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What Is Gray Area Drinking?

There are different levels of drinking, but what is gray-area drinking? It’s important to stay informed about the stages and risks of addiction. Because alcohol is socially acceptable, it can often be difficult to recognize when drinking has become a problem. At Washburn House, we help people overcome their addictions and achieve long-lasting recovery. Call

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What Are The Physical Signs Of Alcoholism

Understanding the physical signs of alcoholism is a crucial first step in helping someone who may be struggling with alcohol addiction. Recognizing these signs can make the difference between early intervention and a life-long battle with addiction. At Washburn House, we understand even the most subtle physical signs of alcohol addiction. To learn about our

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3 Benefits of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

At Washburn House, an addiction treatment center in Worcester, Massachusetts, we use various therapeutic modalities to help our clients on their path to recovery. One of the most effective therapies we use is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). To learn about the many benefits of cognitive-behavioral therapy, contact us at 855.298.3104. Our cognitive-behavioral therapy is designed to

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Alcohol Abuse in Women: Finding Treatment and Support

Alcohol abuse and addiction affect millions of people every year. However, women face unique challenges when it comes to alcohol addiction. Research shows that women tend to experience the harmful effects of alcohol more quickly and more severely than men. Women are also more likely to develop liver disease, heart disease, and other health problems.

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