If your spouse has been drinking a lot and you have rising suspicions about the extent of their behavior, they may have an addiction to alcohol. Alcoholism is a deadly disease, killing millions of people and affecting countless others. Though it may be difficult to tell if a person simply likes to drink or if they have a physical dependence on alcohol, there are signs and details that will provide you with the answers to the questions you have about your spouse’s alcohol intake and abuse. If you think the signals below pertain to your spouse, or yourself, please call Right Path Drug Rehab Centers immediately to set up a consultation at the ideal addiction treatment facility for the situation at hand.   Changes in Behavior One of the most recognizable signs of alcoholism is the overall change in behavior and mood. If you find that your spouse’s actions have become increasingly erratic, their emotions more intense, or become uncharacteristic while drinking, they may be addicted to alcohol. Next time you notice this, wait until they are sober and bring up your concerns. Ask your spouse to stop drinking for a specific period of time. If they drink daily, alcoholics will have a hard time going a week without a drink. If they become extremely irritable, irrational, sick, or are unable to resist temptations, then your spouse may be an alcoholic. If so, contact us to enroll at a substance…