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Breaking the Cycle: Dependence on Alcohol
Breaking the Cycle: Dependence on Alcohol
Breaking the Cycle: Dependence on Alcohol
Monday 29th April 2024
Join Dr. Alun George as he explores the complexities of alcohol dependence, offering insights and hope for recovery on the Practitioner Health Wellbeing Podcast.
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Episode Overview
- Alcohol consumption deeply ingrained in healthcare culture
- Alcohol-related issues treatable with proper support
- No safe amount of alcohol consumption
- Health risks of alcohol on mental health and cancer
- Identifying signs of alcohol abuse and seeking help
Alcohol itself, it's harmful to the DNA in ourselves, hence it can cause cancer.
Ever wondered why alcohol dependence can be so hard to break? In this episode of the Practitioner Health Wellbeing Podcast, Dr. Alun George takes us on a compassionate journey into the world of alcohol addiction. Dr. George doesn't just skim the surface; he dives deep into the psychological, physiological, and societal factors that contribute to alcohol dependence. His candid discussion offers a fresh perspective on the underlying causes and the various pathways to recovery.
Whether you're personally affected by alcohol dependence, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about the intricacies of addiction, this episode has something valuable for you. Dr. George also sheds light on the prevalence of alcohol-related issues among healthcare professionals, debunking common myths and offering practical advice for those struggling in silence. Tune in to gain a better understanding of this complex issue and find hope in the journey toward recovery.