Here are some common signs that alcohol has more power in your life than you might realize, according to a clinical psychologist.
. I hear this statement a lot in my therapy office as patients discuss their pattern of drinking. Usually they’re thinking of an alcoholic as someone whose constant drinking leads to missing work, DUIs, losing relationships, and hitting rock bottom. However, the majority of alcoholics don’t fit this stereotype, and remain largely functional despite their use.
I chose to give up drinking a little over two years ago and have never regretted it, and my personal experience no doubt influences my views on alcohol. It also opened my eyes to the many signs that our drinking may not be serving us well.Wondering if you have a problem.
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