The consequences of alcohol is not only limited to the drinker, but the people that surrounds them. Alcoholism is becoming a leading problem in today’s society. Unfortunately, most people are failing to see the effects that it is have on their mind, body, and health. If alcohol is consumed too much at one time it is considered alcohol overdose, and could cause the person to have slurred speech, vision, and maybe even a coma. In addition, if alcohol is consumed too much over time this could develop an even stronger urge to drink and may even lead to fatal repercussions.
There is no exact cause of alcoholism, even though it remains certain that the effects are unpredictably shown throughout time. In the article that I analyzed, “alcoholism …show more content…
However, that does not deter the fact that their problems will not be present again. Speaking for myself, alcoholism does not permanently steer away problems, it makes things a lot worse becoming an additional problem. This causes depression to the subject allowing him/her to become bitter with life. Being unsatisfied with life due to alcohol is tied into years of emotion, upon researching articles, it is due to an unmet need the drinker was wanting at the time they did not experience. Psychologist can try to tackle this unmet need to get to the core cause on why the drinker has resorted to alcohol to cope with their problems. Originally the subject does not recognize, nor do they acknowledge reasons behind their drinking, but they are fully aware of the effects that their bodies will undergo throughout their drinking process. The goal of the psychologist is to help the subject see what they do not see, and realize that they do not need alcohol to solve their problems. This would result in the subject being rehabilitated for a certain amount of weeks in the hopes to become better mentally, physically, and
There is no exact cause of alcoholism, even though it remains certain that the effects are unpredictably shown throughout time. In the article that I analyzed, “alcoholism …show more content…
However, that does not deter the fact that their problems will not be present again. Speaking for myself, alcoholism does not permanently steer away problems, it makes things a lot worse becoming an additional problem. This causes depression to the subject allowing him/her to become bitter with life. Being unsatisfied with life due to alcohol is tied into years of emotion, upon researching articles, it is due to an unmet need the drinker was wanting at the time they did not experience. Psychologist can try to tackle this unmet need to get to the core cause on why the drinker has resorted to alcohol to cope with their problems. Originally the subject does not recognize, nor do they acknowledge reasons behind their drinking, but they are fully aware of the effects that their bodies will undergo throughout their drinking process. The goal of the psychologist is to help the subject see what they do not see, and realize that they do not need alcohol to solve their problems. This would result in the subject being rehabilitated for a certain amount of weeks in the hopes to become better mentally, physically, and