by The Coleman Institute | May 10, 2022
If you are considering changing your relationship with alcohol, explore 6 warning signs that you may be a gray area drinker and how to get help with the Coleman Institute. What Is Gray Area Drinking? As we begin to think about Substance Use Disorders (SUD) in new...
by The Coleman Institute | May 3, 2022
In part 2 of a 3-part series,the Coleman Institute’s executive director, Amanda Pitts, and National Medical Director, Peter Coleman, join Cindy Stumpo on her podcast “Tough as Nails” on iHeart Radio to discuss addiction, treatment, and long-term...
by The Coleman Institute | Apr 19, 2022
The Coleman Institute’s executive director, Amanda Pitts, and National Medical Director, Peter Coleman, join Cindy Stumpo on her podcast “Tough as Nails” on iHeart Radio to discuss addiction, treatment, and long-term recovery. After hearing about a...
by The Coleman Institute | Feb 8, 2022
I recently met with a patient who, after about 40 years of very regular drinking, made the decision to quit drinking. Her decision to stop drinking alcohol was not easy. She associated drinking wine with many aspects of her life: sharing a bottle of wine with her...
by Andrew Blake | Dec 17, 2021
A body, left to its own devices, manages pretty well. Breathing, digestion, circulation, and metabolism are all nicely orchestrated with only the minimal input from the inhabitant of said body. A little food, a little water, a little oxygen, and the body is good to...