Category: Addiction

One of the most significant indicators of Alcohol Use Disorder is functional decline—the gradual decrease in a person’s ability to manage daily responsibilities and maintain stability in their life. Functional decline can appear in many areas, including work, relationships, health, and personal responsibilities. At first, the changes may be subtle, such as decreased motivation or occasional missed obligations. Over time, these patterns can become more noticeable and disruptive. In the workplace, individuals may struggle with attendance, productivity, or concentration. They may arrive late, miss deadlines, or have difficulty maintaining performance. This can lead to disciplinary action or job loss. In…