, it can sometimes be difficult to identify when it goes from just being social to a major problem. While many people believe that an alcoholic is someone who drinks every day, has serious financial issues and has possibly lost their job or family, a functioning…

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Drunkorexia Treatment

Eating Disorders, Alcohol Addiction, Teen/Young AdultBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.January 4, 2022

Alcohol misuse disorders impact millions of Americans each year. Unfortunately, many people who struggle with an eating disorder also meet the criteria for an alcohol misuse disorder. When you have both an eating disorder and an alcohol misuse disorder, you have drunkorexia. Because of the severity and risks associated with the condition, which includes a…

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Holidays in Recovery: Four Tips for Staying Sober New Year’s

Addiction, Alcohol Addiction, Drug Addiction, RecoveryBy Merle D. Williamson, M.D.January 2, 2022

Most people have their favorite holiday, and many choose that week-long stretch at the end of every year that encompasses Christmas and New Year’s. However, for someone who’s in recovery from drugs or alcohol, these few days can be the most trying of the year. If you’re worried about staying sober on New Year’s, contact…

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