by Addison Clark | Jan 15, 2024
At the Coleman Institute, we know overcoming Alcohol Use Disorder is never an easy task. But breakthroughs in addiction medicine now offer new options for safe, effective recovery strategies for those patients who struggle with excessive drinking. Among these...
by Addison Clark | Nov 21, 2023
The decision to reduce or abstain from alcohol often marks a pivotal moment in a person’s life. This commitment often emerges from deep introspection, recognizing the negative impacts of excessive drinking on personal relationships, work-life, and overall health....
by Addison Clark | Aug 7, 2023
When considering the various health hazards associated with excessive alcohol consumption, the potential for physical harm often comes to mind: liver damage, heart disease and other health complications. However, one often overlooked but equally perilous consequence...
by Addison Clark | May 15, 2023
Alcohol is a widely accepted and often celebrated substance, but it can also be addictive and harmful. If you are struggling with alcohol use, it may be difficult to recognize when it’s time to seek help. However, acknowledging the problem and seeking treatment...
by Addison Clark | Aug 16, 2022
Dr. Peter Coleman, Dr. Reich, and other team members of the Coleman Institute for Addiction Medicine describe how the Coleman Method offered in Boston [Wellesley), Massachusetts works for detoxing opioids or alcohol. Watch the team’s recap here on YouTube,...