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Addiction isn’t a “lack of willpower.” It’s a treatable medical condition that changes the brain and behavior. People recover with the right mix of evidence-based treatment, medications (when indicated), therapy, family support, and aftercare. Relapse can happen and does not mean failure and rates are similar to other long-term illnesses. Genetics and...


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When people imagine alcohol addiction, they usually picture a life falling apart. But for many high-pressure professionals like executives, founders, lawyers, doctors, managers, the story looks very different.

They show up.

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When someone you love decides to seek help for alcohol addiction, it can feel like your world flips overnight. For founders and high-pressure leaders, this shift can be even more overwhelming. You’re used to solving problems, planning outcomes, and staying in control. But supporting a partner in alcohol rehab is a different kind of journey the one tha...


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In today’s digital age, social media brain rewiring is no longer a buzzword, it’s a real phenomenon backed by science. Scroll through a feed, watch an endless loop of reels, or check notifications one more time and your brain changes. Over time, these changes can affect attention, memory, emotional wellness, sleep, and even how you connect with others...


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In India, alcohol is often seen as a “controlled indulgence.”

A drink at weddings, celebrations, business dinners, or weekend gatherings. For many urban professionals, moderate drinking has quietly become a part of everyday life and something that feels normal, acceptable, even harmless.

But new research emerging from India is challenging ...


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