“As long as you can make it to work the next day”: normalized drinking and problem recognition among individuals in recovery from alcohol use disorder
IntroductionProblematic alcohol use contributes substantially to morbidity, mortality, and social harm, yet may remain underrecognized by those experiencing it. Social and environmental contexts strongly influence alcohol use and drinking norms. However, less is known about how these contexts relate to recognizing one’s own drinking as problematic. Therefore, this qualitative study explored how…
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