Alcoholism-a physical and psychological dependence on alcohol…it IS an illness. Symptoms: *strong need for alcohol *inability to to stop or limit drinking.

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Alcoholism-a physical and psychological dependence on alcohol…it IS an illness. Symptoms: *strong need for alcohol *inability to to stop or limit drinking *Increased tolerance *Physical dependence (body needs it to function normally).

 Violent  Moody  Unpredictable  Can not meet duties in the family  Can not provide emotional support  Difficult time keeping a job  Financial problems.

 There is no cure for alcoholism, but it is treatable.  Abstinence  Withdrawal: severe headaches, extreme nervousness, shaking, or seizures.  Recovery- Learning to live without alcohol  Medication, counseling, Alcoholics Anonymous

*sports teams *school and religious groups *volunteering *a hobby What are other things you can do that don’t involve alcohol?