Essays on Alcohol abuse

The movie “My Name is Bill W” was about William Griffith Wilson (Nov 26, 1895 – Jan 24, 1971) He was better known as Bill Wilson or “Bill W’. He was the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous with Robert Holbrook Smith AKA Dr. Bob. After seeing this movie I did some additional research. He and his…

How a parent with a drug or alcohol problem affects the whole family It is well known that a parent with a drug or alcohol problem can have a negative effect on their family members. You could say that the person with the problem is like someone stuck in a bog. The other family members,…

What did you like about the meeting? The sense of belonging that was given to each member without condemnation was very inspiring to me. Members were able to share their personal alcohol issues without been ashamed or laughed at by other members. What did you dislike? It requires genuine honesty for success. For Which individuals…

The 12-step program, used by Alcoholics Anonymous, is a well-known treatment method for addiction that can be applied to various forms of addiction, including alcoholism. This program encourages individuals with alcohol addiction to actively participate in the 12 steps. The first step requires acknowledging one’s lack of control over alcohol, while the second step involves…

AbstractionThe mark of this experiment was to analyze the effects of intoxicant and caffeine on the bosom, utilizing the Daphnia Magna as the trial topic. The hypothesis was: Increasing the concentration of caffeine in which the Daphnia Magna is submerged will do its bosom rate to increase, while increasing the concentration of intoxicant in which…

Alcohol can be seen everywhere throughout the media, individuals lifestyles, and other portions of society. The amount of people becoming dependent on alcohol is spreading due to excessive partying, excessive drinking, and peer pressure. Society portrays drinking alcohol as cool, masculine, and a measurement of how much of a “man” you are. This documentary “Spin…

What are the effects of alcoholism, on both the alcoholic and their family? Alcoholism is a progressive and potentially fatal chronic disease characterized by a dependency on alcohol and addiction to it. The American Medical Association (AMA) officially recognized alcoholism as a disease in 1966, although society still tends to morally judge it. There are…

According to what I learned in Alcoholic Anonymous (AA), AA is designed for individuals who pledge to never drink again but end up breaking their promise and drinking once more. AA emphasizes the importance of alcoholics working together, distinguishing itself from other twelve-step fellowships only in the initial part of the first step and the…

Alcoholism is a “primary, chronic disease with genetic, psychosocial, and environmental factors influencing its development and manifestations. The disease is often progressive and fatal. It is characterized by continuous or periodic: impaired control over drinking, preoccupation with the drug alcohol, use of alcohol despite adverse consequences, and distortions in thinking, most notably denial (NCADD).” It’s…

Alcohol is the most used substance of abuse for American teens states therecoveryvilage.com.The consequences of adolescent alcoholism can affect everyone. Everyone can be impacted the aggressive behavior, injuries, and the deaths that come along side of this type of substance. According to the Department of Transportation (DOT) adolescent alcoholism can be hand-in-hand with erratic behaviors…