Physical Health
Alcohol abuse from loved ones, friends, and co-workers can result in domestic violence and sexual assault. High blood pressure, increased heart rates and headaches also result from the impacts of alcohol abuse. We can be on the receiving end of physical pain including broken bones, and permanent injury from loved ones, friends and co-workers who are addicted to alcohol. Medical expenses can increase significantly.
Resources
The Center for People Impacted by Alcohol Abuse is a gateway for victims of alcohol abuse, to expertise in physical health support to help you survive and thrive, as well as practical and affordable resources to reduce your stigma and harm from the impacts from alcohol abuse. We hope you will find the following resources helpful and welcome your recommendations for other relevant resources for our members.
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Services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, abuse of at-risk individuals, elder abuse, and human trafficking.
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Help through group fitness, cycling, strength training, yoga, climbing, hiking and socials.
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