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Aging successfully, but still vulnerable: Late life experiences of older adults who have recovered from alcohol use disorder.

Ile Kermel-SchiffmanBelle Gavriel-Fried
Published in: International journal of geriatric psychiatry (2022)
Older adults who recover from AUD report experiencing successful aging. They are willing to engage in new ventures in late life, live actively and age healthfully. However, despite their positive outlook, older adults recovering from AUD are a vulnerable population, especially when they experience marginalization as post-AUD older adults. This underscores the need to reach out to this population and the host of challenges they face to provide supportive treatments and interventions from interdisciplinary professionals who can guide their recovery from AUD and help them flourish in late life.
Keyphrases
  • alcohol use disorder
  • physical activity
  • mental health