Under the Influence: A Guide to the Myths and Realities of Alcoholism Mass Market Paperback
by James Robert Milam & Katherine Ketcham
Why Read This Book?
- •Offers a science-backed, non-shaming perspective on alcoholism
- •Equips readers with practical tools to understand and treat alcohol addiction
- •Ideal for rehab centers, counselors, and families of alcoholics
- •Helps dismantle dangerous myths that delay recovery
- •Recommended globally by addiction professionals and therapist
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Under the Influence is a groundbreaking, research-based exploration of alcoholism that dismantles long-held myths surrounding the disease.
Written by clinical psychologist James R. Milam and journalist Katherine Ketcham, the book reframes alcoholism not as a moral failing or lack of willpower, but as a chronic, progressive brain disease with biological roots.
The authors dive into how alcoholism develops, why some people are more susceptible, and how it can be effectively treated.
With compelling stories, scientific clarity, and empathetic language, this book becomes an essential guide for families, professionals, and those struggling with alcohol dependency.
Originally published in 1981, Under the Influence remains a classic in addiction literature and continues to shape rehabilitation programs globally.
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