High functioning alcoholic

Discover the reality of high-functioning alcoholism and the hidden toll it takes on individuals. Learn more about this complex disease.

A high functioning alcoholic may be defined as a person who is dependent upon alcohol yet is still able to function in society. Rarely will alcohol cause them to miss any obligations. They’re able to manage areas in their life such as work, friendships, and home while keeping up their drinking habit

The high-functioning alcoholic hides their issues in plain sight, and loved ones are usually are not aware that problems exist because things appear normal.

High-functioning alcoholics are individuals who are able to function regardless of their addiction but are not immune to their adverse consequence.

Most of us are familiar with the concept of the "high-functioning" (or just "functioning") alcoholic — a person who, contrary to popular stereotypes about addicts, manages to hold down a job, pay their rent, and otherwise maintain the appearance of…

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As part of Alcoholism Awareness Month, Addiction Campuses is promoting education and raising awareness about the 4 stages of functional alcoholism.

Functional alcoholics can fulfill their duties, but alcohol still takes a physical and emotional toll. Learn the signs and effects of high-functioning alcoholism.