Almost Addicted
Posted Monday, November 12, 2012
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You're done with work for the day. Dinner's finished, too. And the kids' homework has been checked. Do you unwind with a cocktail? Pop open a beer? Is the time now: "wine" o'clock? A lot of people enjoy a regular drink. And even if they're not crashing the car, missing work or messing screwing up a marriage, many drinkers may qualify as "almost" alcoholics, according to Harvard doctors who wrote a book on the phenomenon.
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Health, Mental Health, Miscellaneous, Community/Human Interest, Addiction
Guests
Joseph Nowinski, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Hartford, CT; author Almost Alcoholic
Dr. Sybil Marsh, family practice physician, University Hospitals
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ideastream’s Addiction coverage
Alcoholics Anonymous
Secular Organizations for Sobriety
Women for Sobriety
Smart Recovery
Quit Alcohol
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