by Tulip Hill Recovery | Mar 7, 2021 | Alcohol Addiction
Alcohol consumption is a normal part of life in the United States, so most of us aren’t alarmed or concerned when we see someone drinking. However, nearly 33% of American adults experience alcohol abuse at some point in their lives, meaning that even though we don’t... 
by Tulip Hill Recovery | Mar 6, 2021 | Alcohol Addiction
Drinking alcohol is common in the United States, which is why it should be no surprise that there are many people who develop an addiction. However, since so many people drink alcohol, you may be wondering, why do only some become addicted? What is it that makes... 
by Tulip Hill Recovery | Mar 5, 2021 | Alcohol Addiction
Alcohol consumption is an extremely common activity among American adults. Nearly 56% of adults consume alcohol at least once per month. Because drinking is legal, easy to access and very common in social events, it can lead to misuse and a dependency that is... 
by Tulip Hill Recovery | Feb 5, 2021 | Alcohol Addiction, Healthy Tips
Christmas. New Year’s. Birthdays. Office parties. There are a ton of celebrations and holiday events that take place throughout the year, and many of these events involve social drinking. For someone who is recovering from an addiction to alcohol, it can be a... 
by Tulip Hill Recovery | Feb 1, 2021 | Alcohol Addiction
The new year brings renewed hope for people across the world. Many are hopeful that the rollout of vaccines will end the COVID-19 pandemic, helping life return to normal. Many people make New Year’s resolutions as an effort to commit to making an improvement in their... 
by Tulip Hill Recovery | Jan 11, 2021 | Alcohol Addiction, Dual Diagnosis
It’s common for the consumption of alcohol to be tied with depression. Mental health disorders like depression can drive someone to using alcohol or substances as a coping mechanism. In the case of an addiction, these mental health disorders are known as “co-occurring... 