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  • Break Bad Habits - Let's face it: Alcoholism does NOT make you a pleasant person. It either worsens poor habits you had before you began drinking heavily, or created some new ones! Examples include: Alienating Others; Constantly Complaining; Always Being Late; and of course Lying are some of the favorites. Now is the time to break them! Read More.
  • The Case for Change at Alcoholics Anonymous - AA has helped many thousands of people--there is absolutely no doubt. But far more people have tried it with little or no success. In addition, it is increasingly under attack, from declarations of its "irrationality" to accusations of sexual misconduct.
    Unaddressed, these concerns run the risk of AA becoming irrelevant. Is it possible to improve AA so it is more effective, yet retain the essence that has helped so many? The answer is YES.  Read More.
  • Detox - What is it? Simply put, it is getting rid of the alcohol and related toxins in your body. More broadly, it is starting the process to get rid of the dependency your body AND mind has on alcohol. But what does that really mean for someone getting ready to go through it for the first time? Read More
  • Fun and Alcohol - None of us started drinking with the intent of being alcoholics, and most of us, if we even thought about it, would have attributed a zero percent chance of that happening.  Sure there are some people that may have a higher risk of alcoholism due to some genetic patterns, but as a whole no one thinks they will "grow up" to be an alcoholic.
    ​Many, if not most alcoholics - indeed most people - start drinking in the course of having "Fun," whether it's out with their high school friends, in campus bars, out after work, etc.  For most people the relationship between alcohol and these kinds of fun-having situations can stay there, not intruding into other parts of their life. Unfortunately this is not the case for alcoholics. Read More.
  • Interventions: A good idea? As a (possible) alcoholic you may have zero interest in reading about interventions. However, if you are are a loved one of a possible alcoholic, you may have heard a lot about interventions and are considering doing one. If so this section is for you! Read More.

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​There are MANY sub-topics in the world of alcoholism, from alcohol communities (e.g. AA) to  Interventions to how gender impacts the disease to how life changes after sobriety. Many of these topics are not well-addressed or the information is scattered across many sources. How To Conquer Your Alcoholism looks bring all the key topics associated with alcoholism into one book -- we've done the work so you don't have to! A sampling of these topics are provided in this tab.

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