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    (memory loss) often occurs in alcoholics. It was believed that toxins from the alcohol was the reason for brain damage. It was later discovered that Korsakoff’s syndrome can also be caused by thiamine deficiency‚ hence converging operations. It was found in malnourished individuals who had little to no alcohol. Another support to converging operations is the experiment that compared thiamine-deficient rats with an identical group of control rats. Now‚ not only are alcoholics advised to stop consuming

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    life is miserable‚ painful and lonely. The few moments he is sober‚ the reality of what his life has disintegrated into causes so much pain and suffering. Although most alcoholics do not admit that they have a problem‚ those who suffer most are their families and close friends. They are left to feel the gap left behind by the alcoholic. If you are living this life‚ do not lose hope because there are alcohol addiction treatment programs that can help you control the habit. Here are the steps you should

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    Alcoholic Parents Of the many figures in a child’s life‚ parents are certainly an important figure to look up to and to learn from. All human beings have their flaws. When alcoholism is one of the major flaws in one’s life‚ it can have a major effect on a child. Alcohol can break up marriages‚ damage family relationships‚ affect jobs‚ affect health‚ and harm children. Therefore‚ what causes someone to become an alcoholic? Scientists and researchers are dumbfounded because there is not a definite

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    no drinking and driving‚ these drinking and driving problem has been frequently seen in the society. Many people has involved in sever accident and also‚ has lost their precious life. Many people who don’t drink has also been the victim of these alcoholic problem. I decided to choose alcohol addiction as my topic because I was also once a victim of alcohol. Different plans has been made in by the government and other social service organization to control the drinking habit of the person. Since

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    Running Header: INTERVENTIONS FOR FUNCTIONING ALCOHOLIC PARENTS Interventions for Functioning Alcoholic Parents Many parents in society are functioning alcoholics. These parents are often not looked at as a problem because they maintain jobs‚ get their children to school. However‚ the impact they have on their family live is horrendous can become very damaging. These parents need an intervention just as much as any other alcoholic. They may appear to be functioning but their lives

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    drinking alcohol. As it was stated in the textbook and the review PowerPoint 70 million people suffer from alcohol dependency. Alcoholic dependence is very dangerous and life threating‚ but luckily there is help for this substance abuse as well. Just like in the USA countries around the world have help called alcoholics Anonymous or also known as AA meetings. Alcoholics Anonymous is an international fellowship for men and women who may share their experiences with alcohol in hopes of trying to get

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    Explain Abstinence is the complete elimination of alcohol. In Alcoholics Anonymous abstinence is a decision to stay away from what causes deeper troubles for a person. There is no grey area of what is acceptable in quantity of drinks except for none. Those who are apart of Alcoholics Anonymous view their alcohol use a problem‚ a disease. Drinking is not to be trifled with. Controlled drinking‚ for America‚ is alcohol use reduction. It is believed that harm reduction naturally follows a reduction

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    Home Brew – Alcoholic Lyrics: (text #2) "hi everybody‚ welcome to the wednesday meeting‚ yep yep.um everybody give it up for eli‚ first of all‚ who’s been offthe meth for a whole month now‚ and his wife’s getting outof jail next thursday‚ is that right? anyway we’ve got a new speakertoday so big round of applause for this young man here."it’s been about a week nowI’m startin’ to get weak nowI wake up at 11:30 that’s when I start getting thirsty andI don’t know what it isall I know there’s a bottle

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    For my addiction meeting‚ I chose to go to an open Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting. Alcoholism is an addiction that is both‚ professionally and personally relevant for me. Professionally‚ I work at a clinical mental health center were we often see alcoholism or individuals/families in recovery. However‚ on a personal level my grandfather was an alcoholic‚ and both my partner and his father are alcoholics in recovery. My partner‚ only just entered recovery and suffered a recent relapse‚ making

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    Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is program designed to assist those recovering from alcohol abuse. In my opinion‚ AA could fall into multiple categories of groups. According to Corey & Corey (2010) definitions of groups‚ AA is representative of a psychotherapy group. Alcoholism is linked to psychological problems and the 12-step program. During my observation‚ I felt the group setting was therapeutic in that members were encouraged to reflect on the changes they wanted to make within themselves (Corey

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