The "Alcohol Awareness and Wellness" course aims to equip healthcare professionals, wellness coaches, educators, and interested individuals with a comprehensive understanding of alcohol awareness and its impact on personal and community health. This program explores the concept of wellness in relation to alcohol consumption, delves into the historical context of alcohol use, and highlights the role of public health campaigns. Participants will gain valuable insights into the symptoms, causes, diagnosis, and treatment of alcohol use disorders (AUD) and learn strategies to support wellness and recove

1. Understand the overview of Alcohol Awareness and Wellness.
2. Identify and explain the symptoms of alcohol use and misuse.
3. Explore the causes of alcohol use and misuse.
4. Learn the diagnostic criteria and process for Alcohol Use Disorders (AUD).
5. Develop strategies for the treatment of AUD.
6. Understand the challenges of living with AUD and effective coping mechanisms.
7. Examine the impact of physical activity on alcohol use and misuse.
8. Evaluate the nutritional consequences of alcohol use and misuse.
9. Appreciate the mental health impact of alcohol use and misuse.

Participants will engage in various assessments designed to ensure comprehension and mastery of the material. These may include quizzes, case studies, written assignments, and practical exercises. Feedback and guidance from instructors will help participants apply their learning to real-world situations

The "Alcohol Awareness and Wellness" course is designed to provide healthcare professionals, wellness coaches, educators, and interested individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and manage alcohol use and its impacts on health. Covering a wide range of topics, participants will learn about the relationship between alcohol use and wellness, recognize the symptoms and causes of alcohol misuse, and develop effective treatment strategies. With comprehensive assessments and practical exercises, participants will be able to apply their learning and make a positive impact on personal and community health through informed practices and interventions.