Pandemic's stress and loneliness create dangerous cocktail for alcohol abuse - News Summed Up

Pandemic's stress and loneliness create dangerous cocktail for alcohol abuse


The 33-year-old decided to get help from Simon House Recovery Centre. He signed up for a 12-week program, based on Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, at the Calgary addiction treatment centre. One-in-four people say drinking has increasedAccording to Statistics Canada, roughly a quarter of people say they have increased their alcohol consumption during the pandemic. After Ontario, the Prairie provinces have the highest rate of people self-reporting increased alcohol consumption at 27 per cent. Those who reported lower mental health were more likely to say they had increased substance use — reasons given included boredom, stress, convenience, loneliness and insomnia.


Source: CBC News April 18, 2021 12:00 UTC



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