Drinking and Social Media Alcohol, BlogBy Washburn HouseJuly 20, 2020The current events in the U.S. and around the world are a clear indication of social media’s impact on society and culture. More specifically, it is easy to observe how drinking and social media are invariably linked. Each day, the newsfeeds of social media platforms are flooded with all types of references to alcohol even…
Wine Mom Culture Addiction, Alcohol, FamilyBy Washburn HouseJuly 15, 2020In the simplest terms possible, a wine mom is a mother who drinks wine. However, wine mom culture is far more complex and has grown into a popular, yet dangerous phenomenon. It’s difficult to say when the culture began. Social media and the media, in general, have fueled the wine mom trend to the point…
Benzos and Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol, Blog, Drug AddictionBy Washburn HouseJuly 13, 2020Mixing alcohol with other substances is always a recipe for disaster. The combination of these substances increases the risk of long-term health problems and sudden side effects, including fatality. Two substances, in particular, benzos and alcohol, are especially dangerous and lead to life-threatening medical situations quickly. A Massachusetts intensive outpatient rehab center can help individuals…
Is My Loved One an Alcoholic? Addiction, Alcohol, BlogBy Washburn HouseMay 25, 2020Figuring Out if Your Loved One Is an Alcoholic Alcohol abuse is a frightening prospect, as it can lead to many medical and behavioral problems for your loved ones. If you find yourself asking “Is my loved one an alcoholic,” you’re in a difficult situation. Look out for these red flags that may indicate that…
5 Signs of Alcoholism Alcohol, BlogBy Washburn HouseMay 21, 2020If you’re worried that a loved one is suffering from alcoholism, it’s important to be on the lookout for tell-tale signs. Some of the symptoms of alcoholism may be obvious; others are a bit subtler. Get in-the-know, so you can take the next steps to help your loved one leave alcohol abuse in the past.…
What are the Dangers of Binge Drinking? Alcohol, BlogBy Washburn HouseMay 13, 2020Dangers of Binge Drinking Excessive drinking is almost glorified in our society. People brag about how much alcohol they can hold down, social media is filled with people at parties doing keg stands, and drinks flow freely at countless social events. The dangers of binge drinking are often downplayed, but they’re incredibly serious and usually…
Risks of Alcohol Abuse Alcohol, BlogBy Washburn HouseMay 11, 2020Alcohol is present throughout society, from social drinking opportunities to easy access to drinks at bars, restaurants, and stores. The risks of alcohol abuse are prevalent when drinking is a socially accepted substance, and they can lead to many medical issues. Here are some of the health concerns that can occur if you drink too…
Telltale Addictive Behaviors Addiction, Alcohol, Drug Addiction, Treatment OptionsBy Washburn HouseApril 12, 2020According to the NSDUH (National Survey on Drug Use and Health), 19.7 million Americans aged twelve and older battled substance abuse as of 2017. That leads many to wonder if there are telltale addictive behaviors they should be looking for in their friends and family. The longer an individual uses a substance, the more challenging…
Dangers of Substance Abuse Addiction, Alcohol, Drug AddictionBy Washburn HouseMarch 24, 2020If you are finding it hard to seek treatment for substance abuse remember you are not alone. According to a 2017 survey, around 19.7 million adults living in the United States struggled with addiction and other dangers of substance abuse. This entails the hazardous use of psychoactive substances such as hard drugs and alcohol. These…
Symptoms of Alcohol Poisoning: 7 Critical Signs Alcohol, BlogBy Washburn HouseFebruary 7, 2020Alcohol poisoning might seem like a young person’s problem, but it affects more than college students. In 2015, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that 75.7% of deaths caused by alcohol poisoning were adults ages 35 to 64—significantly more than their college-age counterparts. It’s a population-wide issue, and it’s happening a lot…
