How Alcohol Metabolizes Differently as We Age
For many adults, a glass of wine with dinner or a beer with friends has long been a familiar ritual. But as we age, that same amount of alcohol may hit us differently, often more quickly and more intensely than it did years earlier. This change isn’t “all in your...
How Aging Changes Our Tolerance for Alcohol
By Dr. Rachel Docekal, CEO, Hanley Foundation As we age, our bodies change dramatically, and so does our tolerance for alcohol. A single glass of wine at 75 is not the same as that same glass at 35, and the difference can have very real consequences. What’s Really...
How Substance Use Affects Heart Health
Substance use disorders (SUDs) don’t just affect the brain—they take a toll on the body too, especially the heart. The connection between long-term substance use and cardiovascular health is often overlooked, but understanding this relationship is critical. At Hanley...
Addiction Isn’t a Choice: Addiction Myths Debunked
Addiction is often misunderstood, and that misunderstanding can prevent people from getting the help they need. Whether shaped by stigma, media portrayals, or outdated beliefs, many of the most common ideas about substance use disorders are simply untrue. At Hanley...
Alcohol-Related Dementia: When Addiction Mimics Cognitive Decline
Updated 8/4/2026 Clinically reviewed by Dr. John Dyben, DHSc, LMFT, MCAP, – Chief Clinical Officer, Hanley Center It’s easy to assume memory loss or confusion is simply part of aging or a sign of dementia. But for some older adults, long-term alcohol use may...Insurance Can Cover up to 100% of Treatment
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