Alcoholism rarely appears overnight. It develops gradually, often so subtly that both the person drinking and their loved ones may miss the warning signs until the problem becomes severe. For families, recognizing these early indicators can be the difference between early intervention and years of struggle. Understanding what to look for isn't about jumping to conclusions or creating conflict—it's about approaching a loved one with care before alcohol dependency takes hold co

Raj, a successful Mumbai executive, lost everything to alcohol—family, job, self-respect. His "rock bottom" on his daughter's birthday led him to Anmol Jeevan Foundation's nasha mukti kendra. Through counseling and group therapy, he found healing and rebuilt his life, now six months sober. Priya, a young artist, also found her way back, recovering her creativity and self-worth through the holistic programs. Their powerful stories prove that recovery is possible.

Where are you on the spectrum? We’ve all seen the stereotype in movies and on TV: the person whose drinking has led to a dramatic "rock...