Risky drinking refers to a pattern of alcohol consumption that increases the likelihood of harmful health or social impacts, distinguishing it from alcohol addiction. Many individuals may engage in risky drinking behaviors without fitting the criteria for a substance use disorder, as the ability to stop drinking does not negate the potential risks associated with harmful drinking patterns. Understanding the nuances of risky drinking is crucial for fostering informed discussions about alcohol use and its implications for health and recovery. Source: https://clearbound.org/risky-drinking-without-addiction

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