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Did you know April is Alcohol Awareness Month. The goal behind Alcohol Awareness Month is to spotlight the difference between casual drinking and Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD). Read More
“Anxiety and withdrawal symptoms usually peak six to 24 hours after someone has their last drink and can last for a few days as the body returns to its normal state,” says Dr. Sarah Church of Wholeview. She and other specialist offer tips to reduce risks. Read More
An Interview With Wanda Malhotra Read More
Dr. Sarah Church, Executive Director of Wholeview Wellness, joined Newsline with Brigitte Quinn to talk about the end of Dry January and what’s next. Read More
CBS News interviewed Dr. Sarah Church of Wholeview on the topic of "What to know about drinking again -- or quitting alcohol for good." Read More
When most people think about addiction treatment, they immediately think of detox and inpatient rehabilitation programs (a/k/a “rehab”). They might also think of peer support that can be accessed through Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) or other 12-step programs. Read More
After a holiday season filled with parties and alcohol for some, many Americans are wanting to cleanse their body and participate in Dry January, a campaign to avoid alcohol consumption for the entire month. Read More
All across the country, people take part in a health challenge known as Dry January, choosing a unique path to welcome in the new year and reset their bodies. Read More
The annual Dry January Challenge dares us to abstain from alcohol for the entire first month of the year. Read More