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    a means of stress and anxiety relief. Although alcohol is considered a depressant, it also has the capability to amplify a person's emotional state. Once alcohol is consumed, it gets absorbed by the bloodstream and later enters the cerebral cortex--the part of the brain responsible for thought and action, and disrupts the flow of neurotransmitters. After this happens, the alcohol is absorbed by the limbic system which…

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    Alcohol advertisement In present world, alcohol is turning into the most regularly utilized drug. Present life rotates around entertainment, excitement, and different sorts of media which give commercials. The things that are on the commercials can have an impact on whoever watches them. For instance, alcoholic promotions are seen everywhere. These advertisements focus on individuals belonging to every age (Gunter, Hansen and Touri). With this, alcohol advertisements spoil the psyche of the…

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    Alcoholism In Elderly

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    serious health issue that affects millions of people and their loved ones every day. “Alcohol dependence refers to a medical illness characterized by loss of control, preoccupation with alcohol, continued alcohol use despite adverse consequences, and physiological symptoms such as withdrawal and tolerance” (Dawoodi & De Sousa, 2012, 208). Unfortunately, as more people continue to get older they come to rely on alcohol for the perceived physical and psychological benefits (Dawoodi & De Sousa,…

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    Definitions: alcohol abuse: it is the act of consuming alcohol containing products frequently or inappropriately (e.g. Binge drinking); which might result in short term or long term complications. It is often associated with addictive behaviors and it most likely interferes with person’s normal life balance, including the ability to work and interpersonal relationships. Alcoholism: it is the addiction to consuming alcoholic drinks or alcohol dependency. this condition is also classified as…

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    at the indigenous population of Alice Springs, what causes alcohol consumption to be high for this population? Is it a mental health issue? By examining the demographics of the indigenous population, our knowledge of the indigenous and possible causes of their alcohol consumption will be discussed. In addition to, identifying any knowledge gaps and finally possible solutions to identified issues. Who is at Risk? A news article on alcohol consumption across Australia showed that the Northern…

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    lowered As we all know and understand, alcohol has to be handled with responsibility and not to be misuse. Alcoholism affects so many people in the United States due to irresponsible decisions, but most legally teens who are considered adults say, once you are eighteen, you should be able to do whatever you want because you gained more civil rights by being able to vote, purchase tobacco products and join the forces so why not be allowed to purchase alcohol products and consume it. The drinking…

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    Alcohol effects thousands of people every day. The depressant liquid drug has major effects on the user’s health, mental wellness, and life in general. Even though many American’s like to the taste of alcohol, they do not realize what the drug is doing to their bodies. Health is one of the main things that alcohol destroys. Enough alcohol on a single occasion or over a long period of time can cause issues such as: stretching and drooping of the heart muscle (cardiomyopathy), irregular heart…

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    family members while others will burn whatever bridges are necessary to get their fix. Alcohol addiction affects between 8 and 16 million people in the United States, some are dependent while others are abusing it (Doweiko, 2015, p. 3). In providing 12-step programs, study groups and personal counseling, individuals are supported by local communities to live a healthier lifestyle beyond the addiction of alcohol. Alcohol can consume individuals on many different levels such as financially,…

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    As we enter in the month of November, I am in awe how the year has been flying by. By this time next year, I will be finding out if I passed the NCE for my LPC licensure. While this idea has been on my mind lately, it has given me a different perspective how I have been dealing with my clients. I noticed I have been more relaxed and less serious with them (in terms of a less structured session), especially with Pam, Terel, Freyu and the kids I see at the daycare. Not only is my personality…

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    Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting is a fellowship of men and women who comes together and support each other while they are trying to solve their drinking problems. Anyone can join or come observe an AA meeting. The only requirement to become a member of an AA program is to have the desire to stop drinking. In addition, it is free to attend an AA meeting and there are no appointments to make, which makes it extremely convenient for individuals. The AA meeting that I attended was at the Haymarket…

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