Natalie Millis
Natalie has a degree in biology with an emphasis on public health and medical policy. Her work experience includes EMS, detox, inpatient psychiatric care, and as a wilderness therapy guide for troubled teens who often had substance abuse problems. This combination of academic and real-world work experience has given her extensive knowledge in the fields of addiction, from both a biological and social perspective.
So You’re Thinking Of Holding An Alcohol Intervention? 5 Things to Know First
Alcohol Intervention: 5 Things To Know First
Alcohol interventions are not like those on TV. In real...
Dry Drunk Behavior
Dry Drunk Behavior
Do you know someone that still acts like an alcoholic, but without drinking anymore? The term for such people is “Dry Alcoholics"...
Your Sobriety is Hard-Won. Celebrate It!
Your Sobriety is Hard-Won. Celebrate It!
Recovering from alcohol addiction is literally a life-changing process. Transitioning to a clear head after living a life using...
Almost Alcoholic: 3 Signs You’re A “Risky Drinker”
To most people, the word Alcoholic evokes someone weak, past the point of being able to work or function, perhaps someone filthy and begging...
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Understanding Insurance Coverage For Rehab
Figuring Out Insurance Coverage For Addiction Treatment
There are quite a few insurance coverage options that are available to people who are looking for treatment...
Getting Alcohol Addiction Treatment
Treatment For Alcohol Addiction
Drinking alcohol too often, too much and too fast may result in a host of alcohol-related problems. With a good number...
How to Detox from Alcohol
Unlike smoking, someone who struggles with alcohol addiction can't just quit cold turkey. This is because your central nervous system becomes dependent...
What is a Functioning Alcoholic?
Functioning Alcoholics
Oftentimes people have a certain idea or notion of how an alcoholic looks, acts, or functions. While alcoholics are often noticeable, there may...
Alcohol Related Deaths Per Year
Alcohol Related Deaths Per Year
Drinking too much can cause serious health problems, and even death. In fact, according...
