== == The answer in most cases will be "NO". Most long-term cae policies will not cover treatment for Alcoholism. Here is the discalimer in one policy, "No payment will be made for the treatment of alcoholism or drug addiction, unless the addiction was due to such drug(s) taken on the advice of a Physician."
It is sometimes regarded as a disease, and it can affect the mental status!
Alcohol abuse is listed in the Diagnostic Statistical Manual of Mental Illnesses. Alcohol Dependance is also listed and the diagnostic code for it is 291.8.
There is no such thing as a “mental illness.” Is there a scientifically proven test that can show the blood loss like a puncture wound to the abdomen? There are no scientific tests to prove “mental illness.” If you want to know how the mind works, read “Dianetics, The Modern Science of Mental Health.” This gives an exact science on how the mind works and how one can rid themselves of many challenges. It’s scientifically proven and has been around since 1951.
The other answer about the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders or DSM-5 lists it as one.
However there is no scientific test to prove Alcoholism as a mental illness. It was voted on by a bunch of psychiatrists who get together yearly to vote whether or not it should be a mental disorder or not.
Citizens Commision on Human Rights (CCHR International) has tons of information on the pseudo-science of psychiatry.
There is a great documentary called “Psychiatry, An Industry of Death”
homelessness
Alcoholism is a substance abuse problem, which is classified as a behavior disorder. In and of itself it isn't considered a mental illness, but it is sometimes seen in conjunction with mental illness as a form of self medicating.
Harry Milt has written: 'Serious mental illness in children' -- subject(s): Mentally ill children 'Middle age--threat or promise?' -- subject(s): Middle age 'Family neglect and abuse of the aged, a growing concern' -- subject(s): Abuse of, Older people, Services for 'The issues and the background' -- subject(s): History, Jewish-Arab relations 'Basic handbook on mental illness' -- subject(s): Mental Disorders, Mental illness 'Alcoholics and alcoholism' -- subject(s): Alcoholism
The World Health Organization acknowledged alcoholism as a serious medical problem in 1951, and the American Medical Association declared alcoholism as a treatable illness in 1956. The World Health Organization acknowledged alcoholism as a serious medical problem in 1951, and the American Medical Association declared alcoholism as a treatable illness in 1956.
There are many reasons or, more accurately, causes, for homelessness. Some of them are poverty, mental illness, alcoholism, certain disabilities, and sometimes very bad luck.
weakness to a certain degree. if it is a serious condition, it then becomes a illness.
Sinusitis is not caused by mental illness. Mental illness can be caused by sinusitis infection.
not guilty by reason of mental illness
Mental illness predates recorded history.
Hypothermia is primarily an urban phenomenon associated with alcoholism, drug addiction, mental illness, and cold--water immersion accidents. The victims are often homeless male alcoholics.
Alcoholism is a chronic illness, according to some. However, there is considerable debate as to whether or not alcoholism is a disease. Many physicians reject the disease theory of alcoholism.
The Myth of Mental Illness was created in 1961.