I Picked a Hell of a Month to Quit Drinking
Look at the news. We may all be getting to a point where walking around sober is a lot more dangerous than the alternative.
Look at the news. We may all be getting to a point where walking around sober is a lot more dangerous than the alternative.
Anthony Papa | Posted 07.30.2008 | Politics
Hamilton was finally able to kick his addiction and return to baseball. He was fortunate that his addiction was not handled as a criminal manner, sending a powerful message to society.
Felicia C. Sullivan | Posted 07.16.2008 | Living
Is it normal to openly lament if one doesn't drink for one solitary week? Do we find ourselves saying we need that glass of wine, rather than simply enjoying and savoring it?
People | Posted 07.13.2008 | Entertainment
To children of the '70s, she was a glamorous TV icon with her bullet-proof bracelets and Star-Spangled corset. But now Wonder Woman Lynda Carter has ...
Huffington Post | Posted 06.12.2008 | Entertainment
"Sex and the City" star Kristin Davis appeared on Tuesday night's "Late Late Show" with Craig Ferguson. The pair are both open about being recovering ...
Dr. Tian Dayton | Posted 05.25.2008 | Living
For this week's blog I am sharing my acceptance speech for an award I received from The Freedom Institute, this past Monday evening in New York City. ...
The Daily Telegraph | Natasha Courtenay-Smith | Posted 03.28.2008 | Living
If you love a good cocktail or two or maybe three after work (not that we would know anything about that), you might crack the occasional joke about b...
The New York Times | Benedict Carey | Posted 03.28.2008 | Living
Researchers have had a hard time understanding binge behavior. Until recently, their definition of binge drinking -- five drinks or more in 24 hours -...
Rachel Kramer Bussel | Posted 03.28.2008 | Living
Editor's Note: Dr. Mona Ackerman is on vacation. Her weekly column will return next Thursday. When I was growing up, One Day at a Time was a TV show;...
Susan Smalley, Ph.D. | Posted 03.28.2008 | Living
I see a parallel of the alcoholic to alcohol and our individual relationships to thoughts and emotions. Metaphorically, our thoughts and feelings are like 'alcohol'.
Fortune's Stanley Bing | Posted 11.16.2008 | Living