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Psychology of Alcoholism, The by George Barton Cutten (1874 - 1962)

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  • Preface & Chapter I - Introduction

Preface & Chapter I - Introduction

Thursday 1st January 1970

Explore alcoholism's effects on mind, body, and society with Dr. Cutten's insights, historical cures, and changing medical views. Listen now.
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Psychology of Alcoholism, The by George Barton Cutten (1874 - 1962)
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Navigating Alcohol Dependency
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Understanding Alcoholism: The Mind, Body, and Society Connection

No one can take alcohol liquors without blunting these physical powers, which I must always keep on edge.
Ever wondered how deep the rabbit hole of alcoholism goes? In this episode of 'The Psychology of Alcoholism', Dr. George Barton Cutten offers a fascinating overview of how chronic drinking impacts not just the individual, but society at large. From the toll it takes on your body and mind to its ripple effects on your morals and sanity, Dr. Cutten leaves no stone unturned.
He even dives into historical 'cures' like religious conversion and hypnotism, shedding light on how far we've come in understanding this complex issue. The episode also touches on the evolving medical attitudes towards alcoholism and its staggering economic costs. If you're curious about the intricate ways alcohol can affect your mental state or looking for practical insights into combating this issue, this episode is a must-listen.
Perfect for anyone seeking to understand the multifaceted nature of alcoholism, whether for personal reasons or to support a loved one.