Explore the critical topic of problematic alcohol consumption in this informative 42-minute discussion led by moderator Lillie Shockney and featuring psychiatrist Dr. Denis Antoine, Director of the Center for Addiction and Pregnancy (CAP) and Addiction Treatment Services (ATS) at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. Gain valuable insights into recognizing when drinking habits cross the line into problematic territory, understand the potential consequences of excessive alcohol use, and learn about available treatment options and support systems for those struggling with alcohol-related issues.
When Alcohol Becomes a Problem - Understanding Addiction and Treatment
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When Alcohol Becomes the Problem
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