Drinking Alone: When Is It a Cause for Concern?
Drinking alone isn't necessarily a sign that a person has aud. Many people are willing and able to drink moderately and safely by themselves, but if any of the reasons or dangers listed above sound familiar to you, it may be worth taking a closer look at your drinking.
Ever found yourself wondering if having a drink alone is a big deal? Kali's latest episode of 'Workit Health Blog Post Recordings' tackles this very question. She digs into why people might choose to drink solo and when it might signal something more serious. From wanting to unwind in peace to avoiding social scrutiny, there are many reasons people opt for a solitary sip. But is it harmless?
Kali sheds light on the fine line between casual drinking and the onset of alcohol use disorder (AUD). AUD is a condition where controlling alcohol consumption becomes difficult despite negative consequences. Kali discusses how drinking alone isn't always a red flag but can be one of the warning signs of AUD. She explores various factors like the impact of negative thoughts, safety issues, and the potential for developing harmful drinking habits.
Through relatable anecdotes and expert insights, this episode helps listeners understand the risks and recognize when it might be time to reassess their drinking habits. If you've ever questioned your own solo drinking or worried about someone else's, this episode offers valuable perspectives and practical advice. Tune in to get a clearer picture of when drinking alone might be more than just a way to relax.