by DJ Chiasson | Feb 18, 2026 | Alcohol Addiction
Yes—your liver can heal after quitting alcohol Yes. In many cases, your liver really can heal after you quit drinking, especially if the damage is still in the early stages. If you’ve been asking yourself, “Can the liver heal after quitting alcohol?” or “Can my liver...
by DJ Chiasson | Feb 10, 2026 | Alcohol Addiction
When Alcohol Detox Needs a Higher Level of Care When people hear “level of care,” they often think it’s about motivation or how “serious” someone is about quitting. But in alcohol recovery, the very first level-of-care question is much simpler: Is it medically safe...
by DJ Chiasson | Dec 3, 2025 | Alcohol Addiction
Non-Alcoholic Beer and Recovery Non-alcoholic beer has become a hot topic in recovery circles, and for good reason. These beverages are marketed as containing little to no alcohol — typically up to 0.5% alcohol by volume (ABV) — compared to regular beer’s 4-6%...
by DJ Chiasson | Sep 9, 2025 | Alcohol Addiction
Recognizing the Signs of Alcoholism in Your Family Member Family alcoholism occurs when alcohol use disorder (AUD) affects not just the individual drinking, but creates ripple effects throughout the entire family system. You might find yourself wondering, “how...
by Katie Sebastyn | Sep 3, 2025 | Alcohol Addiction, Sober Fall Activities, Sobriety
Vermont’s craft beverage scene has become a cornerstone of the state’s cultural identity, drawing visitors from across the country to experience world-renowned breweries and cideries. From the rolling hills dotted with apple orchards to bustling tasting...
by Katie Sebastyn | Aug 26, 2025 | Alcohol Addiction, Sobriety
Facing the Champagne Toast Without Breaking Your Commitment You’re dressed to impress, the ceremony was beautiful, and now everyone’s gathering for the reception. The champagne toast begins, drinks are flowing freely, and suddenly all eyes seem to be on...
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