April is Alcohol Awareness Month
Alcohol use is the third leading cause of preventable death in the United States. No one should die from this preventable disease. Check out the resources below to learn how you can turn alcohol awareness into action.
Wondering about your relationship with alcohol?
Did you know?
There is a lot of confusion around alcohol addiction. These 6 facts set the record straight.
Where should you start?
Addiction is not a moral failing. It's a disease that influences behavior and changes brain chemistry.
Is it time to get help?
Answer a few questions about your symptoms to find out if it’s time to seek treatment.
Addiction is treatable.
What types of treatment are there for alcohol addiction?
Treatment is not one-size-fits-all. Learn what services are available for your situation.
Can medications help with alcohol addiction recovery?
We spoke with people who used medications to treat their alcohol addiction. Here's what they had to say.
What are 12-step programs and how do they work?
A 12-step program might be the right fit for you. Hear from people who have been there.
Need help? We’ve got it.
How do I support a loved one with addiction?
From treatment finders to recovery groups to grief support-browse addiction resources here.
How can I help my child with their addiction?
You can protect your children by lowering their risk of developing addiction. Learn how.
How do I talk to others about my addiction?
These resources will help you communicate with your employer, friends, and family.
You're not alone.
How you can turn alcohol awareness into action
Having the compassion and courage to say something to your loved one could move them toward recovery.
10 lessons I learned during 10 years in recovery
This heartwarming story shows what life can be like in recovery.
Everyone has a unique journey to recovery
Read one woman's story about generational trauma and her father's addiction.
Your gift can save lives.
The alcohol addiction crisis is deadlier than ever. But together, we can shatter the obstacles that get in the way of lasting recovery. Your gift will change someone's life for the better.